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GM CT ☀️ Happy Quip Monday Every AI model, simulation or optimization problem burns real resources. We usually measure compute by speed and cost. Almost no one talks about the third factor: infrastructure. Data centers already consume enormous amounts of electricity and water just for cooling. That’s why matching the right processor to the right workload actually matters. @quipnetwork routes each job to the architecture best suited for it: CPU, GPU or quantum, instead of forcing everything onto the same hardware. Better allocation isn’t only about performance and lower costs. It also means less wasted compute and more efficient use of energy and water. Efficient compute is the real edge.

@quipnetwork Very clear pronunciation. Everything was easy to understand 🦋

Most quantum computing explanations assume you already know quantum mechanics. This series doesn't. No PhD required. Part one of many:

Thanks @quipnetwork ! Interesting, easy to follow, and indeed don't need a PhD to understand 🐱🦋

@SnackNotFound The great gquip week for you, SnackNotFound) ☕️🦋

@MerlinWind gm gm legend ☀️☕️

GM CT ☀️ Happy Quip Monday Every AI model, simulation or optimization problem burns real resources. We usually measure compute by speed and cost. Almost no one talks about the third factor: infrastructure. Data centers already consume enormous amounts of electricity and water just for cooling. That’s why matching the right processor to the right workload actually matters. @quipnetwork routes each job to the architecture best suited for it: CPU, GPU or quantum, instead of forcing everything onto the same hardware. Better allocation isn’t only about performance and lower costs. It also means less wasted compute and more efficient use of energy and water. Efficient compute is the real edge.

@Sylvia_Crypto33 gQuip SISI, have a great week and good luck!

@MerlinWind gQuip SilverFatCat

@MalikRasak1 @quipnetwork That's really interesting. I've even written post about the history of quantum computing. And what impressed you the most?

I've started spending more time reading about quantum computing. Not because I expect it to dominate tomorrow, but because I don't want to ignore a technology that could have a meaningful impact over time. @quipnetwork has been one of the projects that pushed me to learn more.

@nhest35 @quipnetwork I think, testnet goes well, let's see what will be next?

Building the worldwide quantum computer while protecting assets from Q-Day. @quipnetwork testnet is live with real quantum jobs + post-quantum security. Airdrop here: quest.quip.network/airdrop?referr… #QuipNetwork

@MerlinWind Great point! 🌍 Efficient compute isn't just about speed-it's about using the right resources wisely. Smarter infrastructure means a more sustainable future for AI and quantum computing. 🚀

@Marika1187559 @quipnetwork Great, didn't know you also have node. Good week for you!

@MerlinWind @quipnetwork Same here! ⚡ It's great to earn points while the node quietly does its job in the background.

Sunday coffee + @quipnetwork node check ☕ Claimed the points and left the node running in the background. Funny how the network keeps verifying useful work even when we slow down. Anyone else combining chill Sundays with running a node?

@Salehperfec @vram_network Have a good journey, mate

1. Innovation Thrives Through Collaboration Every idea, every contribution, and every discussion moves decentralized technology forward. The future of Web3 belongs to communities that build together. Looking forward to the journey with @vram_network. 🌐

@MarishkaMelny @quipnetwork It's like in any situation, better to be prepared in advance, especially, when no one knows really when target day will be happened

As I understand it, one of the main goals of @quipnetwork is preparing for Q-Day, when quantum computers could break today's cryptography. It's good to see projects working on this before it becomes a real problem

@dinhturin Congratulations on your team's victory!

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@dinhturin @quipnetwork Have a great week, mate

@MerlinWind @quipnetwork Good morning

Happy Saturday, CT! 👋 I see some people mention that @quipnetwork combines quantum hardware with classical CPU/GPU nodes while classical CPU/GPU nodes verify the results. I wondered how that could work. A classical computer obviously can't efficiently reproduce a quantum computation (e.g. Shor's algorithm). After looking through Quip's public documentation, the current design became clearer. For Quip's current Ising Proof of Useful Work (the Ising model is an optimization problem widely used in physics and computer science), validators don't solve the optimization problem again. Instead, they recreate the same optimization task, recompute the energy of the submitted solutions, and verify that they satisfy the required validation rules. The expensive part is finding a good solution. Verifying already submitted one is much cheaper. That's how I understand the current implementation. What do you think? x.com/MerlinWind/sta…

@MarishkaMelny @quipnetwork I am glad you join this community. And yes, I think, open code is the key for transparency.

@MerlinWind @quipnetwork I like Quip for that too

Small improvements make infrastructure stronger. @quipnetwork Node Manager v0.2.2 improves Docker image handling after the recent repository rename, helping node updates run more smoothly. I also like that Quip is open source. The release notes and code are available on GitLab, so anyone can dive in, see what's changing, and contribute if they want. x.com/MerlinWind/sta…

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@MerlinWind Why wasn’t the sample representative of the electorate?

For some reason, today's thoughts about fairness and bias reminded me of a famous Data Science story. In 1936, The Literary Digest surveyed 2.4 million people to predict the US presidential election. It got the result completely wrong. Not because there wasn't enough data, but because the sample wasn't representative of the electorate. A good reminder that collecting data isn't enough. You also need to make sure your sample represents reality (Still true for AI training data, eligibility snapshots, and almost everything else we do). What modern examples of sampling bias have you seen?

@PoliAir @quipnetwork Yes, and now data validator is also around 6 GB only.

@MerlinWind @quipnetwork Oh, you had the same problem..

I was running out of disk space on my VPS because the validator data had grown really large. So today I switched my @quipnetwork node from archive to pruned mode. The validator data dropped to 6 GB, so the storage issue is finally solved. My node can now run 24/7 on the latest version without stopping for disk cleanup. Wishing everyone stable nodes🦋

@Sylvia_Crypto33 Thinking long term usually works better. Strategy beats tactics, at least should)

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@0xmelo71 @quipnetwork I like focus on transparency. Reckon, It's one of the most important factors, it builds trust, motivates people, and creates reputation.

The future of advanced computing won’t be defined by power alone. Trust will matter just as much. What caught my attention about @quipnetwork is how it approaches a problem most new technologies run into: How do you use powerful infrastructure without giving up control over sensitive data? Blending privacy-preserving compute with verifiable compliance feels like a step in the right direction. For industries dealing with critical data, the questions are changing. It’s no longer just: “Can we process this?” It becomes: “Where was it processed, how was it handled, and who stays in control?” What stands out to me is that access alone is not enough. When compute becomes more powerful, people need confidence in how that power is being used. That’s the layer where projects like quipnetwork become interesting to watch. As compute becomes more distributed and regulated, privacy and transparency will need to go hand in hand. The projects that stand out won’t just offer more power. They’ll offer more confidence in how that power is used.