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Is this truly live or did they batch random numbers ahead of time?
Is this truly live or did they batch random numbers ahead of time?
Technical Details section of help explains "we buffer batches of coin flips in advance to ensure a responsive experience. Your coin flips are always drawn directly from a quantum circuit, though no necessarily in real-time."
Maybe I am so disconnected from the rest of reality, I count as absolute, non destructive observer?
This isn't quite that but I guess it's a first step.
Why does it work? Because even if p(0) ≠ p(1), p(01) = p(10).
Nice idea, but watching the spinning coins made me a bit nauseous. I had to go away from the page.
Tangent, but interesting: how do you get fair samples from a biased coin? 1. You take a string of biased samples like 001011100101 2. you split it in pairs 00 10 11 10 01 01 3. you keep only pairs with a zero and a one in them 10 10 01 01 4. You assign 0 and 1 to them, e.g. 1 1 0 0, this is a fair sampling from an unbiased coin Why does it work? Because even if p(0) ≠ p(1), p(01) = p(10).
> Failed to get quantum result from server
cloudflare connection timed out