Creation of the First Ever Mechanical Qubit, Here's What This Means
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Top Comments (10)
Not the first. The USB connector is a mechanical qbit. And it only collapses after 3 tries. It’s not a 50% split tho. It’s like 66.66% probably of collapsing into the wrong state.
Hello, wonderful Anton! This is person.
A quantum synthesizer, can't wait for the Behringer budget version
The photograph of the Qubit seems familiar; once it is removed (housed within it's translucent container) Hal 9000 sings 'Daisy'. Meanwhile, the image at 3:17 is the best look we've ever had of the TARDIS time rotor's interior... In all seriousness, thanks Anton. Endlessly fascinating as usual.
I'm happy to see you mending somewhat the past year. I hope the future will be bright for you and your family.
An acoustic quantum computer, that’s cool
Some good progress in quantum compute this week. First this study and now Googles Willow
You are so good at conveying digestible information and historical timelines, etc. You are an awesomely wonderful person!
Funny this came out today specifically.
My brain always feels like it just got done with a 50 mile marathon when I am done watching one of your episodes, thanks for the brain workout.
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Top Comments (10)
Not the first. The USB connector is a mechanical qbit. And it only collapses after 3 tries. It’s not a 50% split tho. It’s like 66.66% probably of collapsing into the wrong state.
Hello, wonderful Anton! This is person.
A quantum synthesizer, can't wait for the Behringer budget version
The photograph of the Qubit seems familiar; once it is removed (housed within it's translucent container) Hal 9000 sings 'Daisy'. Meanwhile, the image at 3:17 is the best look we've ever had of the TARDIS time rotor's interior... In all seriousness, thanks Anton. Endlessly fascinating as usual.
I'm happy to see you mending somewhat the past year. I hope the future will be bright for you and your family.
An acoustic quantum computer, that’s cool
Some good progress in quantum compute this week. First this study and now Googles Willow
You are so good at conveying digestible information and historical timelines, etc. You are an awesomely wonderful person!
Funny this came out today specifically.
My brain always feels like it just got done with a 50 mile marathon when I am done watching one of your episodes, thanks for the brain workout.