/vqc/ - Virtual Quantum Computer

>>2643

Sounds like you just found your dream thread!

>>2644

Checked those Sweet sweet dubs and Yeah Im waiting with bated breath for something I can start plugging away on. Until then I will just keep working on my raised beds for my garden this year.

>>2646

JEB IS THAT YOU!?!?!?

>>2684

Ha ha yeah deleted the name thingy then forgot to put it back.

>>2852

Wake me up when it is a file that can be sent to a 3d printer company then we will have somewhere to start.

>>2854

Have you no faith? The greatest inventors in the world took some of the greatest risks. Space, time, thought, they're all the same, and faith is a mastery of this concept.

>>2857

Faith… See this is where there can be issues. I agree that faith is an important part of any human endeavor. It really is. It takes a lot of faith for early humans to decide to cross a great desert for the hopes of a better home on the other side.

It takes even more faith to do the same across the ocean. It takes faith to start a company with the hopes of making a profit for yourself and your family. What requires almost zero faith and instead requires hard work, skills, information and resources is building something physical in the real world.

Not much faith required at all IF YOU UNDERSTAND how the system works. Now if you have no idea how it works (me right now) then you can't start building yet you have to instead gather more information and resources.

I speak this way with such confidence because I have done this many many times. It is something I do well. I have never been a math person without extreme effort but I am practically a clairvoyant god when it comes to machines. I have fixed them, designed them, built them, modified them and run them to failure in many conditions. I have studied their basic theory and replicated it. I built a refrigeration loop (albeit an inefficient one) from off the shelf components. It was pretty cool.. Literally. I used it to cool a vacuum vessel from a vacuum pump that I made from a long cylinder, a plunger that slid in it and 2 valves. The combination of the 2 allowed me to make freeze dried astronaut food by sublimating water. All from off the shelf stuff at a hard ware store. It was pretty fucking cool. The food tasted like shit but it was fun. Do you see why I ask the questions I ask? We don't have the information available that I had when I did the above project. i understood the refrigeration cycle and had working examples. I understood sublimation. I didn't have to engage in an Edison-sih adventure of trying every possibility to invent something. Instead I could be like Tesla and build it right the first time because I understood the theory. I had basic information.

have a pretty good sense of the difference between a functional plan to build something and an OBVIOUS LACK of that plan. Same goes for resources.

At this point we have no idea of what the resources are. We have no idea what the materials are. We have no idea of what the forces are. Heat? Pressure? vibration? There are so many things to look into.

Yes I see the pretty colored picture. I see that its shape is related to the Mandelbrot set. I have read some interesting stuff about that fractal and its features. I BELIEVE that there is a possibility to set up a harmonic with sound and water that would make a tiny area in the exact center of this fractal that could cause fusion. It kinda makes sense in a way when you think of fractals and sound and water. Very interesting. My faith and belief in the possibility of it working is a side line to the desperate lack of information for how the system works.

I asked the needed questions to get a start on this project in a meaningful fashion. None of them have been answered. When those answers happen I will build it… I shit YOU not… but we need a provable direction go in. OR we need something that makes sense.

The extremely vague idea of a geometric shape with no sense of scale… entirely unknown materials, pressures, etc. leaves me no where to go other than to start 3d printing pieces of plastic and throwing them in the creek to see if it boils?? After I do that a few times I "discover" that plastic wont work in needs to be metal! Then I "Discover" that the creek wont work because the water is too dirty so it has to be pure water…

After distilling I "Discover" that it has to be not surrounded with water but full of water with a cover over the end.

I would MUCH rather put my time and skills towards working more with the guys at MFMP. They answer my questions in deep and wonderful details.

What happened to Christmas? Really? That is my question. We will break RSA 100 by Christmas… Right? We haven't even hit step 1 of this entire journey. Not one thing has happened that could not have happened in the "standard model" world. The claim is that the standard model is wrong. So far, the standard model is right on the money. Completely unfazed. Had that not been the case I would not be writing the things I am right now.

So, again… Lets get some basic answers first. I have already posted what is needed to get started. If they don't come along then we know why. If they DO come along then I will build that shit and build it well. NO. FAITH. REQUIRED.

>>2863

Yep! and sorry for my mild hostility. I really appreciate your work on this cool looking bowl. I would rush off and have one printed but its not enough.

When I started this thread it seemed like an obvious shout-out to me as I have mentioned my willingness and interest in building stuff as opposed to doing computer programming.

