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  1. Re:What does that... on Computer Associates Pledges to Open Source Patents · · Score: 1

    I'm just wondering: since Microsoft is closed source, who can enforce any software patent claims on them?

  2. Re:Arms race indeed (Not Enough Weapons?) on Stimulated Gamma Decay Weapons · · Score: 1

    Ups, just when I though we have enough weapons ...

    (The text below might belong to another issue, but somewhat is related to this one so I'll post it).

    Oh and by the way who is our enemy?

    I might be superficial but I think those who:
    - make profit on weapons
    - leaders that shift control by this (and enjoy it). Of course all in the name of ... (not even they care as long as they obtain it)
    etc ... (your opinion?)

    I might be superficial but the solutions as I see it:
    1. communication (understanding the problems)
    2. better technology which solves real problems not creates them

    I might be wrong so your opinion is?

  3. How will/does it look like? on Quantum Computing Programming Language · · Score: 2, Interesting
    Most of us I think are new bees in Quantum Programming, but we have a pretty good background in linear and parallel programming (things before quantum :-)).

    So I would like to know if we could cope up any similar concepts, just to get us starting.

    Until now I see two concepts which might be similar, both or only one of them - you tell me, I'm a real new bee in Quantum Programming:
    Backtracking - because this is an exponential fractal like algorithm (you call the function and this will repeat itself until exit conditions are true)
    Parallel computing - because you different threads the same local variables might have different states

    PS: knowing more about basic principles might help finding the best algorithm (somewhat like knowing about cache and writing algorithms around small buffers)