Quantum Computing and Biological Neural Network Implementations

[jobs-git]

Due to advancing computing paradigm this must become part of Linux Road Map

[ceesvw123]

fuck

[DmitryHetman]

Hahah, close it.
First create quantum coprocessor, and add driver to linux.

[CodeFetch]

+1 Close!
The Linux kernel is monolithic. It isn't even possible to properly operate state-of-the-art asynchronous CPUs with Linux as they need a totally different sort of programming paradigms for massively parallelised systems to depict their advantages over conventional 86-based CPUs. E.g. self-modifying code using reprogrammable CPU core commands (similar to FPGAs).

It's almost the same with biological neural networks and quantum computers. Our programming paradigms used at present are simply insufficient for operating those kinds of CPUs efficiently.

[jobs-git]

Oh yes, that is one more reason to add this to Linux roadmap, this should definitely stay open

[PommyGit]

+1 On add it to the roadmap. Or we may as well shut GitHub down.

[gregv21v]

That would be great!

[PommyGit]

Lol.

[shayneoAtNorwood]

+1 But also add "

• General Artificial intelligence support for positronic brains
• Solve race conditions using Tachyon based time travel.
• On shutdown, the message should read;-
  "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do
  I'm half crazy all for the love of you
  It won't be a stylish marriage
  I can't afford the carriage
  But you'd look sweet upon the seat
  Of a bicycle built for two"
  (Alternatively space the remaining astronauts to protect the mission)

[ghost]

+1 but recommend "distributed computation of solution to Heat Death of the Universe as background process" and "closed time-like loop computation for instantaneous computing." We will need drivers for the anti-telephone processor.

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[jobs-git]

@shayneoAtNorwood @Manglano why not Lol, maybe 100 years in future we could have a working prototype :)

On a sidenote, we already have a prototype quantum computer, I think Google and IBM were already researching into that. We dont wanna see Linux die out in quantum computing. Well, only M$hit dreams it.