Between this and the old-fashioned whiteboard (with small-tip pens too) I'm gonna rate the production of this video 1 star out of 5. You can do better, Google.
After Seth mentions the footnote from the 1929 paper, about alpha²+beta² = 1, thinking about complex numbers, it comes to mind that he is actually talking about the unit circle. As the total probability is always 1 or 100%, the radius of the complex number representing the total probability of the qubit being 0 or 1 needs to be 1, hence the unit circle, hence the quadratic members.
You'd hope Google, of all companies, would bring an electronic whiteboard for the guy to use, so that it can be projected overhead and shown clearly in the video. But nope.
A lot of misinformation on this one... Prime example, the James Brown quote isn't from a concert, it's the intro to "Make It Funky": (Bobby:) What you gonna play now? (James:) Bobby, I don't know. But whatever I play, its got to be funky! (Bobby:) Yeah
x.y wherein y is logorithmic, O(nlgn) is more precise. That lgn though, is perhaps in-accountable betwixt the total outcome that is the compression displacement range
Well Ive heard seth loyd say he doesnt see how the couldve built a true quantum computer. But Ive looked up alot about it and it seems to a layman like me they have. But mr loyd has said the largest calculation he can make his do is multiplying 3x5. Seth Loyd has said he doesnt believe they have built a true quantum computer. Im a little confused.
26:10
"I hope everybody is hearing these questions. These are all extreamly important questions."
I am crying inside right now.
Why?
Quetzalcoatl Because they were completely inaudible!
2LegHumanist oh, lol
Between this and the old-fashioned whiteboard (with small-tip pens too) I'm gonna rate the production of this video 1 star out of 5. You can do better, Google.
These silent question-pauses are making me nutts.. Wish Google would bother with microphones or at least texting the questions into their videos.
- He considers himself a quantum mechanic.
- Your quanta are broken, we fix them.
The guy is fantastic :)
After Seth mentions the footnote from the 1929 paper, about alpha²+beta² = 1, thinking about complex numbers, it comes to mind that he is actually talking about the unit circle. As the total probability is always 1 or 100%, the radius of the complex number representing the total probability of the qubit being 0 or 1 needs to be 1, hence the unit circle, hence the quadratic members.
Very very lucid talk by legendary Seth Llyod! Unfortunately the queries by audiences are not audible.
Summary at 57:33
You'd hope Google, of all companies, would bring an electronic whiteboard for the guy to use, so that it can be projected overhead and shown clearly in the video. But nope.
I wonder what the microphone in the middle is for.... :p
thank you :) thanks for teaching!
That whiteboard looks like the Moses Tablets.
It would seem we have moved to mapping interference patterns
as Quantum Symphonies. representing Complex Systems.
"Seth Lloyd visited the Quantum AI Lab at Google LA" //Quantum AI labs are so trendy these days.
"I'll address this in a bit." -SL
What a pity that we can not hear the questions.
Very interesting talk, too bad you couldn't hear the questions.
A lot of misinformation on this one... Prime example, the James Brown quote isn't from a concert, it's the intro to "Make It Funky":
(Bobby:)
What you gonna play now?
(James:)
Bobby, I don't know. But whatever I play, its got to be funky!
(Bobby:)
Yeah
Lol, it's like hearing 42 over and over again. We get the answers, but not the questions.
Of Course, I hope we do get to the answer
Are these the same talks?
Pretty sure at 58:35 and 58:37 he is saying "Graphene" not "Graphing"
Haha. QM is based on an equation that "Nobody Knows"? I think I'll just move over to polytheism now.
missed all the questions
2:18
how lissom this is :)
x.y wherein y is logorithmic, O(nlgn) is more precise.
That lgn though, is perhaps in-accountable betwixt the total outcome that is the compression displacement range
All I want to know is d wave full of shit or not
Well Ive heard seth loyd say he doesnt see how the couldve built a true quantum computer. But Ive looked up alot about it and it seems to a layman like me they have. But mr loyd has said the largest calculation he can make his do is multiplying 3x5. Seth Loyd has said he doesnt believe they have built a true quantum computer. Im a little confused.
this guy might be a genius but he has the most annoying laugh I've ever heard