The Doors of perception website has posted a transcript of Neil Gershenfeld’s presentation on the work of MIT’s centre for Bits and Atoms.
“a paintable computer, a viscous medium with tiny silicon fragments that makes a pour-out computer, and if it’s not fast enough or doesn’t store enough, you put another few pounds or paint out another few square inches of computing.”
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Petafloptimism 
Random thoughts:
Clay might work better from the standpoint of building up layers. You can also use it before it’s dry.
Stucco sounds like a good compromise.
Also consider mixing in photoelectrics and painting/siding the outside of something.
what good timing.
a linux journal article about the intel compiler. how interesting and well-timed. :: matt jones points to a transcription of Neil Gershenfeld’s presentation at doors of perception. be warned, the