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Wow, blind me with brilliance or baffle me with bs, you are obviously much smarter than me and I conside to you. All that I ask is that you use your knowledge
by sigmaprimus 10y ago
Wow, blind me with brilliance or baffle me with bs, you are obviously much smarter than me and I conside to you. All that I ask is that you use your knowledge to help what I feel is a pioneering company with an idea that even the smartest minds...including yours have had to concede that these guys have something. They have pulled up their skirt and offered you an opportunity to make something great and you want to bicker over their har color.
- sigmaprimus 10y agoI must apologize for that last comment as I phrased it in a demeaning context..the truth is we (humanity) need your help and rather than fight over Synaptics I emplore you to focus your valuable experience and knowledge to pursue this area of computer science in the direction of achieving the greater good rather than a geekisH slap fight that gets us nowhere. You seem like a smart guy, fix the issue by creating something great and make america great again.
- ThePhysicist 10y agoNo worries, my critique is not aimed at you but at the way D-Wave is doing PR, as I think it does serious damage to all other companies in this field and will hinder progress in quantum computing. I understand that you need to do some marketing as a tech company, but there is a difference between being optimistic and visionary about what you want to do, and simply telling people that you already did it without handing over any proof. After what happened with Theranos I really wish tech journalists would be more careful when reporting about supposedly revolutionary technologies like these, especially if there is no independent evidence available to back any of the claims made.