Anonymous
6/12/2025, 5:24:13 AM No.105567562
What are advantages of quantum computer to normal human? What these "complex problems" they are trying to solve?
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Anonymous
6/12/2025, 5:25:41 AM No.105567569
It's pretty much only good for breaking encryption which is pretty bad
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Anonymous
6/12/2025, 5:25:50 AM No.105567571
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 7:01:37 AM No.105568170
>>105567562 (OP)
It can do a certain class of hard problems(not np-complete hard mind you) quickly. Even if/when they become viable, it won't really have a huge impact on day to day life.
It can do a certain class of hard problems(not np-complete hard mind you) quickly. Even if/when they become viable, it won't really have a huge impact on day to day life.
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 7:03:15 AM No.105568182
>>105567562 (OP)
don't know, but maybe AI will be more efficient if you use it than the computer today
don't know, but maybe AI will be more efficient if you use it than the computer today
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 7:08:32 AM No.105568210
>>105567562 (OP)
>What these "complex problems" they are trying to solve?
Why antisemitism has persisted for thousands of years, and the answer can't be "jewish behavior".
>What these "complex problems" they are trying to solve?
Why antisemitism has persisted for thousands of years, and the answer can't be "jewish behavior".
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Anonymous
6/12/2025, 7:42:31 AM No.105568393
>>105567562 (OP)
>What are advantages of quantum computer to normal human? What these "complex problems" they are trying to solve?
Geopolitical dick measuring contest
>What are advantages of quantum computer to normal human? What these "complex problems" they are trying to solve?
Geopolitical dick measuring contest
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 7:57:29 AM No.105568487
>>105567562 (OP)
/g/tard encrypted cp stash
/g/tard encrypted cp stash
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 8:48:52 AM No.105568765
>>105567562 (OP)
Is quantum computing an even bigger scam than ai? That thing is just a giant heatsink made to look scifi
Is quantum computing an even bigger scam than ai? That thing is just a giant heatsink made to look scifi
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 9:30:15 AM No.105568996
>>105567562 (OP)
They're not good for anything. It's the fusion power of computing. No one is actually using quantum, there is no actual application. Literally not even the travelling salesman problem.
They're not good for anything. It's the fusion power of computing. No one is actually using quantum, there is no actual application. Literally not even the travelling salesman problem.
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 9:34:43 AM No.105569014
>>105567562 (OP)
the problem of how to take vc money funneled through fifteen shell companies and originally from Micro™Soft™
the problem of how to take vc money funneled through fifteen shell companies and originally from Micro™Soft™
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 9:57:54 AM No.105569147
You don't get to have any secrets anymore. Isn't that great?
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Anonymous
6/12/2025, 9:59:39 AM No.105569158
>>105569147
hell lot less of a burden now! thanks Bill
hell lot less of a burden now! thanks Bill
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 1:48:50 PM No.105570654
>>105567562 (OP)
you have people today unironically hoarding heaps of encrypted communications in the hopes that one day these things will be powerful enough to decypher all this data.
The reason people keep pouring money despite it being highly unlikely to see them go anywhere is because there are huge security concerns around quantum computing, like national security threat levels of concerns.
you have people today unironically hoarding heaps of encrypted communications in the hopes that one day these things will be powerful enough to decypher all this data.
The reason people keep pouring money despite it being highly unlikely to see them go anywhere is because there are huge security concerns around quantum computing, like national security threat levels of concerns.
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 1:49:58 PM No.105570664
It's useful for scientists so it will help with research.
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 1:56:36 PM No.105570721
>>105567562 (OP)
Finding out what porn you jerk off to.
Finding out what porn you jerk off to.
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 4:47:35 PM No.105571928
>>105567569
But then couldn't the same thing be used to make better encryption?
But then couldn't the same thing be used to make better encryption?
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Anonymous
6/12/2025, 5:31:21 PM No.105572296
>>105567562 (OP)
potential for quantum entanglement based communication - wireless quantum internet with immediate data transfer(speculatively above the light speed)
potential for quantum entanglement based communication - wireless quantum internet with immediate data transfer(speculatively above the light speed)
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Anonymous
6/12/2025, 5:32:25 PM No.105572304
>>105572296
god you are stupid
god you are stupid
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 5:33:43 PM No.105572314
>>105572296
Quantum entanglement is just two measured objects in a system that have opposite states, there is no fucking "quantum entanglement based communication", retard, you can measure absolutely anything to be entangled
Quantum entanglement is just two measured objects in a system that have opposite states, there is no fucking "quantum entanglement based communication", retard, you can measure absolutely anything to be entangled
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 5:36:19 PM No.105572335
>>105567562 (OP)
None.
(((They))) want to decode past communication so they would have more blackmail material.
None.
(((They))) want to decode past communication so they would have more blackmail material.
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 5:58:46 PM No.105572494
>>105571928
Probably (I don't actually know), regardless, Quantum-proof (or at least more secure) encryption is already a thing, the problem is you can't just retroactively add it to all of the encrypted files people have been stashing for decades. Once encryption is broken on this level, there will be a massive backlog of personal information, business information, government information that will leak, and that really can't be undone or avoided. It's a matter of time really
Probably (I don't actually know), regardless, Quantum-proof (or at least more secure) encryption is already a thing, the problem is you can't just retroactively add it to all of the encrypted files people have been stashing for decades. Once encryption is broken on this level, there will be a massive backlog of personal information, business information, government information that will leak, and that really can't be undone or avoided. It's a matter of time really
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Anonymous
6/12/2025, 6:10:24 PM No.105572574
>>105572494
>Quantum-proof (or at least more secure) encryption is already a thing
Hypothetically, but it's extremely young. I know several lattice-based schemes have been found to have vulnerabilities to them. Making a tough encryption scheme is... well it's hard and it takes a lot of iteration and building. I wouldn't trust any post-quantum schemes for another decade or two at the very minimum.
>Quantum-proof (or at least more secure) encryption is already a thing
Hypothetically, but it's extremely young. I know several lattice-based schemes have been found to have vulnerabilities to them. Making a tough encryption scheme is... well it's hard and it takes a lot of iteration and building. I wouldn't trust any post-quantum schemes for another decade or two at the very minimum.
Anonymous
6/12/2025, 6:14:31 PM No.105572613
>>105568210
is this bait, anglo bait so i go to jail or REALLY something someone would ever say?
is this bait, anglo bait so i go to jail or REALLY something someone would ever say?