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Sooo it’s essentially claiming that the impossible thing is essentially a bit less impossible, but currently still impossible. Nice

• falcor84 6mo ago
  The whole thing is that we have proofs that this is possible, and have been seeing continuous engineering progress. Having followed this for awhile, it seems to me that saying quantum computing is "still impossible" at this stage is like saying that GTA VI is still impossible, based on its unpredictable timelines.
  • Overpower0416 6mo ago
    Sorry, I meant a quantum computer that is actually built where these theories can actually be applied. Current quantum computers are as useful as current nuclear fusion reactors. I am just over any sensational headlines from the past 10 years. They really need to drop a tweet like "Check out my quantum computer that is actually useful" like Sam Altman did with GPT to convince me.
    • Foobar8568 6mo ago
      At this stage, it's more like Musk and self driving cars, but at least QC around the corner is from mid 1990s
    • falcor84 6mo ago
      Well yes, but this is research - it progresses gradually and incrementally until eventually it is ready to be deployed. I for one am really interested in following these progress updates, rather than just being surprised when it finally drops. In particular, I find the recommendation to switch to quantum-resistant technology to be very important.