Rod Van Meter
@rdvquantum
Quantum Computing systems, Quantum Internet, quantum education. Caltech, USC, Keio. West Virginia, LA, Kamakura.
Prompt: Explain how to find and visualize the radial and angular nodes in hydrogen orbitals. Response:
If I'm ever invited on NHK, remind me to bring a hairdresser. They let this former ambassador go on the air like this.
M5.5, with up to shindo 5- around the Saitama-Nagano-Gunma border. I'd call it a good shindo 3 here at the house in Kamakura.
Goshojinja Matauri in Kamakura. Tomorrow they will match three of the portable shrines into the ocean.
Found a lunch spot! Ordered the corned beef hash, we'll see how it is.
researchmap.jp is making me click through a bunch of AI-generated entries it found for my c.v. Here is one of them. Everything except the title seems right, and this is an important paper in our history, so not sure whether to accept it or not (it is apparently not editable).
QuNAP group at the end of the day. A few people are missing, but this is a good chunk of attendees. #IEEE #INFOCOM #INFOCOM2026
Second speaker Upasana Jhariya is from Sendai, where the earthquake just happened. Hope everyone stays safe.
I need a photo for some identification purposes, so I went to my photos and typed "selfies", and this is one of the ones it came up with.