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all of these are actually already recorded in the library of babel as long as you spell them out.
25 0 ReplyThis comment is in the library of babel.
18 0 ReplyHow many bytes is the Library of Babel?
Petabytes? Exabytes? Zettabytes?
3 0 ReplyI'd guess its infinite.
6 0 ReplyThe specifications described in Borges' original short story implies there are 25^1312000 books, which is unfathomably large but technically still finite.
6 0 ReplyIf it's stored on a server somewhere, it can't be infinite.
2 0 ReplyIts generated dynamically based on a seed string.
14 0 ReplyHuh, if it's dynamically generated, would the storage required to host website grow as visitors search for more strings?
1 0 ReplyIt doesn't generate and save it, it generates it again at the same position.
5 0 ReplyIn that case, wouldn't the "address" for the position of the string in the library be as long as the string itself?
1 0 ReplyYes, it's a fancy way to turn a link containing encoded text into that text.
3 0 ReplyAddress is the seed. It's not stored. Try visiting it to see how it works.
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