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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2025 - MEGATHREAD

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  • @SilverCreek said:
    Happy New Year to you all!

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    You must solve this riddle:

    I live in a realm where zeros and ones
    Are not the end of the sums and runs.
    Entangled partners, we’re hard to see,
    Our dance defies locality.
    Probabilities guide what I’ll become—
    What am I, in the quantum drum?
    

    Only the first person to answer correctly will receive the prize.

    qubit?

    Thanked by 1jackober
  • @SilverCreek said:
    Happy New Year to you all!

    Let's do a giveaway:

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    You must solve this riddle:

    I live in a realm where zeros and ones
    Are not the end of the sums and runs.
    Entangled partners, we’re hard to see,
    Our dance defies locality.
    Probabilities guide what I’ll become—
    What am I, in the quantum drum?
    

    Only the first person to answer correctly will receive the prize.

    Qubit

    Thanked by 1jackober
  • beanman109beanman109 Member, Host Rep, Megathread Squad

    @SilverCreek said:
    Happy New Year to you all!

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    You must solve this riddle:

    I live in a realm where zeros and ones
    Are not the end of the sums and runs.
    Entangled partners, we’re hard to see,
    Our dance defies locality.
    Probabilities guide what I’ll become—
    What am I, in the quantum drum?
    

    Only the first person to answer correctly will receive the prize.

    Schrodinger's DMCA Notice
    if you never open it, it's constantly in a state of both existing and not existing

  • SilverCreekSilverCreek Member, Patron Provider, Megathread Squad

    @lukast__ said:

    @SilverCreek said:
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    You must solve this riddle:

    I live in a realm where zeros and ones
    Are not the end of the sums and runs.
    Entangled partners, we’re hard to see,
    Our dance defies locality.
    Probabilities guide what I’ll become—
    What am I, in the quantum drum?
    

    Only the first person to answer correctly will receive the prize.

    Qubit

    You got it first! Congratulations. Send me a DM with your account email on file and tomorrow it'll get assigned to you and provisioned! :smile:

  • @SilverCreek said:
    Happy New Year to you all!

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    You must solve this riddle:

    I live in a realm where zeros and ones
    Are not the end of the sums and runs.
    Entangled partners, we’re hard to see,
    Our dance defies locality.
    Probabilities guide what I’ll become—
    What am I, in the quantum drum?
    

    Only the first person to answer correctly will receive the prize.

    Photons

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  • SaragoldfarbSaragoldfarb Member, Megathread Squad

    @naranjatech said:

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  • @SilverCreek said:
    Happy New Year to you all!

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    You must solve this riddle:

    I live in a realm where zeros and ones
    Are not the end of the sums and runs.
    Entangled partners, we’re hard to see,
    Our dance defies locality.
    Probabilities guide what I’ll become—
    What am I, in the quantum drum?
    

    Only the first person to answer correctly will receive the prize.

    (quantum) vibration?

  • Chatgpt said qubit :smiley:

  • riddle vs AI, rigged

  • @FAT32 said:

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  • @MMMMMM said:
    riddle vs AI, rigged

    riddeg

  • ralfralf Member
    edited January 2025

    @samm said:
    Chatgpt said qubit :smiley:

    I don't have chatgpt, but qubit seemed too obvious, so i googled quantum drums and they were all "banging on" about vibrations.

    I have no idea what a quantum vibration is though. It's all just made up nonsense anyway.

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  • mandalamandala Member, Megathread Squad

    @Blembim said:

    @mandala said: Can't wait to scan ports when IPv6 is more widely used.

    imagine scan the whole /64 to only find 1 ip usuable

    Scanning IPv6 (a /64 is 2^64) will be like guessing cryptocurrency wallet private key (most crypto are 256-bit). 2^64 isn't even remotely close to 2^256 but both are practically infinite for my lifetime.

  • admaxadmax Member, Megathread Squad

    @Saragoldfarb said:

    @naranjatech said:

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    +1

  • SaragoldfarbSaragoldfarb Member, Megathread Squad

    @SilverCreek said:

    @lukast__ said:

    @SilverCreek said:
    Happy New Year to you all!

    Let's do a giveaway:

    Specifications:

    • 16 GB DDR4 Memory
    • 200 GB NVMe
    • 8 vCores
    • 60 TB Bandwidth
    • Free for 3 months (regular price: $36/quarter | $14/mo)
    • Kansas City Only

    You must solve this riddle:

    I live in a realm where zeros and ones
    Are not the end of the sums and runs.
    Entangled partners, we’re hard to see,
    Our dance defies locality.
    Probabilities guide what I’ll become—
    What am I, in the quantum drum?
    

    Only the first person to answer correctly will receive the prize.

    Qubit

    You got it first! Congratulations. Send me a DM with your account email on file and tomorrow it'll get assigned to you and provisioned! :smile:

    Congrats @lukast__ you deserve it!