I posted all the questions and info and my second round of stuff simply because it is necessary. It is one thing to have people doing math all day. No harm there. Hell thats a good thing! If I taught highschool THIS IS EXACTLY HOW I WOULD TEACH IT.

I dont want to see people wasting all their money or worse, getting hurt, trying to build an energetic system that they dont understand. That is why I have been somewhat harsh in my interactions in this arena. I'm mildly worried that someone may really go off a cliff with it which is not necessary.

Your "hundred variations" of it is a wonderful example of the problem I see right off the bat. The crux is this. To build something that works you either need to understand the system you are building or you need to experiment. Let me tell you… blind experimentation is almost NEVER ever a way to discover something. You need more. I could come up with a thousand different ways to do something with your cool Mandelbrot bowl. None of them would work as intended because any process like this that works would have been discovered by accident somehow… or it would occur in nature EVERYWHERE.

Ok, so a side line. Did you know that the chloroplasts in plants (the parts that convert sunlight to ?sugar? for the plant to live gather THE EXACT highest possible energy from native sunlight hitting the planet. This is because it is such a wonderful source of energy and its usefulness has been maximized. Nature does this all the time. Any plant that wasn't optimized this way would eventually be replaced by one that was. Think about that then look at a set of solar panels and think about it again. I wish I could get a plant to produce electricity. :>)

This super simple solid state system that is being presented here COULD exist in nature by accident. If you don't believe me on that then just look up how many fractals exist in the plant community. Fractals and the golden mean are LEGION in the plant world. Very cool stuff. I love to look for them in my garden.

Catch is they are so common and this SNL system exists NOWHERE in nature? If that is the case then it must be too complex to form by accident… EVER… That tells me that it is not merely a 3d fractal shape and some water.

This tells me that we need more information. We need highly refined materials. We need VERY specific conditions. We need more. COULD this be possible. It surely can! I would love to explore it but I wont go on a wild goose chase without a 12 guage, a goose call and some decoys… Which one do you think this thread is?

If you like this type of stuff though check out the Martin Fleischman Memorial Project. MFMP is probably the closest thing to a functioning cold fusion device existing in the open source science community.

Their information is not a mystery to find. It is not a weird unverified thing that may or may not be real. Its all right there. Anyway, have fun and I will be around here checking in… Waiting patiently for something to come along that is build-able. I'm jealous of your cad skills. That is another major reason I never got a 3d printer. I don't have the cad skills to make anything that I want. Instead I have to pay someone to make it for me… or learn cad… uggghhh. But, super cool stuff and IF there is a provable system built in the VQC room that can crack RSA 100 et.al. and or we get the real deal on something that has the necessary complexity and level of detail to actually be likely to work here… Make no mistake. I will be on it like stink on shit. But until that time arrives I will hold my breath and wait.

>>2873

What hostlity? Didn't notice any :)

>I dont want to see people wasting all their money or worse…

Exactly why I didn't post any printable files, as its completly useless at this point

>This super simple solid state system that is being presented here COULD exist in nature by accident.

How do you know its not an essential part of how some exotic plant perfoms photosyntesis? Not like we have studied all of them on the level required, and if we tried, do we even have instruments to do it?

Will look into MFMP for sure.

>I'm jealous of your cad skills

What skills? Would you believe I never even touched any CAD progams until yesterday? This is my OpenSCAD "hello world" attempt… I don't bother to learn anything until I actually need it, so you should consider it if you like making stuff

Even with this I have nothing I want to make that requires a 3D printer so not buying one yet

>>2876

If any life form had access to something like this they could do anything. Live in the dark. Live somewhere super cold. Stuff like that. It would be pretty badass. My guess if something like that came about it would outcompete EVERYTHING else and could therefore dominate all others. That is not the case so since we are here with our little adensoine triphospate chemical cells we can kinda rule them out.

Thanks for the Cad info. You are the first person I ever knew who said that shit was easy. I will check it out. I could use a quality printer that could make stuff. Its the whole… Tell it what I need… part that kept me away. Yeah MFMP is pretty cool. Lots of other stuff as well. It was very interesting.

VQC was a psyop all.

Sorry you didn't listen when I told you. (and was banned)

Rustfag out.

>>3008

Hey rust… Phone hobo here… either way, psy-op or not there is no harm in people hanging out doing math which is basically what this is all about. As for this room well, like I said, many claims have been made. I know how to build some shit and as anon and I have gone through at length, there is not enough info to get started on really anything at all. What I don't want to see is people wasting good money or getting hurt doing this stuff for no purpose.

