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by mofeing 3mo ago
No. As far as we know, no realization of a quantum algorithm can solve NP-complete problems in polynomial many steps. Some people that worked on this topic told me that there seems to be some improvements on the quasi-optimal solution fou
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by mofeing 1y ago
> Glance over the generated assembly and make sure that it vectorized the way you wanted. Isn't that sth you would also need to do in Fortran? IMO Julia makes this so easy with its `@code_*` macros and is one of the main reasons why
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by mofeing 2y ago
The lawyer team of the father, "Abogados Cristianos", have a bad reputation here in Spain for suing everything they can that it's "not-conservative": from women trying to abort to comedians due to some joke. Most of
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by mofeing 3y ago
I don't know much more, but I've found the following projects at BSC that are currently active around the European Processor Initiative. - European Processor Initiative: Specific Grant Agreement 2 https://www.bsc.es&#x2
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by mofeing 3y ago
No, but some colleagues do. Also, I think some of my simulation software will start to be used by the project.
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by mofeing 3y ago
> Pretty much all BSC activities are EU funded. Depending on the department, about half of the private investment can be up to 50%. > Where is the harshness? Asking “What’s the plan when the gravy train stops?” Is a perfectly valid qu
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by mofeing 3y ago
Before answering, I want to be honest and state that Artur is my supervisor, so I might be biased. Now that I've said so... 1. Artur doesn't have an incompatibility, he asked for permission to the ministry and he works his daily 8
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by mofeing 3y ago
good luck and have fun!
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by mofeing 3y ago
This is not true. BSC had already a growing trend before the pandemy. In 2020-2021, before any EU fund, almost 200 new people were hired. Why are you harsh? Science is a good investment and BSC has proven to be a research center where a lot
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by mofeing 3y ago
wtf are you talking about? I know people from both sides and can assure you that the whole process was done transparently and legally. The external board which selected the winner proposal did a blind review (they only knew the proposals, n
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by mofeing 3y ago
Yes, but you must contact through a form or get someone from inside to show it to you. Unfortunately, I'm out of town til next week so I cannot offer it myself. Check out https://www.bsc.es/discover-bsc/visit-our-s
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by mofeing 3y ago
I'm working on classical simulation of quantum computers using tensor networks. Basically trying to push the frontier of quantum advantage / supremacy from the classical side. BSC is fun due to its interdisciplinarity. I do quantu
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by mofeing 3y ago
I just showed it today to a friend. It's truly marvelous. Just next to it there is a Connection Machine 2!
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by mofeing 3y ago
PhD student there. Ask me anything if you wish to know more about BSC. Some news: the new Marenostrum 5 no longer fits in the chapel, so it has been moved to the contiguous building. But one quantum computer from the Quantum Spain project w
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Julia 1.9 has been released(github.com)
6 points by mofeing 3y ago|0 comments
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by mofeing 4y ago
Ahh ok. In our case all the machine have a shared network filesystem where we store the mirror. Great about the extras. Would you mind if we reference each other in the readmes?
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by mofeing 4y ago
Well, we first named it "pypi-cache" but there is a package named "pypicache" from the year 2007 and we had to rename it. We always thought of it as a "cache" rather than a "mirror"... but yes, "
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by mofeing 4y ago
hey, We were running with the same problem (supercomputer with clusters of different architecture and no outgoing connections permitted) and so we created "pypickup" [1,2]. nice to see that we came with similar solutions! I have s
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BIG Bell Test: Worlwide quantum physics experiments powered by human randomness(thebigbelltest.org)
2 points by mofeing 10y ago|0 comments