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Making sense of quantum annealing

Posted on September 5, 2017 by

One of the tougher things about writing and reading about quantum mechanics is keeping up with how the meaning of some words change as they graduate from being used in the realm of classical mechanics – where things are what … Continue reading →

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Want anonymity on the Internet? ICANN thinks you can’t

Posted on June 29, 2015 by

The Wire June 29, 2015 Your face. When you commit murder and someone sees your face, you’re given away. Even if it was your evil identical twin who did it, the police now know where to start looking. A person’s … Continue reading →

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