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I just played this online Qubit game that I thought I would put down after a few minutes. Ended up playing for 50 min to finish and actually got a much better s
by alphabetting 5y ago
I just played this online Qubit game that I thought I would put down after a few minutes. Ended up playing for 50 min to finish and actually got a much better sense of how quantum computers work than before.
https://quantumai.google/education/thequbitgame https://quantumai.google/education/thequbitgame
- bradrn 5y agoRelatedly, I recently discovered https://algassert.com/quirk https://algassert.com/quirk — it does require a bit of quantum computing knowledge to use, but the UI is excellent, and I found it incredibly useful for ‘getting a feel’ of how various quantum algorithms work.
- Green_man 5y agoThis website is incredibly helpful for quick simulation. My favorite design detail is that the circuits are stored in the url, allowing easy bookmarking or sharing of some specific circuit.
- lifefeed 5y agoMuch happier game than the time I destroyed the universe with paperclip manufacturing.
- Nzen 5y agoThanks for suggesting this game. I can definitely see Townsend's influence, though I prefer his A Dark Room . How did you make headway with the research project subsystem ? I've tried submitting just algorithm responses with lots of valid samples, but that doesn't seem to correlate with success. The svelte js for the game is minified, so I couldn't tell what it tested to choose success or failure. Thanks