Q# is a programming language developed by Microsoft to write quantum programs.

with only a few minutes of exploring , it is pretty intuitive to get used to it. especially as someone who is coming from qiskit, things break and the code I wrote before a month or two will stop working cause something has changed so idk this is an option.

There is a jupyter notebook in the comment if you'd like to try.

first step of solving a problem is drawing unnecessary boxes

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“There’s a cute guy cooking in the building in front of us,” my sister

us within seconds

dropping some comics before I continue bombarding you with qc related posts

we found a poem

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It has been a while since we had a hackathon

lowkey tired but we'll do this for the plot

my current state

happening now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQAnKV6z9Kc

i love this.....


(apparently I am into poetry if it's related to physics)

if you'd like to see more of him: https://math.mit.edu/~shor/

he mentioned quantum Low density parity check(LDPC) to have more hope in the future of error correction.
The paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2103.06309

I'm finding implementing Hamming code to be difficult....I have watched several videos. I get the classical implementation but I get stuck on CSS(Calderbank-Shor-Steane)


the other implementations are more or less done....although the tests are failing dw tho hehe

guess who hasn't opened this book yet

inorder for me to get ROI on this purchase I gotta use it.....so yeah Friday imma dedicate an hour and half to practice


(all this for you guys to see drawings that's pleasant to your eyes🙂‍↕️)

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well umm I tried recording myself during this practice session...25 minutes pomodoro and out of that there is approximately 3 minute where I was drawing

byee✨✨✨

I would like to learn more about this and write my understanding

https://youtu.be/mEBCQidaNTQ?si=4-ZohaTAaUCHwXVo