Fucking 2000 series coming out next year

they're trying to make as much money as they can

before they can't anymore

Also for rdr2 for PC

Think they'll pull another GTA V

And wait like two years

anyone with a bit of mind on the market would know that it's a great time to sell your shares since moore's law is kind of coming to a close

after that, it'll be all about making the best stuff for as cheap as possible

It will be strange to have the market crash

definitely will be

Quantum computers are dead in the water

And nothing else is really being shilled

What's making everyone think it's going to crash?

It really is, the end

I wonder how things will turn out

@Grim Creeper moore's law

@Grim Creeper Moores Law is based on the notion that computational power doubles every 18 months, starting from the 50s until now

With 5nm CPU design being the theoretical limit

Fuck...

When you have transistors so small and so close to eachother, you start to have electron leaks

the market for CPU's derives from the overall increase in quality of the product, of which is based upon the overall increase of quality of the hardware's transistor size (which is now down to the atomic level)

Where the electrons flowing through neighboring transistors leak into others

either we're going to have to start computing with gluons, or find another means

Causing permanent damage

quantum uncertainty fucks with the hardware

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much appreciated, I'll definitely give it a look

I remember a study involving a rat pressing a button that was wired back into its brain in order to get the equivalent of a dopamine release

it's a shame people shill quantum so much without realizing that 90% of the commercial quantum computers in use are super specialized and would never work as "personal computers"

coupled with the fact that being too loud or stomping on the floor could disrupt the machine

unless you had it shielded heavily

Ibm just got a general purpose one running

the general purpose ones are far less powerful than their specialized ones

*working

idk if they are even more powerful than regular computers yet

i know the specialized ones are leagues above silicon based machines

the only possibility of commercialized quantum computers would have to be if they were able to miniaturize them down enough to the point that the overall cost of shielding and cooling wasn't completely overwhelming

not to mention even then you could only have it as a desk top

And it has significant boosts over classical computing, in certain areas like O(n^2) problems

if cloud computing becomes even more mainstream and everyone starts getting fiber internet, I could imagine having data centers that are climate controlled and shielded to have many quantum computers

and you would simply just stream it to your client machine