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There's a dime stuck in the road behind our local store, tails side up, for over 15 years. And that doesn't even need error correction.
Why does it sound like technology is going backwards more and more each day?
Someone please explain to me how anything implementing error correction is even useful if it only lasts about an hour?
I mean, that's literally how research works. You make small discoveries and use them to move forward.
What's to research? A fucking abacus can hold data longer than a goddamn hour.
Obvious troll is obvious
Must be the dumbest take on QC I've seen yet. You expect a lot of people to focus on how it'll break crypto. There's a great deal of nuance around that and people should probably shut up about it. But "dime stuck in the road is a stable datapoint" sounds like a late 19th century op-ed about how airplanes are impossible.
The internet is pointless, because you can transmit information by shouting. /s
AND I can shout while the power is out. So there!
Not to mention that quantum cryptography has found ways to prevent that already.