Quantum computing and reduced errors

[Andythiing]

https://youtu.be/61uvXxbhuzU?si=nfBGwA4QUCRwVgkj

 

Will it mean digital will outpace analogue?

[frankn]

Only if we replace our ears with mems. 

[Cloth Ears]

5 hours ago, Andythiing said:

https://youtu.be/61uvXxbhuzU?si=nfBGwA4QUCRwVgkj

 

Will it mean digital will outpace analogue?

 

Nope. But it does mean your passwords are going to have to be about a page long and you'll have to change them every day. And don't worry about encrypting anything as it'll be able to be decoded in a few minutes. On the other hand, computing degrees will be worthless as you won't need efficiency in coding any more.

 

Oh, and digital outpaced analogue many aeons ago - but, it still has to be converted back to analogue for your ears to hear it.

[frankn]

1 hour ago, Cloth Ears said:

 

Nope. But it does mean your passwords are going to have to be about a page long and you'll have to change them every day. And don't worry about encrypting anything as it'll be able to be decoded in a few minutes. 

Passwords will be long gone & I’m sure you meant decoded in nanosecond's. 

[Cloth Ears]

12 hours ago, frankn said:

Passwords will be long gone & I’m sure you meant decoded in nanosecond's. 

Equivocal - extra computing power generally means less efficiency in coding. And, naturally, I take the Google release's estimates with a grain of salt.

[frankn]

Coding to actually use the computer increases will always lag, and improvements in code over time is a given. It’s a chicken and egg situation.