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ktallett
7mo ago
This makes it far less useful than it was. I wouldn't have supported Amazon if I could avoid it but I would have considered it to play games of GOG remotely. I assume Amazon just aren't making enough money with other stores on the
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7mo ago
Some fantastic albums here. Clearly dedicated to his craft of recording. There are still a few quality bootleg bloggers out there that give me hope the web can still be special and enjoyable.
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7mo ago
It will be very challenging to implement their system off this paper as there are many key experimental details missing. I won't get into my hatred of this but open methodology is sorely needed in QC and it really hampers speed of deve
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7mo ago
There are so many steps in quantum computing but there is nothing of note to suggest that we can get anywhere near building a device that outperforms HPC's at this stage.
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7mo ago
I am of the view the 17000 is simply referring to once they had the system set in the final stage they are happy with. They ran 17000 qubits through it over the course of testing and it led to a fidelity of 99%. Which is useful as fidelity
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7mo ago
Not the first time they couldn't keep to a ceasefire for even a day, let alone 24 hours. Exactly the same as what happened with Palestine last year as well.
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7mo ago
I did a few courses across academic years that were based around this book and it's very handy skills to learn. Whilst perhaps not in the moment, it's a good introduction to implementing functions and equations, before you lead on
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7mo ago
Huh? This is primarily because travelling to the US is not worth the risk right now.
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7mo ago
Not to be ageist but is this not a slight risk from using astronauts who are older in age due to their important experience. It does feel as if we need to find a route to fast track at least some of the crew if we are to expand a program to
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7mo ago
His books have often kept me company on long flights, so this is very sad. A great author that never sold out whilst always being a real page turner.
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8mo ago
It doesn't feel as sturdy, but I have actually had less issues with it in the same amount of time, and each one I have been able to fix myself cheapily and easily. The Macbook does feel sturdy, but it is deceptive as one issue means th
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8mo ago
Another brand I will not buy. What has become of so many companies selling out? Apple, Lenovo, Hisense, and so on.
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8mo ago
Primitive in what sense though? As I have had one for longer than my Macbook lasted in the same situation, plus it is upgradeable as and when I choose. I loved apple of old, and the classic apple that was the framework of it's time reg
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9mo ago
Is it more that even the most dedicated and passionate researchers have to frame their interests in a way that will get funding? Particle Physics right now is not the thing those with the cash will fund right now. AI and QC is the focus.
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9mo ago
Drivers are only independent contractors due to poor employment policy from Uber. They work for Uber, therefore Uber do have a duty of care to the users of their service. Now some may say that they only provide the platform similar to Silkr
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9mo ago
As in the total opposite meaning?
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9mo ago
I think vibe coding would greatly struggle with large open source projects unless your planning was exceptional and your comments on optimal coding style was exceptional, however...... For those small open source tools that many of us use d
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9mo ago
I'm delighted it's now become available on ARM as I now can have it on my lab computer (Pi) and the Pocket Reform that I use day to day. I still need to come up with an optimal folder system for it though.
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It depends what you are creating but for all I do Openscad (3d printed components in the lab) is very usable.
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9mo ago
That isn't ikea for software. That is as if Ikea only made chairs, and primarily focused on one type of chair, like wingbacks.
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9mo ago
Hypercard is the IKEA for software.
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9mo ago
What is the license?
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9mo ago
If only the apprenticeships to do them paid well enough. Perhaps a subsidy to maintain potentially forgotten crafts and skills. Reading Craft land by James Fox, there are many skills we need but we can't seem to fund to maintain.
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9mo ago
Potentially my only opportunity to say thank you for your efforts in creating your textbook, so thank you. It helped me get to the position I am today as an academic researcher in QC although I focus on Photonics.
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This is where I hope EU do their magic
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I didn't either but I have now realised yes it uses a lot of energy and yes it can be a total waste of energy, but if you are doing good with it, then it is worth the cost. I have decided I can only use AI that has a benefit to society
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9mo ago
It does! They also still have all their summer schools up that you can go through step by step. Although I must promote Strawberry fields as I believe photonic integrated systems really is the better option.
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9mo ago
QC Researcher here! 1/ Digital and analog - where digital equals qubits and analog equals photonics, diamonds, or a range of other bit replacements. 2/ Qubits and gates are the building blocks and operations in digital. Photons, d
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I will check out your book as I had what I now believe to be trauma schizophrenic response (auditory and visually), and was diagnosed with unspecified schizophrenia in my late teens. I found that dealing with the trauma and dealing with wh
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I have been using Fedora comfortably as my main os on a framework for the last 18 months and I have had no issues. I do just think for all that I do, lab work, coding, and gaming. I also run debian on mnt pocket reform and tbh I think it is
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