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That is because "square length" is its own unit, which we call area. Square money is not meaningful as a unit, that is the problem. You can square anything yo
by cryptizard 2y ago
That is because "square length" is its own unit, which we call area. Square money is not meaningful as a unit, that is the problem. You can square anything you want but it turns it into a different unit, which the original commenter did not do (they presumed squaring dollars still gives you dollars back).
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- DarkmSparks 2y agoits a cost function, In that case: cost = 2.828^(2*(bits/512)) It didn't "square the cost", it doubled the number of bits to find the cost, I just skipped a load of the math.