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by mcdonje
24 days ago
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A bool can be represented by a single bit. A tern(?) takes 2 bits or 1 trit to represent. Alternatively, a bool takes a trit to represent. So, in terms of radix economy, ternary computing is the most efficient, but you're leaving information density unused if you use it for binary, and representing ternary with binary is inherently inefficient. |
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