devodo

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   by devodo 2y ago

   Could you accurately simulate the device on a computer precisely following the rules of the challenge? So that means the devices are isolated and therefore no global state is allowed. The devices are not aware of each others state nor resul
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   by devodo 2y ago

   The device cannot be accurately simulated using a classical computer because it relies on quantum entanglement that has no counterpart in classical physics. The results cannot be simulated even if hidden local variables are used. The only w
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   by devodo 2y ago

   The paper is saying that attempting to simulate the device in code is a valuable lesson to students for precisely the reason that it cannot be done (correctly), thereby illustrating the limits of classical computation. > In the current p
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   by devodo 2y ago

   This is not true. For example, Mermin's device cannot be done using classical physics regardless of running time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mermin%27s_device
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   by devodo 2y ago

   > (Pro-strong-AI)... This is basically a disbelief in the ability of physics to correctly describe what happens in the world — a well-established philosophical position. Are you giving up on physics? This is a very strong argument. Certa
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   by devodo 3y ago

   If you're looking for alternatives to Moq please check out DivertR, a mocking framework I have created https://github.com/devodo/DivertR