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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.

after finishing a book in 24 hours, I said I would only read before sleeping and thought it would take me a week

(i will try fantasy, the world building will slow me down ig)

*fixes an electronic device

(I might even give myself a prize someday...I changed the fuse of the stove)

who would've thought procrastinating a book with a book would work

(I've read around 8 books and multiple unfinished books.....but I WILL be back and finish it)

I'm gonna open a marriage application soon

Requirements:
- can fix things around the house


(I read somewhere that you gotta delegate tasks and this seems like a better idea)

glad to see a plan for qc

if a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

did I die?
> no

I may have giggled when I saw some people in the community complain about light yesterday

hello everyone,

I'm starting this channel as a space to discuss, learn, and share my experience in computational intelligence, research, working at a startup and in a lab (academia), alongside perspectives shaped by being an Ethiopian who has lived in 4 different countries (and speaks 5 languages) by the age of 23.

For context, I'm a machine learning research engineer and have been in the field since 2019.
In academia, I work on scientific ML and modeling using various approaches (physics informed and/or inspired neural networks, recently quantum machine learning etc). I've co-authored 10+ papers.
In industry, I'm a founding ML research engineer, working on R&D, LLM pipelines, fine tuning computer vision and vision language models, and building AI-infused algorithms for insight and decision making for the construction industry.

if you're interested in research and things he mentioned very well....check it out:)