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by adamisntdead 9y ago
You should check out these videos, one of them might give you an understanding! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhHMJCUmq28 | Quantum Computers Explained - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrbJYsep45E | Th
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
Yep, observables in quantum mechanics are represented by hermitian matrices
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
You can, but it would be very slow! This implementation gets really really slow around 15/16 qubits. I am currently working on implementing shors algorithm into my main, simulation library. I already have grovers algorithm! https:&#x2
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
It depends! If you use a lot of scratch qubits, it can be useful to use sparse vectors, but if you are going to be doing a lot of superpositions / entangling many qubits, this isn't as effective, and performance suffers a lot. Lib
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
That's pretty much it! There obviously is loads of optimizations that can be done, but it obscures the pretty standard linear algebra that is used to represent and calculate the states of the quantum computer! A well-written version us
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Qusim.py – A toy multi-qubit quantum computer simulator written in Python(github.com)
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Markdown Rendering in the Browser Console(adamisntdead.github.io)
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Render Markdown to the Browser Console(github.com)
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
There is an abundance of tools for reasearchers now, each with specific purposes. Libraries such as libquantum have different uses to libraries such as qiskit.
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
Writing static site generators is my favourite way of learning a language. Usually covers all the basics, libraries, FS, error checking and so on
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Medium Table of Contents Creator(medium.com)
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
Funny, I thought the same thing
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Setup a Mac for Developers(github.com)
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
I have to say, I feel productive in a clean setup. It helps me not get distracted by the mess, and also makes it easy to find stuff
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Functional Programming Language with fewer indirections(github.com)
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Put the Command Line in Your Menubar(termbar.com)
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
I'm pretty good at Math and Programming. As for topics, I really don't know...
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by adamisntdead 9y ago
Yeah, that seems to be so, wonder what sort of things need addressing...
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Ask HN: What ideas or problems are there for a science fair
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Find Out How Much You Really Use Stack Overflow(github.com)
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Ask HN: How do you manage many development projects on your computer?
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Show HN: Put your terminal in your Menubar(termbar.com)
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by adamisntdead 10y ago
Currently owning one of their Klein Bottles, I can say that it was a very personal experience. I live in Ireland, and I recieved 2 personal emails, about the klien bottle itself, and a letter with a few notes. My klien bottle sits on my des
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Fix the GitHub Dark Menubar(github.com)
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Visualising Gun Deaths in America(fivethirtyeight.com)
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Break – An App to Easily Make You Healthier and More Productive(trybreak.xyz)
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Simple Development Setup Scripts for OS X(github.com)
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