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Quantum computer outpaces traditional methods in solving complex puzzles using advanced quantum search algorithms.

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Ok this video isn’t very truthful though its just Breadth-First Search algo vs single path. Not really showing us anything “quantum”. BFS is linear time, don’t need quantum for that.

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Just pour water....

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😂right

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Normal maze search is just the A* algorithm, searching randomly and checking every path is just pure nonsense

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So BFS is now called Quantum Search?

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Quantum Tunneling would be faster

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funny video even though it is not quantum.

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Quantum search does not work like that, it is much much weirder. There's no parallelization going on, you do O(sqrt(N)) guesses and have them interfere with each other so that the wrong answers cancel out and you are only left with the correct ones

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From brute force to brutal force

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Sounds like basic async event looping in JS tbh.

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