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A Web 1.0 text-based system of interactive fiction. The platform received notoriety for its | A Web 1.0 text-based system of interactive fiction. The platform received notoriety for its | ||
[[error]] | [[error|Occultist]] | ||
undertones and startlingly sophisticated | undertones and startlingly sophisticated | ||
[[ai]] | [[ai|A.I.]] | ||
interface. Although the name directly references the | interface. Although the name directly references the | ||
[[hades]] | [[hades|Greek Underworld]] | ||
, the Hadean Lands narrative actually unfolds in "an alien, airless wasteland" comparable to a "vast chasm" or | , the Hadean Lands narrative actually unfolds in "an alien, airless wasteland" comparable to a "vast chasm" or | ||
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[[error]] | [[error|endless white space]] | ||
". The program is notable in part for its creative employment of "the halting problem | ". The program is notable in part for its creative employment of "the halting problem | ||
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[[dharma]] | [[dharma|The Emptiness]] | ||
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Revision as of 23:31, 11 March 2024
Hadean Lands
[related: The Halting Problem]
A Web 1.0 text-based system of interactive fiction. The platform received notoriety for its
Occultist
undertones and startlingly sophisticated
A.I.
interface. Although the name directly references the
Greek Underworld
, the Hadean Lands narrative actually unfolds in "an alien, airless wasteland" comparable to a "vast chasm" or
"
endless white space
". The program is notable in part for its creative employment of "the halting problem
1
" as a cybernetically embedded pitfall of raw code.
"Like water from stone - structure from The Emptiness ."
1 The problem of determining whether or not a computation or series of computations is finite or infinite in nature.