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Why do you think quantum computers are going to get that good in the next couple of years? I suspect the odds of that happening are approximately zero.
by amanaplanacanal 1y ago
Why do you think quantum computers are going to get that good in the next couple of years? I suspect the odds of that happening are approximately zero.
- brazukadev 1y agoWhy, you ask? It is because AI won't get that good in the next couple of years so the hype people are positioning themselves for the next cycle.
- XiphiasX 1y agoBecause advanacements accelerate with geometric progression, not linear one.
- i80and 1y agoYou asked the question, but don't want to hear the answer. Advancements are more often logarithmic than geometric: a brief flurry of progress as easy barriers are overcome, followed by a long unsexy slog of incrementalism. Bitcoin may well be broken someday, but the time scale is on decades, which is well beyond the horizon for high-volatility markets like Bitcoin
- tim333 1y agoSome do for a while like Moore's law. Many don't. Quantum computing seems kind of stuck.