atoms

That's 1-15 atoms disintegrating per second (there's ~10^29 atoms in a cubic meter of water).

It would mean serializing all the updates, but you could use fine-grained agents like I'm using fine-grained atoms.

The point is that libraryofbabel.info is able to archive more text than your model - more pages of text than there are atoms in the universe.

I don't suppose you could elaborate on what you mean by atoms vs arrays here?

Eventually you reach the size of atoms and you are now talking about fractals and not real-life coastlines.

For example, Robert Boyle's The Sceptical Chymist, which argued that chemicals were composed of atoms, was published in 1661.

GPUs are great for simulating more atoms, but they are in fact worse at performing longer simulations.

By default Clojure uses a thread-pool for atoms so it wouldn't be a new thread for each request, the overhead is just a queue push which is not that great.

The gamma rays knock electrons off atoms in the atmosphere, which move really fast because the gamma rays are energetic.

It's surprising there isn't some chemical reaction to precipitate out the sodium and chloride atoms bonded to something else, or whatever.

Any experienced Clojure people care to comment on why atoms were used instead of agents?

As long as it's not atoms, but eg just neutrinos, it's not really chemistry.

You can't reduce all patents to "moving atoms and molecules around in different configurations" claim prior art, and invalidate all past, present and future patents.

It's incredibly common among people and it seriously infects thinking, to the point some seem to believe objects have little tags attached to atoms that say "this can be used only for X", and they'll act as if you're breaking the laws of nature if you use the object for something else than its "intended purpose".

One's own free unfettered choice, one's own caprice, however wild it may be, one's own fancy worked up at times to frenzy -- is that very "most advantageous advantage" which we have overlooked, which comes under no classification and against which all systems and theories are continually being shattered to atoms.

Atoms are product developers, working on poly-skilled teams to create the most valuable product possible with the client's budget.

Atoms are great communicators, able to work effectively one-on-one with clients and users.

Atoms give a shit about their work, their teammates, and their clients.