At Last, Humankind Has Tamed Even Unruly Atoms! Quantum Computers Through an Intensivist's Eyes
Ions lined up like prayer beads on a chip inside a vacuum chamber: the atoms humankind has finally tamed (illustrative). This is the English version of a post originally written in Turkish. Türkçe sürümü için tıklayın. To work on big data and run AI applications quickly, I bought one of the most powerful machines on the market: an i9 processor, 128 GB of RAM, and so on. Things were fine at first, but the smarter Claude Code got, the longer it started to think, and the more I sat watching what it was doing, the more my eyes began to ache. So what did I do? I went back to haunting bookshops. Is the latest AI Fable 5.1 now? Let it keep thinking; I'm turning my head to books instead, and my screen time is going down. I hadn't looked at the bookshelves for a year, so I went to see what was new. Two weeks earlier I had tried to get into the subject of this post, quantum computing, to see what we could do with it in intensive care. I couldn't find anything that would contribute to...
