Project Hail Mary
I watched Project Hail Mary, listened to the audiobook, and went back and watched the movie in IMAX at Lincoln Square, NYC.
Things I think about, read, and write.
I watched Project Hail Mary, listened to the audiobook, and went back and watched the movie in IMAX at Lincoln Square, NYC.
Quantum computing is based on the idea of using qubits to do, well, quantum computing. But what exactly is a qubit?
Bell’s experiment was the final nail in the coffin for the prevalent intuition of the world – local realism. The test gave a ‘simple’ way to test quantum physics and either disprove/prove Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen’s argument (EPR) that quantum mechanics was an incomplete picture of the world.
This is part 2 of the encryption series. Part 1 can be found here.
As part of my work, I have been reading about cryptography and how randomness plays a role in make our data secure. As part of this exploration, I started reading about public-key encryption, and it’s quite fascinating. So I want to write about it. This helps me clarify my thoughts, and scratches this “teaching” itch that I often have.