I don't know whether this will help but... There's a dance you haven't danced yet but your body already knows the steps. Those quieter stretches? They were just your body learning what it craves. And that craving knows where it's going. Because there's a version of you, not far from now, who moves through the world *feeling* her own worth. Not reaching for love. Just moving in it. And I wonder if you've noticed, maybe when the music takes you, that some of that feeling is already here. Already yours. You're already mid-step.

Hey, I don't know you but it feels like you currently need a hug, so here's one for you 🫂.

A high enough probability is always good enough.

Don't mind me If I don't expand too much. The usefulness is due to other gates such as the haddamard gate and unitary operators. In the case of shor's algorithm, it brings back the complexity from exponential to polynomial (O(n^2log(n))), making large prime factorization much faster but not costless.

Have you watched the video? He explains it better than I ever could. Also, the microblogging format is not ideal to explain quantum physics.

It's not about collapsing the wave function but about having another range of better algorithms for certain problems. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQWpF2Gb-gU

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Strong disagree, an open web can't rely upon a single point of failure. Though I share your feelings about Mozilla.

For engine diversity. Though I have my eyes wide open for ladybird.