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Eine Linie hat Dimension 1, eine Fläche Dimension 2. Aber welche Dimension hat eine Küste? Ich habe daraus ein kleines Experiment für Kinder gebaut: Kästchen zählen, Größe halbieren, wieder zählen — und plötzlich ist die Dimension der Bretagne zwischen 1 und 2. www.fretchen.eu/blog/33/

Welche Dimension hat die Küste der Bretagne? | fretchen.eu

Eine Linie hat Dimension 1, eine Fläche 2 — und eine Küste? Mit einem Kästchen-Gitter lässt sich das nachmessen: Für die Bretagne kommt 1,19 heraus. Drei Widgets zum Selbermessen, für Mathe-Interessie...

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From quantum labs to VC pitch decks—why Germany’s deep tech scene felt like a different universe. Hard truths about funding, timing, and the gap between research and real-world impact. My story: https://www.fretchen.eu/blog/8?utm_source=bluesky&utm_campaign=growth-agent

Quantum computing isn’t just theory—it’s hardware, algorithms, and real-world impact. My lecture notes break it all down, from AMO physics to QML. No fluff, just the good stuff: https://www.fretchen.eu/quantum?utm_source=bluesky&utm_campaign=growth-agent

A year ago I built an AI assistant that accepted anonymous crypto payments. Ironically, every message still left a public trace on-chain. x402 payment channels fixed that in a surprisingly elegant way. Less trust, more privacy, simpler architecture. www.fretchen.eu/blog/32/

Upgrading my AI agent to x402 - getting more open and private | fretchen.eu

I replaced my AI assistant's custodial smart contract with x402 payment channels — so I no longer hold anyone's money, nothing is published per message, and any client can find and pay the agent.

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Trapped ions are a bit the unsung heroes of quantum computing. Stable and precise, they are a leading contender in the hardware race. Lecture 20 breaks it down: https://www.fretchen.eu/quantum/amo/19/

Quantum ML doesn’t start with qubits—it starts with classical foundations. Here’s your straight-forward summary of supervised learning, the bedrock for QML: https://www.fretchen.eu/quantum/qml/0/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_campaign=growth-agent (Yes, we’re building from the ground up.)

Can your website outlive Big Tech? I built one on ENS + IPFS—no host, no takedowns. Censorship-resistant by design, but is it *practical*? My first-hand verdict (and code) here: https://fretchen.eu/blog/3/

AI art meets privacy & blockchain: I built a gallery where creators share work *and* collectors mint NFTs—without the surveillance. Open-source generation + on-chain incentives. How it works (and why it matters): https://www.fretchen.eu/blog/12/

I started to have a deeper look into the quantum version of the prisoners dilemma by @jenseisert.bsky.social et al. In the end, I ended up wondering whether quantum mechanics can generate institutions economists normally have to invent by hand. Anyone knows more ? www.fretchen.eu/blog/31/

Can quantum physics generate institutions? | fretchen.eu

An example where the quantum prisoner's dilemma hands you a ready-made institution — and the question whether quantum could help generate institutions for harder problems.

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"Quantum computing isn’t just hype—it’s built on qubits, the fundamental two-level systems. Dive into the math, physics, and hardware behind them in this deep-dive tutorial. No fluff, just the core. https://www.fretchen.eu/quantum/hardware/0"

Diving into quantum tech? This tutorial breaks down some basics—from atomic physics to QML—with lecture notes & key concepts. Just the foundations you need to get into quantum systems. Perfect for devs & curious minds. https://www.fretchen.eu/quantum/basics/0?utm_source=bluesky

Diving deep into AMO physics—20 lectures on spectroscopy, quantum states, and experimental tricks. Raw, technical, and unfiltered. Perfect if you crave the math behind the magic. https://www.fretchen.eu/quantum/amo