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Jarkko Sakkinen
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There is two math theories that help to set a framework of constraints of the theoretical limits of computation, and I think both should still apply even with qubits (free to correct me if I'm wrong).
1. Gödel's incompleteness theorem.
2. Halting problem.
They bring me a piece of mind because I know where the frames of computation are located, and see through the fog we are at.
People are talking so much these days about leaving behind so here's two cents on that topic.
When thinking about 50s classics, I'd pick these at least over requirements engineering and waterfall process :-)
1. Gödel's incompleteness theorem.
2. Halting problem.
They bring me a piece of mind because I know where the frames of computation are located, and see through the fog we are at.
People are talking so much these days about leaving behind so here's two cents on that topic.
When thinking about 50s classics, I'd pick these at least over requirements engineering and waterfall process :-)
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