This is the correct answer. Surface codes, like the ones discussed in the article, are essentially a way to simulate a kind of topological quantum computer on other architectures. Nobody has yet built a topological…
I'd like to point out that Urbit ID and Urbit OS are two separate products. Many HN commenters object to the ID system for one reason or another, rather than the OS itself (which may just be because it requires…
It's being worked on. If the plan to use ZK-STARKs to rollup PKI transactions goes through, it should be only a few cents to set up a planet. In the meantime though, it is a major barrier :(
This is pretty much exactly what Urbit is.
This is the correct answer. Surface codes, like the ones discussed in the article, are essentially a way to simulate a kind of topological quantum computer on other architectures. Nobody has yet built a topological…
I'd like to point out that Urbit ID and Urbit OS are two separate products. Many HN commenters object to the ID system for one reason or another, rather than the OS itself (which may just be because it requires…
It's being worked on. If the plan to use ZK-STARKs to rollup PKI transactions goes through, it should be only a few cents to set up a planet. In the meantime though, it is a major barrier :(
This is pretty much exactly what Urbit is.