another book I liked

lowkey it starts of from the basics and I was tempted to ditch it cause I thought I "knew" them already but I'm glad I didn't. It gives you a clear picture why we use certain ideas and how they are applied.

A great read

(only 113 pages)

my favorite things rn has to be goals and charts

my lazy girl recipe was really good today

(a photo taken to remember it)

I can't wait for this hackathon. It's time to redeem myself (i didn't participate on the last one that was organized by them)

if you wish to register here is the link

one of my 2026 plan is to have less of abandoned projects so here we go

SpiderTrace is a tool for visualizing how error can propagate using zx diagram

If building a full quantum error correction project is like writing a full sentence, SpiderTrace is like identifying the letters.

anyways loved it. I can expand on it in the future since i haven't found another visualization tool specifically for error propagation.

Github

I might do this someday

If you find a post that starts with "Quantum Computing isn't just fiction anymore" on linkedin, there is a high chance what you'll read after that point will be the fiction.

guys where can I buy the physical copy of this book

out of all the drawings I made in the last four years...this is my favorite

when the field you thought would be challenging is actually challenging you

(what I actually want to say is wtff)

seeing a building I know after the driver took turns to multiple unknown streets