Toons (n+1 induction) exist because the
time complexity of each proof requires a relatively large compute per. In other words, there is extreme likelihood that a game/opus will not be completely solved on the first try.Toons themselves are individually/inductively ordered (n + 1), but because it is feasible for two (2) or more to be confluent, offered is a finitary
Naming convention
Toonage is marked using the following standard alphanumeric:
Toonxx.nn[]# - where "xx" identifies the port, nn is the pencil count, the brackets [] carry the weight, and the addendum, #, is the episode (as an integer).Wordplay, but should be taken here like 'fine-tuning' (cf., musical tuning). Implies
stereotyping on paper. Training comes from redundant server-side proofs🔒 of random walks, courtesy of games/gameplay, which lead to better TOS compatibility. (see also EGP, meshroom, opus, mixtape, cybernetic governance, #recital)Note (+): Principally validating file hierarchy. |
