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by goostavos
4776 days ago
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A bit of an offshoot from the article, but is the quantum calculation speed true, or just flowery journalist language? Simultaneously being 0 and 1 at the same time? Solving problems faster than imaginable? Is it possible to understand the ideas behind quantum computing without having a physics degree? Is there a good layman introduction somewhere? |
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If you have 0 and 1 as inputs you have to try all possible combinations to get all possible results and choose an optimal one.
If you have all possible combinations of 0 and 1 at once you can just use the optimal solution in one step.