qubob

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by qubob 5mo ago
LLM generated UI for MVPs and explorations seems acceptable, but I don't read every Show post (maybe I should!). But when tinkering becomes a product it should have its UI revised when starting to take it seriously -- human touch for H
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by qubob 5mo ago
Tim's departure announcement is timed between product announcements. Although, not a surprise to anyone As for Ternus' timing: A)Not very Apple to have the CEO do one last launch while on the way out the door (want the full throat
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by qubob 5mo ago
Intel used to say, "For every GPU sold there's an Intel CPU sold." At least in the PC gaming days, when that was Nvidia's core biz and Intel had no real response (frankly, that apathetic retort could explain a lot about
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by qubob 5mo ago
This is a pretty impressive development in quantum. Neutral Atoms will likely be a cornerstone modality in qc for the foreseeable future. The error correction regime is driving so much advancement. Prof. Preskill's role should also be
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by qubob 6mo ago
Also, there's a CalTech affiliated startup called Oratomic Inc that is building a Rydberg system. I think it's the same team that demonstrated 6100 qubits. And, I hear Preskill is an advisor.
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by qubob 6mo ago
Exciting times indeed! Will be fun to see how this all plays out. Thanks for taking a look at Quop. If you explore it more, I'd be curious what you think as someone who follows the hardware side closely. I'll post something soon.
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by qubob 6mo ago
Thank you :). I'm not affiliated with Qubob project, it's just a name I picked. QC has had its share of hype cycles. Businesses need to have a vision (which is where hype seeps in), and must be honest about what's possible to
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by qubob 6mo ago
Commercialization can bring in speculators and hype. And, I'd argue that speculation is a necessary for accelerating market development. Commercialization brings with it unique forcing functions that don't exist in academic settin