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Google Claims a Quantum Breakthrough That Could Change Computing
- mav3rick 7y agoAmazing feat ! Kudos to all involved.
- xiphias2 7y agoIt would be great if they could start to publish benchmark results for Shor's algorithm if the conputer is able to run it, even if the results are not exact at this point.
- scottlocklin 7y agoThey absolutely can't publish benchmark results for Shor; their architecture can't run it at all. This is Google and IBM's marketing departments duking it out for ... reasons. IBM has physics on their side.
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- Ajedi32 7y agoPrevious discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21043659 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21043659 Is there anything new in this article, or is it just a repeat of what we already learned last month?
- forthehorde 7y agoDamn really hate those "subscribe to read", maybe there's a link to this article without the need to subscribe?
- JDEW 7y agoYou can read NYT articles in a private browser window.
- scottlocklin 7y agoNot any more.
- dubya 7y agoActually, you can again. At least in Safari with Wipr installed. They're doing an overlay at the bottom of the window instead of just blocking the whole thing.
- forthehorde 7y agoThanks, will try that
- freefal 7y agoReader mode in Firefox will remove the subscribe banner and show the article.
- goda90 7y agoI find I have to press the reader mode button quickly. It seems to load the entire article, then Javascript moves/deletes most of the article so reader mode can no longer see it after a short segment.
- pluma 7y agoOpen dev tools, clear all storage and cookies for the site. NYT tries to detect private browsing mode but they need to use client-side data to track whether you've already read your free article. Note that in the US this information may violate the DMCA. But on the other hand their behavior violates the GDPR in Europe so fair's fair.
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