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armorhide406 t1_j0ns1da wrote
Reply to comment by ZaxLofful in What if a quantum computer could navigate a hypersonic missile?? by dcRoWdYh
The rub is we're not working at planck scale are we
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Reply to comment by jinqsi in What if a quantum computer could navigate a hypersonic missile?? by dcRoWdYh
I figured but for the benefit of others who didn't... Imma leave the link
armorhide406 t1_j0im8tm wrote
Reply to comment by Ape_Togetha_Strong in What if a quantum computer could navigate a hypersonic missile?? by dcRoWdYh
I'm wondering why they posted to r/space
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Reply to comment by earsplitingloud in What if a quantum computer could navigate a hypersonic missile?? by dcRoWdYh
Let's be real here, it'll be used for war way more and longer before finally meeting applications for the betterment of humanity
armorhide406 t1_j0im2qo wrote
Reply to comment by mycenae42 in What if a quantum computer could navigate a hypersonic missile?? by dcRoWdYh
OP missed the discussion by miles
armorhide406 t1_j0ilzur wrote
Reply to comment by dcRoWdYh in What if a quantum computer could navigate a hypersonic missile?? by dcRoWdYh
Yes but you ignored the information gathering and the physical limitations of said vehicle. Because it's so fast it's hard to maneuver. It can't guide itself or beam ride with a target illuminator. Plus it'd only be hypersonic in high altitude to be able to use its scramjet. On terminal it'll probably still be unpowered and subsonic
armorhide406 t1_j0ilk23 wrote
Could that quantum computer overcome physics?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOE0-sL0nQ4
TL;DW: to operate efficiently at Mach 5, i.e. hypersonic, they'd need a scramjet. But they're moving so fast they're not as maneuverable. And on terminal phase they will be subsonic lest they melt, plus the scramjet won't work. Which is relatively easy to intercept
Edit: ok so you brought up the plasma but how would the computer meaningfully guide the missile? I thought entanglement meant no data could be transmitted. Have a spotter?
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Reply to comment by themikker in Nvidia's text to 3D model and what it means for product design and engineering by Magic-Fabric
That's the benefit of AI. It goes from shit to not very good to alright to super good very fast. I don't expect it'll take that long for AI to be better than every artist out there
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Reply to [WP] “You’re… firing me?” Satan looked on in confusion. “Actually, we’re liquidating your whole sector. Every last demon.” God replied. by Totally_Not_Thanos
"What the fuck, dad?"
"You heard me."
"It's out of my hands, son."
"Don't call me that."
"Why not? You called me 'dad'."
Lucifer sighed. "What's this about?"
Of course it was about the humans. Dad's pet project. But as father and son sat down to watch Earth from Above, Lucifer noticed small points of light leaving.
"They finally got the space program up again?"
God nodded. "Take a closer look, Luci."
The ships all had the same logo on them. A circle, flanked by two smaller circles above, like a simplistic rendering of a mouse. God gestured at another of his scrying mirrors. No new souls passing on from their mortal coils.
"You remember Walter Disney?"
"Of course," Lucifer shuddered. All the atrocities committed in his name.
"Turns out his corporation," God paused at the word. "Became quite busy some time after I went hands off. You were always more interested in mortal affairs. Did you notice anything in the past few centuries?"
Lucifer had to think. Aside from acquiring other major companies, Lucifer didn't really pay them much mind. Then he noticed the human standing there.
"Father, who is that?"
"Oh that's Bailey. So, uh, funny story. Disney apparently owns all of humanity now and they're not letting anyone die. Something about copyright law and Disney Deaths. My hands are tied, son, I can't do anything to bargain with them so I gave them Hell."
"You what?"
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Reply to comment by Painting_Agency in [WP] You have the power to land safely, unharmed, and uninjured. One day you get in a fight. Your attacker breaks your arm. You hear the bones crunch, you see the bone piercing your skin. He throws you from the top of the building. You land, clutching your arm, but it's no longer broken. by IlikethequietZeppo
I choose to believe it only works for physical injury. So he hurts himself from the initial fall, Jill freaks out, but then he falls out of the hospital bed
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Reply to comment by mmrrbbee in Hair straightening chemicals associated with higher uterine cancer risk by BoundariesAreFun
technically anything carbon based is organic, so no uranium is not organic. Naturally occurring, locally sourced, free range, sure
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Reply to comment by LaunchTransient in What if a quantum computer could navigate a hypersonic missile?? by dcRoWdYh
I wonder if there is a workaround, without sending information but more a matter of assigning meaning. Like red means one thing and blue means another.
And then maintaining strict discipline with who observes and what so you can take it as assumed it wasn't your friend opened your box before you.