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0 pointslutorm15y ago0 comments

Isn't a bit (BInary digiT) by definition in one of two states? Otherwise it would be a "tet" or a "quat"... ;-)

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I was actually referring to the qubits of quantum computers, which can be zero, one, or in a superposition of both zero and one. Or something.

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I was actually referring to the qubits of quantum computers, which can be zero, one, or in a superposition of both zero and one. Or something.

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