Post by reden on Apr 21, 2021 4:01:34 GMT
Someday, if not even today, the Holo-Stones will be able of manifesting or transmuting amazingly powerful computers which will be able of running the Repeater very very quickly.
But until then, maybe we can rewrite the Repeater to use quantum computers, which are incredibly fast machines, that can only do one/a few tasks a time (they don't have an OS, and having one might be somewhat useless). It will likely gain a major speed boost.
IBM has been offering free quantum computers access since 2016.
It is here quantum-computing.ibm.com/ .
The site contains some guides on how to use the system.
Every quantum computer "brand" or main keeper uses its own programming language or rather, SDK. IBM uses Qiskit (https://qiskit.org/), which is written in Python. It can work with making both OpenQASM (quantum assembly) and "user friendly" programs in an easily understandable language.
Quantum assembly is based on fiddling with quantum gates, not with "xor 5, ran 4, ldn $x, push $y" or similar which is common computer assembly.
Despite that Python is super slow, quantum computers are 100 million times faster than the fastest supercomputer in the world. This Feb 28 2021 link, medium.com/predict/googles-quantum-computer-is-about-158-million-times-faster-than-the-world-s-fastest-supercomputer-36df56747f7f , said the following:
"In 200 seconds, the machine performed a mathematically designed calculation so complex that it would take the world's most powerful supercomputer, IBM's Summit, 10,000 years to do it. This makes Google's quantum computer about 158 million times faster than the world's fastest supercomputer.". [Fugaku is more powerful than Summit].
As you can see, making a quantum Intention Repeater version will be helpful for speed.
But until then, maybe we can rewrite the Repeater to use quantum computers, which are incredibly fast machines, that can only do one/a few tasks a time (they don't have an OS, and having one might be somewhat useless). It will likely gain a major speed boost.
IBM has been offering free quantum computers access since 2016.
It is here quantum-computing.ibm.com/ .
The site contains some guides on how to use the system.
Every quantum computer "brand" or main keeper uses its own programming language or rather, SDK. IBM uses Qiskit (https://qiskit.org/), which is written in Python. It can work with making both OpenQASM (quantum assembly) and "user friendly" programs in an easily understandable language.
Quantum assembly is based on fiddling with quantum gates, not with "xor 5, ran 4, ldn $x, push $y" or similar which is common computer assembly.
Despite that Python is super slow, quantum computers are 100 million times faster than the fastest supercomputer in the world. This Feb 28 2021 link, medium.com/predict/googles-quantum-computer-is-about-158-million-times-faster-than-the-world-s-fastest-supercomputer-36df56747f7f , said the following:
"In 200 seconds, the machine performed a mathematically designed calculation so complex that it would take the world's most powerful supercomputer, IBM's Summit, 10,000 years to do it. This makes Google's quantum computer about 158 million times faster than the world's fastest supercomputer.". [Fugaku is more powerful than Summit].
As you can see, making a quantum Intention Repeater version will be helpful for speed.
