Any one else interested?
Quantum computing.
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as soon as I saw the title, I knew it was an AimIsADick thread
as soon as I saw the title, I knew it was an AimIsADick thread
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has science gone Too Far? recently, a tardigrade was entangled
has science gone Too Far? recently, a tardigrade was entangled
AimIsADickAny one else interested?
Yeah, im down
[quote=AimIsADick]Any one else interested?[/quote]
Yeah, im down
Yeah, im down
AimIsADick, if you had a quantum computer, what would you do with it?
AimIsADick, if you had a quantum computer, what would you do with it?
My computer is already quantum. But I can't show you that it is or it will break.
My computer is already quantum. But I can't show you that it is or it will break.
It could have a positive impact on the trout population i think
It could have a positive impact on the trout population i think
Quantum Computing is a dangerous road atm due to security reasons. If we could someone find a way to do online security in a way that quantum computing wont break it in 1 second, id be down fully.
Quantum Computing is a dangerous road atm due to security reasons. If we could someone find a way to do online security in a way that quantum computing wont break it in 1 second, id be down fully.
saying you won't develop quantum because it's dangerous just means dangerous people will be able to use it first. people are already developing quantum security anyways
saying you won't develop quantum because it's dangerous just means dangerous people will be able to use it first. people are already developing quantum security anyways
seven1Quantum Computing is a dangerous road atm due to security reasons. If we could someone find a way to do online security in a way that quantum computing wont break it in 1 second, id be down fully.
There's already many post-quantum cryptography schemes out there, some of them going through CSRC standardization rn. Besides, quantum computing is nowhere near close to even touch our cryptography schemes now. I give it 30 years, on the same timeline as nuclear fusion.
[quote=seven1]Quantum Computing is a dangerous road atm due to security reasons. If we could someone find a way to do online security in a way that quantum computing wont break it in 1 second, id be down fully.[/quote]
There's already many post-quantum cryptography schemes out there, some of them going through CSRC standardization rn. Besides, quantum computing is nowhere near close to even touch our cryptography schemes now. I give it 30 years, on the same timeline as nuclear fusion.
There's already many post-quantum cryptography schemes out there, some of them going through CSRC standardization rn. Besides, quantum computing is nowhere near close to even touch our cryptography schemes now. I give it 30 years, on the same timeline as nuclear fusion.
seven1breaking encryption in 1 second
It would be really funny if this happened though
[quote=seven1]breaking encryption in 1 second[/quote]
It would be really funny if this happened though
It would be really funny if this happened though
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rumor has it that SinKarma is an initial NASA experiment in quantum computing, his aim is choppy because he is simultaneously solving all possible projectile paths
rumor has it that SinKarma is an initial NASA experiment in quantum computing, his aim is choppy because he is simultaneously solving all possible projectile paths
how many frames does a quantum computer get in teamfights
how many frames does a quantum computer get in teamfights
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