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That game is really quite cool, and certainly in the same vein as what I was thinking of doing - thanks so much for the suggestion (I've already spent too much
by bloone 8y ago
That game is really quite cool, and certainly in the same vein as what I was thinking of doing - thanks so much for the suggestion (I've already spent too much time solving puzzles)!
I am looking at using something like the Quantum Experience for two reasons: 1) Because giving people real quantum computing results is really cool, and 2) Because it's my capstone project and the work has to have a certain threshold of technical exploration. That being said, I'm not well-versed in alternatives that could maybe just simulate quantum properties without having to go through an actual quantum computer.
I have been looking into creating a small quantum neural net (with either real or simulated qubits) to show how that differs from a neural network running on classical computing. I've been trying to work that into a game idea but I'd be lying if I said I've come up with anything compelling yet. If you got any cool game mechanics/ideas you think quantum computing resources would lend themselves to then I'm all ears!