we actually made it to this program.

I chose a problem about quantum error correction not because I had experience before but my growing interest in the field.

this is the project I worked on. link

I was meant to share this a while back. It's a really nice book, easy to follow and pretty up-to-date since it's published this year.

(Only 127 pages)

the book is in the comment

"Seeing the uncomfortable financial habit you built is a great way to start a new year"

probably Richard Feynman


Check out odit.et :)

animation has been conquered:))

my sister showing me the photos she took in uni

(I didn't know my missing clothes were on tour)

my በአል performance

my latest obsession is learning more about Paul Dirac

https://youtu.be/Y-W-w8yNiKU?si=ynu6YZjvZvQrh0aS

byeee

(for today)

...

when a guy makes a song instead of killing you after he get rejected

pinterest + good playlist make a good drawing

(ofc skill too but we don't talk about that)

actually this is for a coloring book

(too lazy to finish it)

https://youtu.be/zMBcoEATKeY?si=fHIZXNywhL5Hdo1z

(I didn't know the paper was published as their graduate thesis long time ago)

look how pretty zx calculus is

(zx calculus is a graphical representation of quantum circuit)

I love love this tool. I used to use Bamboo paper when i need to make notes on my pc that includes drawings or use my handwriting.

After I downloaded OneNote, Bamboo Paper seemed like a child's notebook. it was good but OneNote has everything you might need plus it's free. Also I think it's better than Obsidian for technical notes.