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Its very simple
The 5 dollar cryptanalysis works again
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Re:I don't get it
How does this differ from the classic two-slit experiment?
Well you can't tell from the article, so I'm guessing based on the abstract.
From what I gather about this, think of what calcite does. It exhibits birefringence, meaning it has different indices of refraction for photons polarized vertically vs. horizontally. You can see that with the way unpolarized light in the room gets deflected by a piece of calcite if you put it on the page of a book, when you see two images of every letter.
So I think what they did here was the classic two slit experiment, with three differences. First, each slit gets a polarizer placed in front, with the left and right slits each getting a polarizer that is oriented perpendicularly to the other one. Now, for a given photon to get through one slit or the other, it can only have one polarization vs. the other. But you haven't yet destroyed the interference pattern since you didn't measure its polarization, so the uncertainty of which slit remains, and the ripples showing on the screen should still show.
Second, the sheet of calcite is placed behind the slits, so if a photon went through the right vs. left slit, we can see that when the calcite displaces it clearly in one of two directions based on that. Now we know what the polarization was when it hits the screen, when it hits one of two separate lines now showing there. And there are no ripples in each of these two lines now [guessing confidently], since we are making a really strong measurement of position at time of slit passage. As if we were blocking one of the slits.
Third, you only take a picture of the resulting pattern with a camera, having a long exposure time.You record where it hit, but you don't know which one hit there. You only have a probability distribution of where any given photon might have struck the screen. [Think, "I am Spartacus!"]
This is making a "weak" measurement for each given photon, because you're only talking about the average of all photons going through these slits. And so what you see on the screen is what you were seeing before, the two lines separated, but now with no knowledge of photon identity. You shined a lot of photons through the apparatus without possibly having any knowledge of which one went where, like you might somehow while looking at a screen all night with fast eyes or instruments.
What they are reporting is that the ripples return when you use this measurement-weakening time-lapse photography procedure [guessing confidently again]. That's why these Canadians will see the ripples go away on a scatter plot if they slow this thing down to a stream of single photons so that they can carefully watch where each photon hits on the screen. The use of a camera and only walking into the room after taking the picture is critical if you intend to see interference patterns. -
Re:MS was right after all
Your trolling skills are weak. You chose to use a URL shortener with a preview service.
http://preview.tinyurl.com/5szfvml
Learn to troll or face repeated humiliation.
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Quantum computer is interesting
But unlikely to work.
Quantum states are too fragile and most of the time need super-cooled,
Now few would want to have a liquid nitrogen tank near the computer....
(No, I am not talking to you, the ove-clocker nuts).
Speaking of overclocking, off-topic, but that rig is out of that world. -
MS was right after all
640K is the best memory size after all, and more than that is too much...
Really, can't slashdot select better articles? Like the declatation that SpaceX will be creating moon rocket that will land on moon in 2020.
I visited their site today and that hit me as a surprise... -
Quantum computer is interesting
But unlikely to work.
Quantum states are too fragile and most of the time need super-cooled,
Now few would want to have a liquid nitrogen tank near the computer....
(No, I am not talking to you, the ove-clocker nuts).
Speaking of overclocking, off-topic, but that rig is out of that world. -
Quantum computer is intersting
But unlikely to work. Quantum states are too fragile and most of the time need super-cooled, Now few would want to have a liquid nitrogen tank near the computer.... (No, I am not talking to you, the ove-clocker nuts). Speaking of overclocking, off-topic, but that rig is out of that world.
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The AllBrowsers service
There is a service that renders your webpage in more that 25 different browsers (many versions of all major browsers). Its free, but it you pay them a bit, they prioritize you. As a web developer it really saved me a lot of time.
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Some certs are worth it, like STCE
STCE got me 3 well paid jobs in a row, the last one I work for now.
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The STCE is the best.
Click here to learn more about it
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The 4004!!!
Its first microprocessor, and has a calculator based on it. It has its schematics published! and emulator I am very very lucky to own one of original calculators based on this processor.
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iPad 3 is rumored
To have windows dual boot mode. Now, shouldn't be hard to replace it with Linux
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And iPhone will look like...
Like this, its rumored
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And iPhone 5 will look like
Like this, its rumored
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PayPall == we are doomed?
There are rumors that PayPal is going to buy Visa....
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NFC = fail
These device means that you carry your cash, and anyone can take it. No thanks.
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Bah, these NFC devices...
Now, you can be pocket-picked, and if you carry NFC-enabled device, thieves can do that wirelessly. Yay!
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Re:Cry baby cry...
Yep, this one will work: http://tinyurl.com/6gabfug
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Ah skype, I'll sure will miss you (not)
There are rumors that Google is opening their Google talk (and video) to whole world in next month. And there is a Linux client for it. So, Skype can die.
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TinyURL
You can mitigate this on TinyURL by using this.
