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20 sats \ 7 comments \ @033daf6a55 26 Apr 2023 bitcoin
Using laser and mirror technology, it is possible to find the number of nons instantly. and hence instantaneously mine blocks) this research will require only 1 kilowatt of energy). as practice shows it works on any complexity. the limitations are the length of the laser beam and the number of mirrors exponentially. So bitcoin is faster than the speed of light.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @033daf6a55 OP 26 Apr 2023
Tell me which calculator except bitcoin can decompose and count numbers. decompose the number 13 into two identical multipliers. what two identical numbers need to be multiplied by each other to get 13 after multiplication? for example 3.61 * 3.61 = 13 ... Can you advise me a calculator? Does anybody know?
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @033daf6a55 OP 26 Apr 2023
The first test version will be shown after there is someone who can or will want to build it with their own hands) it is simple and very reliable.
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0 sats \ 4 replies \ @ek 26 Apr 2023
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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @033daf6a55 OP 26 Apr 2023
Mining is the search for a multiplier for a certain number. With the help of a mirror and a laser and vibration I was able to find that number faster than all the miners put together. Let's say... the number is 73947564873947582937645. what two numbers need to be multiplied by each other to get this number! ? I did it in 3.33 seconds. then I multiplied the number 1000 times and it became 9385592032034087692384747691209356708237165092487502476 And that number was also broken down into two multipliers in 3.33 seconds.
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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @ek 26 Apr 2023
Let's say... the number is 73947564873947582937645. what two numbers need to be multiplied by each other to get this number! ?
73947564873947582937645 * 1
or if that doesn't count:
The number ends with 5, so it's definitely divisible by 5:
$ time python -c "print(73947564873947582937645 // 5)"
14789512974789516587529
python -c "print(73947564873947582937645 // 5)"  0,01s user 0,00s system 96% cpu 0,016 total
Took my computer less than 10ms. Probably even less.
Are you talking about prime factorization? That has nothing to do with bitcoin mining afaik.
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @033daf6a55 OP 26 Apr 2023
That was a made up number, take a prime number . e.g. 359334085968622622831041941960188598043661065388726959079837 This one. The experimental laser-based miner is already solving blocks faster than anyone else. Sounds like science fiction, but it will be proven when you see in blockchain a huge number of solved blocks by one miner. There is no other way to prove it.
No, not looking for a number that gives an exact answer, but For example, what two numbers should be multiplied by each other to get, say, 7. Any options?
2,63*2,63
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @033daf6a55 OP 26 Apr 2023
Tell me which calculator except bitcoin can decompose and count numbers. decompose the number 13 into two identical multipliers. what two identical numbers need to be multiplied by each other to get 13 after multiplication? for example 3.61 * 3.61 = 13 ... Can you advise me a calculator? Does anybody know?
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