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The clinical evidence is wrong. About 65% of Lung cancer patients get molecular testing in the USA. About 2/3rds.

Why didn't they tell us the processing speed vs a super computer? They said they want us to test it first for ourselves (after we spend big $ on them?). The idea sounds right, but is it really that much faster than what's already out there?

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I want Ai to teach me physics with indicative conditionals. I think humans have a tendency to teach physics with subjunctive conditionals.

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In my opinion, the advantages will be in superposition of classical algorithms. Although there are some interesting problems QC theoretically solves, they aren't going to pay the bills. If you can accelerate and parallelise classical circuits with QM, then you are building "the next generation of CPUs/GPUs". We know how to make money from that.

Impressive! I see how and why synthesis and qmod feature born in bigger picture now.

Is Scott Aaronson the only person that we need to talk to with quantum computing? If that;'s the case, then no wonder why Wall Street is betting against the technology working.

Very informative and interesting

When Scott speaks, I listen.

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Great presentation of this ongoing work.

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How did I end up here? This is pretty heavy.

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“Steps” of an algorithm are hardly a basis for comparison. What is the run time complexity?

I would have asked him about P=NP again. Personally I think P≈NP, that is complexity classes are ill-defined and the problem is ill-posed at the moment. He discussed it back in 2006 where he gave a bunch of informal reasons why he believes P≠NP. A lot of which showed me that he really doesn't fully understand the problem. If P≠NP, it would be at least POSSIBLE, if not easy to PROVE that. But one of the things he said was "if P=NP, then everyone would be Mozart, because it would require the same amount of effort to trivially create works of art as it does to appreciate them". That statement hasn't aged well in light of recent advances of generative AI. It HAS become trivially easy to create works of art.

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Great work Yianni.

hopefully it will bring some money to quantum computing haha

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Talk to Ian Bremmer. He could need some help next time.

This could benefit greatly from creating a better set of subtitles.

@ 19:40 he said "we have nothing less than 65 degrees". Was he referring to the machine or the environment around it? My understanding is you need to have the machine (gates) kept at near absolute zero. Perhaps he meant 65 K? IBM says they need less than 1 K.

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