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Big deal
A glider can soar for whole day if it has no pilot and sufficient wings. And they managed to fly from one puny country to another. I can set up an international flight using a paper plane. I just go close to the border and throw it. (Although border patrol might then held me up for suspicion of illegal transport of goods)
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We'll have to watch this one
Who knows, this may be a case of "lier lier" like the phantom tracking software story from last month.
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Re:Just wondering
OK I will explain.
Since the rise of modern religions like Christianity and Judaism, The Gods of the older religions, such as the Norse Gods and the Greek Gods have gotten left behind.
With nothing to do some of them have taken up hobbies.
Hestia has her own show on the Food network. Good recipes btw, although she tends to over use the Greek yogurt to much for my tastes.
Aphrodite started a marriage consoling service with Hera.
Poseidon opened up a water park, the rides were great but it was shut down due to legal actions over the name Poseidon's Adventure Water Park.
Hermes has his own line of sneakers out with Nike.
Apollo started hanging out with the Hollywood types. He was last seen hanging out with Charlie Sheen and some porn stars. I bet he ends up in a rehab before the years end.
And Zeus , as you probably have guessed by now Fights crime in his spare time. He got the idea of a Crime-ware kit from Batman. He does not have a costume, as he claims the tights chafed too much.
I hope that helps, If not here are a few links that may explain better than I did. -
Re:Just wondering
OK I will explain.
Since the rise of modern religions like Christianity and Judaism, The Gods of the older religions, such as the Norse Gods and the Greek Gods have gotten left behind.
With nothing to do some of them have taken up hobbies.
Hestia has her own show on the Food network. Good recipes btw, although she tends to over use the Greek yogurt to much for my tastes.
Aphrodite started a marriage consoling service with Hera.
Poseidon opened up a water park, the rides were great but it was shut down due to legal actions over the name Poseidon's Adventure Water Park.
Hermes has his own line of sneakers out with Nike.
Apollo started hanging out with the Hollywood types. He was last seen hanging out with Charlie Sheen and some porn stars. I bet he ends up in a rehab before the years end.
And Zeus , as you probably have guessed by now Fights crime in his spare time. He got the idea of a Crime-ware kit from Batman. He does not have a costume, as he claims the tights chafed too much.
I hope that helps, If not here are a few links that may explain better than I did. -
It was due to master key leak after all...
Indeed in sony official statement, they state that they used same master key in PSN Its hard to blame them, because the key was top secret. Its like versign loosing its master key.
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How I sick of these articles
Its not difficult to program robots to obey the same insticts we have, since these are too simple. Look for example at robot that dances. Now that's cool.
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Its not opensource nor will it run Linux
So, what the fuzz about? So they give you the engine to hook you into paying for commercial version later Its nice, but where are the news? Its not like ID tech 5 going open source at launch...
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Its not opensource nor will it run Linux
So, what the fuzz about? So they give you the engine to hook you into paying for commercial version later Its nice, but where are the news? Its not like ID tech 5 going open source at launch...
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Re:The Atomic Bomb
In standard usage, thermonuclear means fusion). So, you're saying that Fukushima is thermonuclear? Sorry, you're wrong. It's fission. I'm not hiding out of ignorance. I just don't want anyone to know what an asshole I really am.
- Ph.D. in physics
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Re:Forsks work aren't they
Or Slashdot should just auto re-write all urls from shortening services (e.g. http://tinyurl.com/6gabfug becomes http://slashurl.com/tinyurl/6gabfug) and then give you an intermediary page where the url is expanded to show the real source.
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They can never win a battele against the web.
They tried once to shut down a site that was pirating online sports. So did that help?
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But that doesn't worth much....
You can't download/buy anything via that steam client..
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But that doesn't worth much
You can't download/buy anything via that steam client..
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Forks work, aren't they?
Its time to fork Gnome. Join the effor!
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Re:Forks work, aren't they?
Its really is time to fork Gnome Join the effor!
Once again could not someone at slashdot write a small script to blacklist url's that have been flagged troll? I'll do it if you pay me a slave wage...
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Re:Forsks work aren't they
Its really is time to fork Gnome
Join the effor!Could not someone at slashdot write a small script to blacklist url's that have been flagged troll? I'll do it if you pay me a slave wage...
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Forks work, aren't they?
Its really is time to fork Gnome Join the effor!
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Forsks work aren't they
Its really is time to fork Gnome Join the effor!
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Remember the torture
What is like learning to code in C-shell? Hate shells, all of them, even this one
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Who uses shell scripts today?
With wealth of languages like the Python for instance, who needs them? Besides, if you look at History of UNIXyou'll see that shell scripts weren't intended for programming
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Good book, did some of it
It includes historical differences between shells and most importantly incompatibilities between them. Really worth a read. Also includes description of exotic shells like the bsh
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Its just a concept
And concepts are just that, they remain concepts like the other way to generate energy