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RE: THINKING ABOUT TECHNOLOGY. — Is quantum computing relevant to you?
Interesting read @tibra I do see some use cases for Quantum computing, especially around cyber security. Time will tell how big it is - millions of dollars in venture capital funding has poured into the field in recent years too, which can often be a barometer of success..
Billions, in fact. However . . . careful.
Most investors don't understand much about where they are investing. They are primarily hedging. They invest in hundreds of different projects. The idea is that most will be small losses while a few will be large gains.
I've interacted with some of the people who contributed to quantum computing. They are making progress yearly. Always exciting to see what they are doing.
All the same, for operating systems and object oriented programming — for any large software project — implementing some sort of actor model the team still needs a great number of low precision computations. The high precision is only useful for encrypting actor addresses and making them comparable when one actor sends messages to addresses on physically other computers.