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Quantum computers don't exist. If you want to talk about a hypothetical machine which might exist in the future you should state that plainly. Forcing the read

Quantum computers don't exist. If you want to talk about a hypothetical machine which might exist in the future you should state that plainly. Forcing the reader to parse thru the literary devices in order to get to the argument weakens the argument.

BrawnyBadger53 1y ago
Not them but you are replying on a thread talking about how it isn't safe in the longer future. That context was already built.
kube-system 1y ago
Quantum computers absolutely exist and are commercially available. They're just not very useful at the moment.
- rtkwe 1y ago
  It get exponentially difficult to add more qubits so it's not a given that we will be able to build one large enough to be a real threat to modern cryptography.
- layer8 1y ago
  “Quantum computers that break diffie hellman as easily as RSA”, where “easily” means “not at all”, do exist.