• Grimy@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Magic state distillation, meanwhile, is a filtering process by which the highest quality magic states are “purified”

    Yeah, okay

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      2 months ago

      It does read like something Carl Segan might have said after smoking Gandalf’s magic pipe weed.

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    1 month ago

    I believe it when I see a quantum computer solving a real-world problem, and not just random quantum benchmarks.

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      2 months ago

      It actually seems legit! How well this will scale to production and actual use is unclear though

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    I’m definitely gonna need a translation of this into something comprehensible to those of us that only understand classical computing. I get the evolution of binary and logic gates from mechanical computing, to vacuum tubes, to semiconductors, to nanometer miniaturized transistors. I understand (but could not possibly write) how machine language has increasing layers of complexity and eventually becomes human interpretable instructions. I understand shared cache and multiple cores and how that formed a generational leap over clock speed.

    I have no idea what the fuck this article is talking about. At all.