Seems quite advanced for a '88 educational toy. For comparison, I got a VTech SmartStart for xmas in the early '90s and it had just a short 14-segment display line and could mainly be used together with accompanying…
Thanks a lot! :)
Yes absolutely: If both security elements fail (quantum computers that break classical crypto appear, and the supposed post-quantum element turns out to be insecure as well) then you're screwed. By combining you get a…
Many-worlds etc. does not have such a limit. There are interpretations that posit that collapse is triggered by the system reaching a certain size (also GRW theory etc.). Such interpretations would preclude big quantum…
True - on the other hand, that fear/principle could be applied to all algorithms that could theoretically be broke in the future. There's a lot of uncertainty concerning the scalability of quantum computers and quantum…
Hello everyone! I'm thrilled to see my project trending here on Hacker News. It's a pure toy implementation inspired by the paper and its reference. While it aligns with all the provided test cases, I wrote it primarily…
Seems quite advanced for a '88 educational toy. For comparison, I got a VTech SmartStart for xmas in the early '90s and it had just a short 14-segment display line and could mainly be used together with accompanying…
Thanks a lot! :)
Yes absolutely: If both security elements fail (quantum computers that break classical crypto appear, and the supposed post-quantum element turns out to be insecure as well) then you're screwed. By combining you get a…
Many-worlds etc. does not have such a limit. There are interpretations that posit that collapse is triggered by the system reaching a certain size (also GRW theory etc.). Such interpretations would preclude big quantum…
True - on the other hand, that fear/principle could be applied to all algorithms that could theoretically be broke in the future. There's a lot of uncertainty concerning the scalability of quantum computers and quantum…
Hello everyone! I'm thrilled to see my project trending here on Hacker News. It's a pure toy implementation inspired by the paper and its reference. While it aligns with all the provided test cases, I wrote it primarily…