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Dec 17, 2018 5 min

Quantum Computing For Stoners Episode 2

from Signals from the Q-Universe Hosted by Steven Michalove

Quantum Computing For Stoners by Steven Michalove This podcast starts with two dudes (stoners) using rocks and stones to invent analogue computing, then quickly moves to classical computing. Then it moves to talk about how to understand basic concepts of quantum computing and concludes with a discussion of ethics and political commentary. As is appropropriate for a new and recently birthed technology. Narrated by Steven Michalove @moment_skier with production and engineering by Jesse Hughey (@greywaves). stoner noun ston·​er | \ˈstō-nər \ Definition of stoner : a person who habitually uses classical computing to solve problems better served by using qubits. Averse to Q# or other qubit based languages. Can’t stop using C#, c++, pascal, fortran, etc. Please suggest errata in the comments section. This podcast is brought to you by the letter "q"

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