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by physicsAI 5y ago
The paper is also available without a paywall here: http://qpt.physics.harvard.edu/p364.pdf
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256-Atom Programmable Quantum Simulator Built at Harvard(nature.com)
2 points by physicsAI 5y ago|1 comments
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Reality Behind the Hype: 40 Years of Quantum Computing(arxiv.org)
2 points by physicsAI 5y ago|0 comments
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by physicsAI 5y ago
I think Scott Aaronson is right to rail against the explanation of "trying all possibilities at the same time". The emphasis should be on *choreographing* the right interference, not on the fact that all possibilities get accounte
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by physicsAI 6y ago
I took John's class on theoretical cosmology while a master's student in Cambridge. He was remarkably old fashioned — he scribbled in his undecipherable handwriting on a bunch of transparent slides and used a projector to share th
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Microsoft Flight Simulator maps entire globe with AI(bbc.com)
83 points by physicsAI 6y ago|101 comments
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by physicsAI 6y ago
Great product, solving exact pain point we have right now: non-technical team members glued to Django Admin all day long and waiting days to get much-needed data from engineers, who cannot find the time to write simple views with relevant S
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by physicsAI 6y ago
+1 for Mercury. We also switched to Mercury after 8 months with SVB. It is crazy how much difference a good UI makes and the time it saves.
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by physicsAI 7y ago
I thought I would also add my two cents, though there have been many excellent responses already. I recently defended my PhD in Physics (MIT '18). First of all - great idea! It is never too late to learn math and physics! In fact, with
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by physicsAI 7y ago
Something important to keep in mind is the fact that to execute Shor's prime factorization algorithm (which can break encryption protocols, like the RSA) you need millions of physical quantum bits. Even the most optimistic quantum engi
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by physicsAI 7y ago
I cannot seem to find your email address in your profile. Drop me a line - my email is in my profile.
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by physicsAI 8y ago
I thought I would also add my two cents, though there have been many excellent responses already. I am about to defend my PhD in Physics at MIT. First of all - great idea! It is never too late to learn math and physics! In fact, with hard w
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by physicsAI 9y ago
@alpb Thank you for your helpful reply! The Kubernetes Service Catalog looks like an amazing project, I hope it will be released soon.
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Does Google Container Engine (GKE) Still Lead to Lock-In?
1 points by physicsAI 9y ago|2 comments