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q_eng_anon
5y ago
https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless This is the container community’s response to this ambiguity I think.
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q_eng_anon
5y ago
most cornell thing I've ever seen
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q_eng_anon
6y ago
if you're a comp-sci guy and just interested in understanding what it's all about Aaronson will be your favorite author: https://www.scottaaronson.com/barbados-2016.pdf
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
thank you - you are my favorite kind of person! (use https though)
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
waitttt so you're shorting companies based purely on 'diversity'? and you claim it's worked..?
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
its compartmentalized - even within the q team although qiskit is open source so literally anyone can look at the GitHub and get a pretty good idea of what's going on
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
Apple, Spotify, etc. (or a third-party) need to agree on a standard format for a users music library so that we can switch between UIs more easily - separate the UI from the actual music provider, allow more niche UIs Obviously nobody will
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
take more adderal - you can't
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
this is nice - good luck to you and yours - definitely going to give it a listen
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
quick somebody do the combinatorics on this
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
anybody else annoyed by the excel graph?
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7y ago
Is she getting 'interference' and 'de-coherence' mixed up..?
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
ooookay a more recent demonstration: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1804.03719.pdf you said the number 15 was never factored on a quantum computer - this is false. You can run as many gates as you want - go ahead and run 4608 g
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
'non-programmable'... um what?
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
lmao they did this 2 decades ago: https://arxiv.org/pdf/quant-ph/0112176.pdf
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
Error detection vs. error correction are very different things. It's true that many physical qubits (and a proper error correction scheme) are required to implement a single logical qubit. But once a valid design for a single logical q
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
thought you were going to tie it back into transistors for a second there... difference amplifiers are, after all, one of the simplest circuits out there. Not so sure about similarity amplifiers
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
mind bottling stuff here man thanks
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
Also, say I implement the visitor pattern in some language on a classical machine - aren't there branch instructions being used under the covers anyway ? (the code will probably be more optimized / easier to optimize for the co
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7y ago
thanks for tying it back into quantum - also for the clarification that the way you write them doesn't matter - whether that be in terms of if/else, switch statements or actual CPU-level branch instructions.
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7y ago
this is interesting - thanks for your response. I'm having a hard time understanding the program you supplied though, the subsequent description did not really help (probs more my fault than your own). I certainly understand the visito
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Ask HN: Why Are Conditionals Important?
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q_eng_anon
7y ago
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