Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
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Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
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Re: Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
#2Interesting, a sort of quantum eruv https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eruv
Does anyone have any additional context on the throughput numbers? It says 20k photons per second at 99% fidelity and 500k at 90%, but what is the actual bandwidth needed for reasonable usage / computation?
Re: Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
#3This is great but why can’t i get fiber internet in my bk apartment. Still struggling with spectrum coaxial pulling less than 5mbps today. No options on my block. Sheesh
Re: Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
#4This is great but why can’t i get fiber internet in my bk apartment. Still struggling with spectrum coaxial pulling less than 5mbps today. No options on my block. Sheesh
Find a new apartment? Here's the FCC broadband map: https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home
Re: Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
#5Interesting, a sort of quantum eruv https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eruv Does anyone have any additional context on the throughput numbers? It says 20k photons per second at 99% fidelity and 500k at 90%, but what is the actual bandwidth needed for reasonable usage / computation?
> In addition, it is also forbidden to transfer an object for a distance of 4 cubits
This gave me pause.
Re: Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
#6Interesting, a sort of quantum eruv https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eruv Does anyone have any additional context on the throughput numbers? It says 20k photons per second at 99% fidelity and 500k at 90%, but what is the actual bandwidth needed for reasonable usage / computation?
> In addition, it is also forbidden to transfer an object for a distance of 4 cubits This gave me pause.
In a public area you can not transport objects, the intention being that the Sabbath is a day of rest, and you should stay home or at least near your home and not do work.
Note: Jewish law very carefully defines "public area", and it would take several pages of text to fully explain it, so before objecting be aware you may be lacking background knowledge.
Re: Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
#7Interesting, a sort of quantum eruv https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eruv Does anyone have any additional context on the throughput numbers? It says 20k photons per second at 99% fidelity and 500k at 90%, but what is the actual bandwidth needed for reasonable usage / computation?
20k (10^4) photons/sec is a TINY amount.
An ordinary flashlight emits something like 10^18 photons per second. Even a star in the night sky sends around 10^8 to your eye.
That few photons is not going to have much bandwidth.
Re: Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
#8This is great but why can’t i get fiber internet in my bk apartment. Still struggling with spectrum coaxial pulling less than 5mbps today. No options on my block. Sheesh
Find a new apartment? Here's the FCC broadband map: https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home
Is this solution to every issue in the US? Like if something is shit then instead of fixing just run from the problem? I guess that’s why you are stuck choosing between republicans and democrats every 4 years lol.
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Re: Entangled Photons Maintained Under New York Streets
#10This is great but why can’t i get fiber internet in my bk apartment. Still struggling with spectrum coaxial pulling less than 5mbps today. No options on my block. Sheesh
Find a new apartment? Here's the FCC broadband map: https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home
Doesn't that map consider an entire region serviced if a single residence in that entire region can get the advertised speeds?