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quantun fourier transform
Jeezus Chris't I feel like a brainlet.
Quantum computing
Andrew Johnson
Luke Murphy
NV centers, Hell yeah.
Julian Powell
/x/ territory here, but I wouldn't be surprised if the NSA already has one.
Xavier Edwards
Quantum computers have some very useful properties that make it possible to solve some problems that are exceptionally hard to regular computers in a heartbeat.
The biggest problem however is realizing high quality qbits. If someone could manage to get a good number of high quality qbits though it would be nothing more than a revolution in computing.
Charles Sanchez
>realizing high quality qbits
Can you tell me more about this?
Jackson Allen
nobody got a say against this?
Jacob Myers
>it really goes both ways
yes, there is clearly reciprocity
Cooper Turner
It's just a discrete fourier transform but the vector it applies to is a quantum superposition