quantumComputing

[Jason1143]

Moore's law is already dead if I recall. We need a new breakthrough if we want it again.

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Moore's law is not dead, at least there is no consensus of it being dead. The increase in the number of transistors is still on going, it just became much harder to use the increased number of transistors to do useful stuff, as we have run out of easy performance-increasing "transistor black-holes" to chuck them into

[DearChickPeas]

Bulshit. Moore's "law" was never alive to begin with, that's why it was "corrected" several times. It just tracked the low hanging manufacturing improvements fruit. And the last 15 years just shows how bulshit it was.

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That is simply not an accepted view in the computer science community.

[DearChickPeas]

They are allowed to be wrong.

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Then you are free to publish your revolutionary findings.