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   Yao.jl – Differentiable Quantum Programming in Julia(julialang.org)

   4 points by rogerluo 7y ago|0 comments
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   by rogerluo 8y ago

   Yes probably just for reasonable performance, and I don't actually need to use Python's rich object model. Mostly, I just use Python to call C++ for easier interface (and C++ is for performance). And before Python 3 since there is
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   by rogerluo 8y ago

   I think sometimes people are distracted by Julia's performance, according to https://github.com/JuliaLang/Microbenchmarks Julia is not the fastest language/compiler (maybe LuaJIT is). Julia is not only good f
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   by rogerluo 8y ago

   Actually, since we are planning to integrate QASM and eQASM (a new kind of assembly from Delft), if you can use Yao.jl to run a quantum algorithm for solving differential equations (there has been several already), you will be able to run i
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   by rogerluo 8y ago

   Actually, sometimes you feel its ecosystem does not attract you since this is really a new language, however, as a package developer, when we decide to use Julia or C++ to finish a performance sensitive simulator: https://github.