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Quantum Realism: A Realistic Future for Quantum Computing
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Publication date: June 2019
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Most security vulnerabilities result from ordinary coding errors. What does this mean for the prospects of more secure software?
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Newtonian indebtedness usually goes to Isaac. However, there’s another Newton to whom we owe a great deal: Newton Minow—a pioneer in the field of media crap det... Read More »