  • @mandala said:

    @Blembim said:

    @mandala said: Can't wait to scan ports when IPv6 is more widely used.

    imagine scan the whole /64 to only find 1 ip usuable

    Scanning IPv6 (a /64 is 2^64) will be like guessing cryptocurrency wallet private key (most crypto are 256-bit). 2^64 isn't even remotely close to 2^256 but both are practically infinite for my lifetime.

    Except that people always almost always use blah::1

  • "The wave function interpretation is more accurate, since it fundamentally captures both the particle and wave nature described in the riddle, while a qubit is a more specific implementation used in quantum computing. The wave function encompasses the full mathematical description of a quantum system's probabilistic behavior and non-local properties."

    Idk, I don't speak quantum.

  • @MMMMMM said:
    "The wave function interpretation is more accurate, since it fundamentally captures both the particle and wave nature described in the riddle, while a qubit is a more specific implementation used in quantum computing. The wave function encompasses the full mathematical description of a quantum system's probabilistic behavior and non-local properties."

    Idk, I don't speak quantum.

    I watched "The Quantum of Solace" once, so now I'm an expert.

  • @FAT32 said:

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    Have you gotten what you want in our megathread? ShockHosting is giving out 3 months dedicated server in US for completely FREE! Thanks and quote this post, and include #2025-WILL-BE-MY-YEAR in your comment.

    Rules:

    • Giveaway ends at 08:00pm EST (~10 hours from now)
    • Account must be created before 1 Dec 2024

    This is the second last day for this free dedicated server :)

    2025-WILL-BE-MY-YEAR

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  • SaragoldfarbSaragoldfarb Member, Megathread Squad

    @ralf said:

    @MMMMMM said:
    "The wave function interpretation is more accurate, since it fundamentally captures both the particle and wave nature described in the riddle, while a qubit is a more specific implementation used in quantum computing. The wave function encompasses the full mathematical description of a quantum system's probabilistic behavior and non-local properties."

    Idk, I don't speak quantum.

    I watched "The Quantum of Solace" once, so now I'm an expert.

    Oh, that one was cool!

    Thanked by 3ralf jackober Decicus
  • @mandala said:

    @Blembim said:

    @mandala said: Can't wait to scan ports when IPv6 is more widely used.

    imagine scan the whole /64 to only find 1 ip usuable

    Scanning IPv6 (a /64 is 2^64) will be like guessing cryptocurrency wallet private key (most crypto are 256-bit). 2^64 isn't even remotely close to 2^256 but both are practically infinite for my lifetime.

    but in practices u gonna find more than 1 usuable tho.

    like mine isp assign 1 ipv6 per 1 machine and all home shared the same subnet.

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  • TrKTrK Member

    @SilverCreek said:
    Happy New Year to you all!

    Let's do a giveaway:

    Specifications:

    • 16 GB DDR4 Memory
    • 200 GB NVMe
    • 8 vCores
    • 60 TB Bandwidth
    • Free for 3 months (regular price: $36/quarter | $14/mo)
    • Kansas City Only

    You must solve this riddle:

    I live in a realm where zeros and ones
    Are not the end of the sums and runs.
    Entangled partners, we’re hard to see,
    Our dance defies locality.
    Probabilities guide what I’ll become—
    What am I, in the quantum drum?
    

    Only the first person to answer correctly will receive the prize.

    quantum bits?

  • mandalamandala Member, Megathread Squad

    @ralf said:

    Scanning IPv6 (a /64 is 2^64) will be like guessing cryptocurrency wallet private key (most crypto are 256-bit). 2^64 isn't even remotely close to 2^256 but both are practically infinite for my lifetime.

    Except that people always almost always use blah::1

    There should be a tool to assign a random address. We are wasting trillions of addresses, like how I can't reach the end of the tunnel.

  • @ralf said:

    @MMMMMM said:
    "The wave function interpretation is more accurate, since it fundamentally captures both the particle and wave nature described in the riddle, while a qubit is a more specific implementation used in quantum computing. The wave function encompasses the full mathematical description of a quantum system's probabilistic behavior and non-local properties."

    Idk, I don't speak quantum.

    I watched "The Quantum of Solace" once, so now I'm an expert.

    I thought of this one, maybe yours need a rope.

  • SilverCreekSilverCreek Member, Patron Provider, Megathread Squad

    Another 'can you crack the code' challenge, done exclusively in the browser's console:

    yppah2496wen2496raey249652022496lliw2496eb2496eht2496raey2496fo2496tel
    

    Same rules apply:

    1. First person to respond with the code will win;
    2. You can do this entirely in your browser.
    3. You just need the split(), reverse(), join() functions.
    4. The solution should be in all capital letters. You'll need to convert it.
    5. Your first hint: numbers are important.
    6. It will make sense as a full sentence once completed. There should only be a few numbers left in it.
This discussion has been closed.