Recent content by molarmass

Gotcha. But yes, I am aware that quantum computers are not existent. The ones that are are hybrid sort of computers and are owned only by governments and prestigious educational entities. But I've watched videos and such where scientists theorize that a quantum computer would be able to operate...

So, from what I understand, modern computers use superscalar CPUs which allows the computer to run two instructions on two separate lines of data in parallel. Which in lame man's terms is just: the CPU can run two instructions at the same time. Now, from what I understand, this is also a...

I see. Thank you so much for your advise. :)

I'm returning to college this year (it's been two years since my last class) with the intent of double majoring in comp. sci. and physics. I have the goal of applying to a quantum physics/computing PhD program upon finishing my bachelors. Any tips on living, working, and schooling...