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The scalability of quantum computing tech is a major concern but no one is claiming that it'll be miniaturize to that extent nor that this is even a goal.
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Would you be able to give any examples of quantum resistant encryption algorithms? I'm not familiar with the field and my most recent knowledge is a post on hn saying that some post quantum candidates had been broken by old laptops.
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4y ago
Don't worry about, you're not coming across as rude at all. I guess my point is that you were able to understand the Schrödinger equation without covering a whole bunch of other stuff first: it's fine to not cover everything.
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Still, an important thing for a physics undergrad student to realise is that they can't learn everything. Properly learning what Hooft listed would be the equivalent of a good education but I don't like the combination of being bi
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This a good resource with lots of nice links but while I can see something like a syllabus helping beginners see an overall direction, I don't think this site encourages the right approach to learning physics. I not keen on telling eve
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I can see the negative energy solutions not actually having negative energy but I don't see how they're any less physical.
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The equations governing quarks admit negative energy solutions, which we interpret as antiquarks. Chemistry typically uses non-relativistic quantum mechanics which only have positive energy solutions (like classical mechanics). The solution
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Clip Studio Paint and Krista seem like notable competitors for digital drawing or illustration. Adobe Animate doesn't appear to have Flash's popularity and Clip Studio Paint seems to be the most common choice for a young person ke
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He's breaking his agreement with Adobe but it wasn't ethical for Adobe to obscure the fact he was agreeing to a cancellation fee in the first place.
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I don't understand what you're talking about. I've never come across someone in the Rust community screaming their sexual preferences, unless you think the occasional person mentioning it in their Twitter profile is a big pro
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I don't understand why choosing Rust or C++ would be a bad omen for a project. Not everyone prefers C.
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I'm not very knowledgable about this, but did failing to a new revenue source really lead to Mozilla's decline? From articles about their CEO's massive salarly, I'm (perhaps naively) thinking mismanagement is a far great
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Have all innovative parts of Servo been incorporated into Firefox now? Or are there some modern GPU based implementations or something like that which give it the potential to be faster than Firefox?
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Discord is just chatrooms, known as 'servers', either public or private, ranging from tiny to massive. Anyone can create a discord server and plenty do. They're used for gaming, art, animation, learning languages, programming
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I'm confused as to how the ban of exports to China is justifiable. Is this ban not some form of aggression? I can't see how the ban will achieve it's aims of "limiting" China nor do I see why it's acceptable fo
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Gay characters in cartoons is the first thing that comes to my mind. Such as censorship of gay couples in Sailor Moon in the 90s (including altering one to be a pair of cousins). More recently, the creator of the disney cartoon Gravity Fall
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In general, I don't think hn is great for politics. In general, people here seem good at using articles submitted as a prompt for discussions. I think this works wonderfully for tech as lots of people have interesting adjacent knowledg
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I genuinely don't understand what is so problematic about this article. Is the article's guidelines even binding in the first place? Many here seem to be saying that this editoral is promoting censorship, but that's not my in
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> Don't worry, it says in the guidelines that race and ethnicity aren't real: Personally I find this criticism incredibly disingenuous. It sets up a strawman and doesn't even bother to consider the author's reasoning.
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Pronouncing Clang as 'see-lang' isn't something I've ever thought of. I see what you mean now that I look at it, though.
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Animation, particularly its history, approached from a global perspective is an interesting topic so Ani Obsessive's articles are great to read. A number of articles talk about various whole swathes of animation that aren't typica
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The Collapse of Anime’s Traditional Immersion, and the Attemps to Build It Anew
(blog.sakugabooru.com)
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For me it's spending time with friends. Interestingly, I'm a bit of an introvert.
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What makes these quantities conserved in QM/QFT?
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For me, Netflix's UI works pretty well while the Disney+ UI is an exercise in frustration. With Disney+, watching the credits required clicking on just the right bit and there's no obvious way to go from the episode itself to the
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Another great series from fyg is https://fgiesen.wordpress.com/2013/02/17/optimizing-sw-occlu... I'd not come across the state machine site before, it looks pretty useful.
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What does representation theory and Fourier transforms have to do with neural networks (I've not properly studied ML)?
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I would argue the opposite, that it did in fact come true, since Wolfram's attempts at research while running a company (A New Kind of Science and Wolfram Physics) are all unsuccessful.
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Aside from being easier to use, what other advantages does Cuda have? Does Nvidia hinder Vulkan compute in any way?
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Just over two weeks before this article, the author had written another describing their first week as a software dev where they were a 'complete newbie'. This article comes across as rather arrogant to me. I agree that people of
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