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Very interesting. Is anyone working on computers that handle the amplitudes directly? Are there research-level examples of such a computer or are we not there y
by actinium226 3y ago
Very interesting. Is anyone working on computers that handle the amplitudes directly? Are there research-level examples of such a computer or are we not there yet?
- combat-banana 3y agoAnecdotally I only know of one team on Earth capable of doing it “properly”. They are working with Grigori Perelman on the system and it is made of cheap materials, almost intentionally, like a snub in the face of rich companies. I know of no major research companies that have begun on the same line of research.
- klyrs 3y agoDo you have a source on that? Everything I've read about Perelman is that he hates the limelight. I can't imagine him running towards such a hype-riddled field.
- combat-banana 3y agoIt’s an anecdote. No source.
- klyrs 3y agoThat makes it a rumor, not an anecdote.
- combat-banana 3y agoRumor would mean that I don’t have personal knowledge. I do. It is not a rumor, but rather an anecdote, and the source will remain unknown and unposted. I appreciate your reply.
- klyrs 3y agoYou claim to have anecdotal knowledge. That may be true! But when you anonymously post that claim to the internet, it is a rumor.
- combat-banana 3y agoI think we agree: in my personal context it is an anecdote but let’s use rumor in this context instead. :)
- tuckerpo 3y agoI thought Perelman ran off into the woods forever after winning the Fields Medal. Nifty.