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Comment Re:30 million yottabytes (Score 1) 29

Which probably is much worse, because the increased depth leads to higher decoherence risks. But it hardly matters. This stuff will never scale to useful sizes with useful computation lengths. Nothing exponential ever does unless these sizes are tiny. For QC workloads, useful sizes are large. Factoring 35 does nothing. With the one exceptions of running Physics experiments, but these are not computations, no matter the lies.

Comment Re:It's not just greed (Score 1) 12

Yes. Agree to all of this.

My prediction is that IT regulation and liability will come from the EU, because the EU actually understands that some things need to be controlled or everything goes to shit. In fact, we already have it, in part. The GDPR and, very new and untested, software liability when selling to private customers via consumer protection laws.

The US? They will adopt it when they have really no other choice because nothing works anymore.

Comment Re:it's a ridiculous and unreasonable rule (Score 1) 34

There is another one that sticks out to side and indicates that you should not go forward.

Not where I live. They do have a stop sign that flips out to the side.

I do not recommend passing a stopped bus, even if you do not hit anyone.

I'm wondering what I said that made you think I thought otherwise.

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