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People were predicting solar eclipses thousands of years ago with no calculators or even a modern understanding of math. Can't be that hard.

> Further, we use this mapping to prove that any problem efficiently solvable by a quantum algorithm can be recast as a problem involving a network of coupled oscillators, albeit exponentially many of them.

Is this a new result, giving that quantum field theory is described in terms of quantum harmonic oscillators?

I thought ITER was the biggest tokamak.

BTW, what is the status of ITER?

They mention 20 years in the article.

2 million laser beamlets sounds very expensive, depending on how they generate them.

It could be that the "writer" costs $1 mil right now, so might only make sense in a data center.

They can claim dynamic fetch is "phoning home" and a user privacy danger.

I was told we can't build like that anymore.

Today mouse is 2 different things: actual mouse or trackpad.

It's about scale and speed, not novel attacks.

Also exploitation. An AI could determine much faster what might be worth stealing reducing mitigation time.

Sounds like one excellent solution is mandatory ID check on all sites which handle personal information, right?

> Once the skies are clear

The problem in Ukraine is that the ground is not clear (mobile air defense and MANPADS). So neither side is using planes for CAS.