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mcncm
6y ago
Despite being a plain-text format, it can be made very human-readable with minimal configuration. If you want to auto-export to your preferred format on save, say, and view it live in a parallel window, you can accomplish that with a single
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mcncm
6y ago
Aha, good luck then! I really enjoyed that class, even after things got derailed by Covid. It was like a little problem-solving adventure every week. Still wish there were more Coq in the real world!
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6y ago
Any chance you took FRAP last spring? Hi, maybe-classmate :)
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6y ago
As a matter of fact, we published just this year on a novel algorithm using just two qubits! The trick is that this algorithm is in some sense "generic" over arbitrary data structures, so we were able to claim victory by tackling
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6y ago
I work in a QC lab, and here's my perspective. There is one pretty good reason for executing programs on real hardware: because we're still pre-error-correction, errors are rampant, but they are hard to model correctly. After all,
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7y ago
I guess... Well, maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're saying, but I just want to be clear that you know that the branch of math most people call "calculus" is almost completely unrelated to the branches of math calle
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7y ago
Just out of curiosity, why do you need to know differential calculus to write a compiler, and what does it have to do with lambda calculus? Learning it is a great thing to do, and it will certainly help you in other ways. But that kind of p