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by gaze 3y ago
Yeah but these are the most basic of basic problems in QC and people would be discarding approaches that didn’t have potential solutions to this issue. In superconducting QCs, neighboring qubits are not necessarily even resonant, and are in
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by gaze 3y ago
The qubits aren't all coupled all the time. The whole point of a 2-qubit gate is the coupling is controllable. Also -- why is the gap of the bare system important? The whole point of QEC is the creation of a decoherence free subspace.
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by gaze 3y ago
The field of quantum computing HAS to have incremental results, or else nobody will continue to fund it. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be presenting great opportunities for incremental results. This doesn't invalidate the fiel
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by gaze 3y ago
No, it costs $50k because they can charge that much. Just like the way everything else is priced.
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by gaze 3y ago
yeah, chompie rules
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by gaze 3y ago
Ah nice! That’s good to hear. I have no doubt that the things I listed will get implemented eventually. Altium should indeed be scared.
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by gaze 3y ago
Good enough for most anything as long as you’re willing to really grit your way through it for the more complicated stuff — some of which is high speed but also including multichannel and big bga fan-out and other stuff. Also — the common o
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by gaze 3y ago
Any shitcoin whatsoever.
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by gaze 3y ago
Push and shove isn’t great, the schematic editor doesn’t sensibly move wires around when you drag components, you can’t query designs with SQLish syntax to make bulk changes, there’s no room functionality, no via stitching and guarding, no
160.
by gaze 3y ago
I'm not saying better or worse, I'm just saying that it's an embarassment.
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by gaze 3y ago
Unfortunately brave is forever cemented in my mind as being linked to the brave shitcoin.
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by gaze 3y ago
I just bought a house in Longmont a few weeks ago! You like it?
163.
by gaze 3y ago
I’m curious where you’re going with this
164.
by gaze 3y ago
It’s frustrating to see people argue this. Not because it’s wrong, but besides basically anything that makes it not worth doing will work. The debate to be had is over what is to be done to put policies that discourage this activity in plac
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by gaze 3y ago
That's a nice explanation. Finally some high falutin physics I can understand in terms of paramps.
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by gaze 3y ago
I agree that plumbers will always be valuable, but the market we’re in is in no way efficient. People are not compensated by their value. The ideal rate to pay a plumber is as little as you can get away with, and that could just drop. Consi
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by gaze 3y ago
You answered your own question — the future is too uncertain to give you a great answer to that question. Suppose you go to college and hit the job market at 22. You’re trying to predict 6 years out, which is really hard. Knowledge isn’t me
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by gaze 4y ago
Yeah but you also need the bandwidth of the sampler to exceed the highest frequency of the sample. Most samplers are limited by some kind of RC time and not their sinc envelope. Most.
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by gaze 4y ago
the microscope blanks when the arc is fired
170.
by gaze 4y ago
yeah my god. These Chinese soldering stations that can accept JBC cartridges are _absolutely_ the way to go these days. The TS80 is not particularly ergonomic, but the thermal regulation and variety of tips just absolutely eclipse the 888 a
171.
by gaze 4y ago
What people don’t understand is that Hakko and Weller ARE the low end units. The good units are made by JBC, Pace, and Metcal.
172.
by gaze 4y ago
how many times has Kurzweil been correct? Or better yet, what's his success rate?
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by gaze 4y ago
Yup. At least with a physics PhD, it seems you make less than the software engineers sitting next to you even at a physics-centric company. Unfortunately, most people out of grad school are just happy to be making more and don’t exercise mu
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by gaze 4y ago
My partner, who works at a school, shared an email with me this morning that said "We just received 15 cases of copy paper. This has to last us to the end of the year." Usually when you try to make an honest effort to improve thin
175.
by gaze 4y ago
I so desperately want an electric golf R or GTI.
176.
by gaze 4y ago
I don’t think they made the kind of impression you wanted
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by gaze 4y ago
He doesn’t understand quantum computing either. I wish he would stop writing authoritatively about things he doesn’t understand.
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by gaze 4y ago
you come off like a tremendous jerk
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by gaze 4y ago
I met him a few years ago when he gave a talk at Yale and had lunch with him shortly after. He was quite interested in asynchronous logic. I think he was starting a group at portland state or something. Definitely an interesting guy.
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by gaze 4y ago
Every lisp variant is a bit different. Racket, Clojure, and Common Lisp are all excellent. Read a bit about the compromises and dip your toes in one and see if it sticks.

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