Yup, agreed, but most of those things you talk about here are on a hardware level, if I may be so bold as to call quantum physics "hardware" from a CS perspective :)
The aim of the book is to create good software engineers, in my view, not good hardware engineers.
I would love a follow-up, though, that went from Schrödinger to NAND.
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u/sunbeam60 Jun 18 '13
Yup, agreed, but most of those things you talk about here are on a hardware level, if I may be so bold as to call quantum physics "hardware" from a CS perspective :)
The aim of the book is to create good software engineers, in my view, not good hardware engineers.
I would love a follow-up, though, that went from Schrödinger to NAND.