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Steve@communick.news 6 days agoNeither does this. You just don’t know about it yet.
What exactly is this, that I don’t know about? And how does Moore’s Law apply?
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Steve@communick.news 6 days agoNeither does this. You just don’t know about it yet.
What exactly is this, that I don’t know about? And how does Moore’s Law apply?
Photonic@lemmy.world 6 days ago
“This” as in a quantum computer, the thing we were discussing. And the physics and engineering is something you don’t know about. For example, you didn’t know about nitrogen vacancy centers that are already theorised to make room-temperature quantum computing possible. On top of that there are many breakthroughs yet to be made that even current experts may not yet know about.
Moore’s law applies to predictions, which is the other thing we were discussing. Moore’s law was indeed an accurate prediction up until recently, but only after the breakthrough was made, like I also mentioned in my previous comment. I never said it applied to quantum computers.
But it seems to me that you’re just going on a hunch. I’ve tried to apply logic, reasoning and sources to no avail, so I think I will just leave it at that.