Eli5
Quantum computing only solves a few specific problems. Like showing every possible outcome. For instance print(x), and your goal is to get a through z.
But if the problem is linear, like 2+2, it doesn't help to have quantum computing.
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Quantum computing only solves a few specific problems. Like showing every possible outcome. For instance print(x), and your goal is to get a through z.
But if the problem is linear, like 2+2, it doesn't help to have quantum computing.
I have plenty of space on my SSD. Lots of free ram. I uninstalled and reinstalled.
I think I could hack. I've been hacked, I've read about how people hack, and I have a pretty good understanding how attempts are made. Basically you learn the exploits that historically happen.
Worst case if you need to do something, you can Phish.
Also no mention of starting a testing business? No mention of cyber security jobs?
Anyway that's why I'm here.
The only thing good are the vast majority of users here have good intention. If only HN had multiple boards with various mods.