🏅Petit concours Bitcoin de fin d'année : quel est le pays où le nombre de commerces qui acceptent Bitcoin par habitant est le plus élevé au monde ? (selon @btcmap)

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(hint: ce n'est pas le Salvador qui est seulement 3ème !)

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I do. Thank you. I appreciate you. 🙏🏻🫂

Okay, if that is true the probability has to collapse to 1. My point is you can approach the probability of 1 but it never is absolute. This is the fundamental problem (yes even using those quantum gates) with a quantum array or "vector" the inability to use the information even if you can approach a closer probability.

Yes, I've seen the video before.

The problem is EVERY explanation yadda-yaddas how you collapse the "vector" or array. The algorithm can't define a probability state that's why it's called a probability not a result. The algorithm he uses in the video also gets "closer" to a result state but never arrives at it. Which is useless in computing. This is why I asked the question and much like the OP, I don't want to watch another quantum computing video. Just answer the question.

Explain how a qubit would be useful without the ability to collapse the superposition, given that we, as humans, can't use superpositions to do anything.

Can anyone explain how you could ever collapse a qubit array in a predictable way without literally dimensional traveling to a reality where you got the correct result the first attempt?

Cool, you can instantly generate an array of al possibilities. But is it not impossible to query that array without randomly collapsing its superposition?

I feel like a magician has disappeared the elephant but it's not a trick unless you can bring it back.

Puzzles asked me what I want for Christmas and I sent him this photo.

Good luck 😂

That game has been over for years. Ladybird will be pitifully worse. Stop holding on to a failed past and start working on a better future with better protocols for information and app distribution than "the web". In the meantime stop giving people the illusion that's all is still ok while Mozilla milks your idealist heart for money.

I don't understand why there are still people using Firefox.

I’m taking a vow of silence lol no more podcasts until bitcoin is back above 100k 😂

Is it just me or is nostr broken

⚡️💬 My account has been targeted by attacks for several days. One or more people are flooding the comments section with pornographic images. I have often been the victim of intimidation attempts to prevent me from continuing on Nostr, but this is different because it affects you...

I would like to apologize to you: I always make sure to avoid any nudity in my posts, but in this particular case, I unfortunately have no technical means of preventing these intrusions.

Sorry 😞

Everyone is Craig Wright. Except Satoshi Nakamoto.

Accepting requests for the next 3 hours from now, then it’s closed forever, no more for the rest of the day. 🫡🎖️

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⚡️😱 NEW - Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index at extreme fear at 21.

The last time it was this low was in March 2025.

⚡️💬 NEW - Elon Musk announces "X Chat," an encrypted messaging app using peer-to-peer encryption similar to Bitcoin.

He promises no advertising or data sharing for his messaging service.

"At X, we simply rebuilt the entire messaging system to create what we call 'X Chat.' (...) It uses a peer-to-peer encryption system, much like Bitcoin. It's a very good encryption system; we're testing it thoroughly," said Elon Musk on "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast.

The app aims to compete with WhatsApp and Telegram by offering enhanced privacy and security.

wife blessed us with another son.

healthy.

home birth.

no vax. no cut.

raise strong families.

onward. 🫡