I wouldn't totally discount the post; the program itself seems to be on the level of FPGAs by specifying individual gates. I agree that it hides a lot of nitty-

I wouldn't totally discount the post; the program itself seems to be on the level of FPGAs by specifying individual gates. I agree that it hides a lot of nitty-gritty like error correction and QRAM, but in an ideal world, this is what "quantum programmers" should do, just as modern day programmers don't worry about error correction and capacitors losing charge.