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run a speed test on my quantum computer so I know how fast it’s running
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it vanishes without a trace
Damn, that one’s running fast!
It is currently all the way in Australia by now.
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QPU*
well it was a QPU before being observed
QPU is a legit name for Quad Processing Unit, which is used as shaders in Broadcom’s Videocore line of products.
Well, your quantum twin observed the opposite. Be glad for him.
in an alternative universe
Wait does that mean we have multiversal networking?
… I don’t know how this is the first thing that went through my mind, but i bet there is a self-datintg app already. You can bonk me now.
You’d like that, won’t you?
Not me, but maybe “me” actually does idk
I’ve never understood what counts as ‘observing’ in this context… Just looking at the thing, perhaps with some kind of microscope/tool? Does it have to be a person who observes it? How about a dog? Or a paramecium?
I think I’m missing some important piece to this.
I might be talking out of my ass a bit, but if I remember it correctly the “observer” part was about it being impossible to measure velocity and observe a location of a thing (electron, photon etc. I think) at the same point in time. I don’t think it actually had an effect on the particle, i remember there were some bad experiments where the measurement influenced the the thing because the measurement itself like taking a photo or whatever they did was enough to disturb… stuff.
It’s because in order to measure it you need to see it. If you can see it then light is bouncing off it it and these particles are so small that the energy of a photon bouncing off of it will move it.