You claim to KNOW. that this is fake. Instead of just saying that, perhaps PROVE that? Maybe you know because you know this Chris guy personally and heard him joke about it? Then ask him about it and record it all and post the video?

How about If he is posting joking about us here then point us to that place. See, you come in here and make claims but provide nothing. So you re even less believeable than Chris is at this point… Which is saying quite a bit! Cheers!

>>3008

I've only banned one person and you don't have their posting history, so either you're lying or the 90 day IP hash cycle has clocked over. If you are that same person, don't expect me not to ban you again if you start spamming "VQC's a psyop and a lie, you're all idiots, blah blah blah" shit again. You said you were leaving last time and you never did until you were banned.

>>3009

VQC himself claimed whatever would happen would happen by the 1st and after he literally said he would kill himself if his god didn't come, this was on discord.

>>3014

>Doesn't know about Dynamic IP's.

You are a credit to your team dipshit.

>>3081

Lmao, wtf? Prove it or just fucking never come here again shill.

>>3082

Topol can probably prove it.

I've long since left that server.

Pretty odd there's no Chris, which is why I popped back in. I didn't think he was serious, in fact I told him I was thrilled he was committed. We talked more, he wished a good day. This was in public Q #general on one of the first servers roughly two weeks ago. I left the server and don't have an invite to get back.

>Prove it or just fucking never come here again shill.

Kill yourself.

He literally said something about his God being on earth, and that the barrier to entry to heaven was lower than most had ever considered.

Looking back, he was more than committed.

>>3081

>doesn't know about dynamic IPs

>implying

They're irrelevant. Do you expect me to list every single possible reason why you don't have the same posting history, or just the relevant ones? You're the one being the dipshit here. All of your posts are pointless and evidenceless blackpilling. You also did exactly what I said about saying that you were leaving and then sticking around anyway so you can spread demoralization. Either post something constructive and useful (get Topolanon's attention if you have to, he's still here) or actually do what you said you were going to do and leave.

>>3085

>The crickets of topol not being here and vqc not being lends credence to what the rust fag says, better get ass mad while I traverse O(n^n) space in O(n^2) or O(n^3) time.

Idiot.

>>3104

>the crickets of topol not being here

>lends credence to what the rust fag says

What? What that means is that your only evidence isn't here. How would that lend credence to what you're saying? His last post >>2962 was 4 days ago, so obviously he isn't here at the moment.

>better get ass mad

I don't care how much of your own time you waste trying to convince us of something without any evidence, but you're shitting up the board by posting irrelevant things in this thread (this is a thread about sonoluminescence), so start your own thread and keep all of this there or I'll ban you because you're being a shill even if it isn't your intention (it certainly seems like your intention, since, again, you're still here posting about this without evidence after saying you were leaving).

Kill yourself, ban all you like. IP's are free douchebag.

>>3121

Thanks for clearing that up Topol. I'm pretty sure the person I had to ban here >>3115 is the same shill from last time who spammed the main thread with similar posts about VQC being a psyop/fake/whatever.

crossposting >>3580

With that moving, it's likely [T]ime for this ball to get rolling as well.

>>2873

>When I started this thread it seemed like an obvious shout-out to me as I have mentioned my willingness and interest in building stuff as opposed to doing computer programming.

One theme in VQC's posts is 'patience'. "Thanks for your patience..".

Remember this drop and hold tight anon…

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>>31398

The end result is that you learn how to design virtual quantum computers so the limits of what you can achieve recede.

This grid is one example.

The Mandelbrot Set version is multi-purpose.

When used in 3D printing, it can be used for a perfect mini chamber to create desktop multi bubble sonoluminescence with input sound and it's shape containing a self sustaining cold fusion reactor. It is safe because should it overheat, the bubbles stop collapsing.

We're heading toward safe desktop fusion devices.

Then we will use the next design to bypass the fusion and generate electricity from a design improvement using material science in the 3D printing.

Science made fun again.

It starts with understanding why this first one is a virtual quantum computer. Removing RSA and elliptic curve encryption from the occasion.

That will stop people laundering money in cryptocurrency.

Return to GOLD standard.

>>3584

Thanks for the heads up anon. Yeah I have been checking here daily. Looking forward to a good hands on project as my current one is wearing thin. This thing would flat out be the funnest project ever. Oh well, I'm ready whenever. It looks like the guys in the math room have been having some fun! Glad to see it.

>>3679

You'd have to know a hell of a lot of math to build what he's talking about.

>>3690

Yeah, I have that feeling from looking at it. Of course I would immediately ask the guys in the VQC room for help but honestly I think what they are working on is more important at the moment. Yeah I still see a massive chasm between my hands on skill set and this project as it stands.

