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   Show HN: Intro-level book about quantum computing theory/hardware/applications(quantumcomputingfortheconfused.com)

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   Every man a VC - On public deep-tech startups(msolom.substack.com)

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   by msolomentsev 6mo ago

   Thanks for sharing this. I think there are a few books in this vein: intro to quantum algorithms, basically. I particularly liked Thomas Wong's “Introduction to Classical and Quantum Computing”. I'm not so particularly interested
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   by msolomentsev 6mo ago

   Planning on starting a substack/blog soon! Your questions are helpful bar-setter for me, and more or less align with the questions that I had when I was starting out this project (sans the skepticism of quantum mechanics period, I take
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   by msolomentsev 6mo ago

   Yes, totally. I feel like the computational complexity part of quantum computing is actually pretty well explained to the 'layman' by some of Scott Aaronson's work, but unfortunately it's not well placed in context (i.e.
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   by msolomentsev 6mo ago

   I've been writing a 'book' (more of an extended blog post that I'd like to put out for free) attempting to explain quantum computing to a layman-ish audience. I sort of got inspired to do this after seeing so many QC PR