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i like trying to get to places so i have fun in slime rancher doing that
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Hey so I’ve just heard microsoft released its first quantum computing chip? Majorara? Does anyone know how qubits can become 0s and 1s simultaneously and how it speeds up the devices extensively?
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Hit a wall. Reset at 19:53.
Hit the same wall at 06:43. I am incorrect about a logic I am currently not aware of.
My logic
- Due to the molecules rule, only the following combinations could exist for valid molecules:
• [125; one of 6789];
• [134; one of 6789];
• [17; two of 689];
• [26; two of 789];
• [35; two of 6789];
• [8; 679]. - There are two 3-length arrows on Box 1 and 3, with the bulbs sharing the same row on Row 4.
They can sum up to neither 6 nor 7 since any number under 6 are forced to be electrons, and the arrows are entirely parts of the molecules. 123 requires 2, and 124 requires 1, which breaks the sudoku rule.
So the arrows on Box 1 and 2 sum up to 8 and 9. - There are two ways to make 8 from three digits; [125] and [134]. These are all electrons, so the non-electron has to be [one of 6789].
There are three ways to make 9 from three digits, but [135] and [234] break the molecule rule, so we are left with only [126]. Two of these are electrons, forcing the last part of the quad to be the electron 5. - The bulb on C5R4 can neither be 8 nor 9 because of the other two arrows, so it’s either 6 or 7. Whichever side has the 8-arrow has the non-electron be [one of 6789], but if it’s anything other than 6, the arrow rule breaks.
- Looking at Box 2, the 7-arrow needs [124]. [1] is placed on C5R1 because the [1]s of R2 and R3 are taken by the arrows on Box 1 and 3. Considering 9-arrow has [126], this means that 8-arrow can’t be [125], forcing it to be [134].
Ergo:
• 8-arrow has [134]:[6]
• 9-arrow has [126]:[5] - [12] are in C4R4 and C6R4. This means [3456] are spread in C2R4, C3R4, C7R4, and C8R4. [345] are electrons, so the only combinations are (34+1? & 56+3?) or (35+?? & 46+13), where [?] is a non-electron (i.e., 6789).
- Where is [2] in Row 5? As seen above, the molecules in Box 4 and Box 6 don’t contain [2]; the [2] in Box 5 is in Row 4; If put on the bulb of C1R5, then sudoku breaks as it requires double [1]s.
So it has to be on C9R5, forcing said double [1]s on the arrow. - Due to the previous step, the molecule on Box 6 can’t contain a [1]. What does this imply for its composition? Answer: It has to contain a [5] for Row 4, and Box 4’s Row 4 has to contain a [4].
- Due to the molecules, Row 5 has to contain exactly one [1] on a molecule. It can’t be on Box 6 due to the 2-arrow. Now, focus on Box 1. Due to the white kropki dot, C3R2 can’t be [1], because that requires [2] on C4R2, even though the [2] of Box 2 is in Column 5. So the [1] in Box 1 is in Column 2, which means the [1] in Box 4 is in C3R5.
Okay. I now see the error.
Time to dive back into this thing.
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the tornado didn’t get me L + ratio
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it smells like storm outside 
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Was there a tornado
no they just make the sirens go off for fun sometimes
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Likely but not very close to me
28:33
So… while I did finish this puzzle, I don’t know how to resolve Box 4 and 6’s Row 4 without bifurcating. In my case I was tunnelvisioned into having a [35] in Box 6’s Row 4 for whatever reason, which showed me it was not the way.
I don’t know how you would see that that path is wrong though. Like, without bifurcation you’d have to see so far ahead before you encounter the problem with Box 9’s arrow.
The “why” for 0 and 1 existing simultaneously is kinda annoying to explain, but it’s related to particles behaving like waves
As for how that makes things faster - any complex math operation is a bunch of easier steps. Quantum computing can perform all of the different steps at the same time instead of sequentially
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tornado warnings cause sirens
Suppose you can smell rain before it hits the ground on you.
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and what causes tornado warnings litten
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Oh no :(
conditions that can cause tornadoes. not all tornado warnings have tornado benguined. you should know this
you should know the difference between a watch and a warning bucko
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