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==== ### ==== GPUs currently understand: * Zero * Masked execution They do not understand: * Non-existence as a first-class concept Null space must be: * Declared * Propagated * Eliminated before kernel execution This is essential to avoid wasted computation. ===== Branching is poison for GPUs. ===== nDspace eliminates branching conceptually—but only if: * Conditional logic is lifted into dimensions * Invocation is resolved before execution * Projection is the only runtime operation This requires early binding of applicability, which many programmers are not trained to do. ===== How do you store: ===== * Sparse high-dimensional state * With variable active dimensions * And fast projection paths Options: * Sparse tensors * Factorized representations * Constraint-indexed buffers Each comes with trade-offs in: * Memory locality * Cache coherence * Update cost This is where most naive designs fail. ===== This is underestimated but real. ===== Programmers are trained to think in: * Loops * Conditionals * State mutation nDspace demands thinking in: * Independence * Constraint * Projection * Nullity NodeBox showed humans can do this visually—but formalizing it is a cultural shift.
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