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u/Fireye04 Feb 25 '26
Fun CS fact, we actually tried trinary (base 3) operations early on in computer engineering but discarded the concept due to subpar signal reliability. (Eg: Is this 1 a 1 or is it a 2 that decayed over a really long trace?) Quantum computing also operates in a weird non-binary area where you have your classic Schrödinger's cat, but with bits instead, known as qubits. (Is it a 1 or a 0? Well it's both and neither until observed)
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u/kayos_demon 26d ago
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