Starter prompt: Herbert Simon thought complex systems were those that were "partially decomposable"
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2 signs of low hackability: things that are destroyed by disassembly, things that are useless without docs (eg. mystery chip w/o pinout)
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@vgr is high cost eng to low cost product just because there's very high threshold to mass market appeal? -
@kylemathews eg: low-cost, low-power ARM chips are more costly to design than higher cost, high end chips - 5 more replies
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@NeilScudder Meh, just hold skill constant across set of artifacts - 3 more replies
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More ambitious question. How would you define a metric for the "hackability" of a thing (including living things, your own body etc)?
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@vgr 2/n: Hackability depends on effective identity spoofing. You should be able convince the 'host system' of the legitimacy of identity. - 1 more reply
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@vgr potentially maps to high/low road in How Buildings LearnThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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