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The paper is also available without a paywall here: http://qpt.physics.harvard.edu/p364.pdf

I think Scott Aaronson is right to rail against the explanation of "trying all possibilities at the same time". The emphasis should be on *choreographing* the right interference, n…

I took John's class on theoretical cosmology while a master's student in Cambridge. He was remarkably old fashioned — he scribbled in his undecipherable handwriting on a bunch of t…

Great product, solving exact pain point we have right now: non-technical team members glued to Django Admin all day long and waiting days to get much-needed data from engineers, wh…

+1 for Mercury. We also switched to Mercury after 8 months with SVB. It is crazy how much difference a good UI makes and the time it saves.

I thought I would also add my two cents, though there have been many excellent responses already. I recently defended my PhD in Physics (MIT '18). First of all - great idea! It is …

Something important to keep in mind is the fact that to execute Shor's prime factorization algorithm (which can break encryption protocols, like the RSA) you need millions of physi…

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I thought I would also add my two cents, though there have been many excellent responses already. I am about to defend my PhD in Physics at MIT. First of all - great idea! It is ne…

@alpb Thank you for your helpful reply! The Kubernetes Service Catalog looks like an amazing project, I hope it will be released soon.

The GKE documentation says: "There’s no vendor lock-in, you’re free to take your workloads out of Container Engine and run them anywhere Kubernetes is supported, including on your …