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811.
by gaze 12y ago
I'd be happy if he just does science on the system. Maybe he can figure out a way to zeno the system into being classical to prove a speedup.
812.
by gaze 12y ago
"I hope Martinis considers NV (nitrogen vacancy) centers in synthetic diamond as quantum computing elements." He's built his career around superconducting circuits. Switching to optics would put him outside his area of expert
813.
by gaze 12y ago
To me this is very exciting. Anything that makes real-time control feasible in my mind is a very useful tool.
814.
by gaze 12y ago
It's rude to call someone "an autistic." They are people with autism.
815.
by gaze 12y ago
nobody likes a pedant
816.
by gaze 12y ago
No. He's likely doing transmons
817.
by gaze 12y ago
You guys gonna sell some JPCs?
818.
by gaze 12y ago
No no no. You can't use superposition to communicate data. Look, if your idea leads to being able to do literally anything faster than light, it's automatically wrong.
819.
by gaze 12y ago
It was always a postulate. Now thanks to understanding things like the stochastic master equation better, we understand that wavefunction collapse is a continuous process, and not at all a random one.
820.
by gaze 12y ago
It is absolutely a real quantum system. It's an artificial atom. It has basically approximately the same Hamiltonian as a trapped atom but at 6 GHz, and we can control the coupling.
821.
by gaze 12y ago
Yeah I dunno what's up with quantum computing. DiVincenzo isn't there any more.
822.
by gaze 12y ago
He forgot to mention patents. All the big smartphone companies are in mutually assured destruction with their patent portfolios. If you enter in you have no ammo and will get squashed.
823.
by gaze 12y ago
Yeah but additionally people are writing their source code by hand in CPS which is really stupid.
824.
by gaze 12y ago
Right so don't mock the som, mock the people buying into it, right?
825.
by gaze 12y ago
Quantum weak measurement and generating GPU code in haskell
826.
by gaze 12y ago
It feels almost exclusively like a device you carry around in your pocket to help you buy more shit from them. Regardless of the usefulness it just feels super slimy.
827.
by gaze 12y ago
Don't apologize. This is hilarious.
828.
by gaze 13y ago
Parasitics
829.
by gaze 13y ago
There's quite a large effort in superconducting qubits, superconducting quantum limited amplifiers, at least one company doing rapid single flux quantum circuitry. Superconducting circuits are reasonably popular.
830.
by gaze 13y ago
Doesn't actually matter. Go where you like the people.
831.
by gaze 13y ago
Most folks in the field don't believe it's quantum. Benchmarking is a truly stupid way to test something's quantumness. It's a bit like a company selling fusion reactors who puts their reactor in a car, and then races it
832.
by gaze 13y ago
Yes, I really don't like that they're dipping their toes into this crap. I like that it means we might get a better Repa or whatever but still.
833.
by gaze 13y ago
That makes you actually a massive dick.
834.
by gaze 13y ago
grr. this has nothing to do with haskell.
835.
by gaze 13y ago
Grrr. Why won't Microsoft open the CLR? It's so fast and has such amazing codegen! I don't want performance to degrade moving from Windows to some platform that requires I run mono!
836.
by gaze 13y ago
mustmayostardayonnaise
837.
by gaze 13y ago
Ayyo. I work for a quantum information group. Wavefunction collapse is a way of dealing with measurement, or having information spill from a closed system into a system with a huge number of degrees of freedom. If I was able to solve the sc
838.
by gaze 13y ago
Man. I really miss IRIX.
839.
by gaze 13y ago
I mean this is neat but why not try histogramming the results over a really long period of time? A fuck-field if you will. That will contain much more information.
840.
by gaze 13y ago
I think its fun science. I hope we'll get a bunch of coherent qubits one day, but if not, what're ya gonna do.

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