There is probably steps that can be taken with the info available but I don't really see it. I could just start buying prints and messing with it but like I said before, the complexity is not there for it to not just happen by accident in nature from my understanding anyway.

I really hope that a plan that I can build comes of this as it would be fun stuff. I would totally make a video guide of how to build it but I have a feeling that when the VQC is built there will be no way to distribute it as the internet will likely go dark when someone combines that tool with a virus for distribution.

Really if this does not come out first I don't know how we will get the info out. I guess hypothetically speaking I could just make them as fast as I can and give them away with plans. I hope they can be made with a very simple 3d printer but I feel they likely will not be that simple.

If that's the case though then I could probably put together the printers and the plans (something like a REP RAP machine) That will print the SNL device. That will aid greatly in distrtibution allowing people to make their own production system as opposed to just getting the device.

I'm wondering if it can be made with something like this http://reprap.org/

Or something more like this. http://www.stratasys.com/3d-printers/fortus-380mc-450mc

>>4269

Yeah…. I kinda got back to it also but I don't really know what we're supposed to do with it in relation to VQC outside of having a lil' computer that can run the computation for like… constant cavitation so non-ending energy… or something…

>>4186

Know a thing or two about 3DP, but haven't had anything to contribute. With vqc back, will flag this thread in the rsa10 and ask him to pop in. My guess is specific material structures are what he had in mind, printed into appropriate shapes. Think along the lines of the specialized properties of materials in pyramids - granites selected and brought in, also some of the composite cast materials having various quartz and other crystalline materials mixed and set. Micro/Macro geometries working together.

>>4270 phone hobo here. I really gotta get that pass somewhere more convenient. :)

Yeah it seemed to me that there was a solid state shape that could be fitted with a flat? Lid? Then either filled with water or submerged in water.

Im totally ready for a new hands on project but I think this will be 99% computer mouse and white board and %1 hammers, saws, glue, welding, tubes, hoses, and sparking electric wires. :)

The anon with the green Mandelbrot bowl thingy was probably on the right track but who knows.

>>4278

Yeah that's cool. I built a reprap back when they were very new. Got it to print a few things then it got stuck and kinda tore itself apart. It was cool as fuck though.

https:// hooktube.com/watch?v=AYs6jASd_Ww

This is the coolest one ever. I was going to make one but I ended up homeless after loosing my home then my job.. Then I rebuilt my whole life off grid hence the Hobo name.

Now I have solar power, a cabin, a nice shop and no job so I'm free to do shit :)

Test…

This would be fun to build. :)

https://www.google.com/patents/US20060145019

We will get to this.

If anyone wants to get ahead of the curve, see if you can get access to any equipment that either creates a measurable bubble that emits light or can get hold of access to a 3D printer.

>>5821

A friend of mine has access to a 3D printer when he's in the same city as me. How big does it need to be?

>>5821

I have both high end spectrometers and manufacturing gear.

Galactic Sonolumin…. Sonic Rainbooms.

http://www1.lsbu.ac.uk/water/water_vibrational_spectrum.html

So this Anon is very much interested in multi-bubble Sonoluminescence . Some interesting things to note: When using Xenon gas bubbles, Sonoluminescence occurs at 1mhz which is fairly a narrow band. Another thing I was thinking came after listening to JohnHereToHelps interview with TruReporting/RedPill78. TL;DR God left a miracle in the Multiverse in the form of a frequency of the first Word spoken.

I'd very much like to find that frequency and see if Sonoluminesence occurs when it is applied to suspended bubbles. I know this sounds a bit crazy, but so does everything else on this board and it's turned out to be TRUE.

Chris, if you are who you are then you know who I am, or will know, and how to contact me. If you are who you are then you know that I know, or what I know, and will know, and that, I know.

51, so simple and elegant, and yet that is the gate keeper.

Well, the first of two, as far as I am aware.

I am knocking.

Will you answer?

With respect, you have 24 hours.

>>10783

This is the window, and the time, and the time is now.

I know you know, and I'm sounding the call.

1440

https://phys-org.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/phys.org/news/2020-10-physicists-circuit-limitless-power-graphene.amp?amp_js_v=a6&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fphys.org%2Fnews%2F2020-10-physicists-circuit-limitless-power-graphene.html

Given what we know, what's discussed in this article could be of immense use to us.

>>11550

Cleaned that link for ya:

https://phys.org/news/2020-10-physicists-circuit-limitless-power-graphene.html