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by ktallett 10mo ago
It is not a silly question at all, a companion book with working and answers makes perfect sense. Universities and academic institutions who create things like this were often very wary as they often reuse these questions in classes and alt
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by ktallett 10mo ago
That is a good point. I guess they are WoW esque but don't have the in app chat in the same way, and I am not in that community. Most of my Japanese friends are arcade types and I would go and play driving games with them like Initial
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Do we have any users here that have such controversial or meme esque opnions that require blocking every single one?
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Oh I always preferred den den on the few occasions I have visited Osaka. I find it better value and less glossy. Saying this I did used to love a used Thinkpad shop around the back of Sofmap in Akiba. Very good value. Captain PC or somethin
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Phone games seem to have been popular for a good decade. I find the extravagant advertistments in stations like Shinjuku are always rather impressive but I never quite get into any of those games like Genshin and Honkai.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
I have never found Japan the home of gaming pc's anyway. It isn't quite like Seoul in that respect. I have shopped in Akibahara frequently in the last decade and noticed some PC gaming exclusive shops pop up and also go, including
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by ktallett 10mo ago
I love the idea. Even for so called mundane buildings, it would be great to have wayback machine esque regular backups of models of buildings.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Limited hardware is exactly why it is usable. Many e-ink devices exist now so limiting factors such as refresh rates etc, need to be considered when developing apps for android etc nowadays.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
The Dream Factory and a lot of quantum photonics papers.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Thanks for this! Some of these are really interesting. The Dream Factory was a great book this year on Shakespeare.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Oh no, that isn't factually correct. We have the theory. The theory is viable and provable and shown in both of the major branches of quantum computing, qubit and photonic. The key issue as I say is each has multiple 'architecture
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by ktallett 10mo ago
That vastly depends on if we choose to go in the right direction.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
I'm not going to pretend that I am that knowledgeable on classic computing history from that time period. I was primarily going off the fact the semi conductor was built in the late 40's, and I would say we have the quantum versio
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by ktallett 10mo ago
There is private sector adoption and planning now of specific single purpose focused quantum devices in military and security settings. They work and exist although I do not believe they are installed. I may be wrong on the exact date, as m
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by ktallett 10mo ago
So in my view, the issues I think about now are: - Too few researchers, as in my area of quantum computing. I would state there is one other group that has any academic rigour, and is actually making significant and important progress. The
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by ktallett 10mo ago
It is more, many companies can't do what they claim to do, or they have done it once at best and had no more consistency. I sense most companies in the quantum computing space right now are of this ilk. As someone that works in academi
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by ktallett 10mo ago
As someone that works in quantum computing research both academic and private, no it isn't imminent in my understanding of the word, but it will happen. We are still at that point whereby we are comparable to 60's general computin
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Like I have said for so long, it was snake oil, another theranos style lie whereby he overegged the speed of future development. He has at the very best exaggerated to gain funding, at the very worst potentially told outright lies (Open, wh
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by ktallett 10mo ago
It is very pretty but curious if there are any advantages over Obsidian?
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by ktallett 10mo ago
I would be fine if they went bust. They have clearly over sold their product which has very little value day to day.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Ansys is such a powerful range of software but the guides on all features are basically non existent. (The tutorials do not count).
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by ktallett 10mo ago
I didn't know it did for quite a while. I have regularly emulated WoW on Linux since 2013 and not had any significant issues.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
Ah good on you! You seem like a lovely person. Some absolutely do tell you a story to get a fix, and it is tricky. I visit Berlin often for work, and the sheer number of homeless people I have met and chatted to who seem to have become home
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by ktallett 10mo ago
As a former homeless person, good on you. I will say, don't feel pressured to, a chat or a nice comment actually means as much, it reminded me I was human.
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by ktallett 10mo ago
It is disgusting that those with health issues are scammed. I do think these instances require extra time on sentences. As someone who was a regular at a cancer hospital in my life, there is nothing harder than seeing a child and a parent w
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by ktallett 11mo ago
Text adventures whilst sometimes infuriating, if played as they are meant to be back when released with a piece of graph paper to help map out where you have been and where you go, there is still some magic about them that isn't had wi
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by ktallett 11mo ago
I loved the Newton in all forms, both the tiny laptop which I consider the Pocket Reform to be a development on, and the handheld pdas. Keeping it alive is very important.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
When I think of liberal democracies, I am thinking of places like Estonia, I am not including the current US, UK, and Germany in liberal democracies, Considering the current state in every single one and the recent cases for spying on their
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by ktallett 11mo ago
I don't read every news source internationally however I always wonder just how often UK, German, US linked vessels, drones, etc are found within close proximity of Russia/China/Iran and how often they get reported.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
Many are gambles, many are funded by those who know buzzwords but not the actual market or viability. Once that funding runs out, often the buzzword has moved on to something new so no more funding can be gained. You have to find a way to m

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