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going fast (living slow) professional quantum computing practitioner and hobbyist mountain enjoyer come over to
Open source and @unitary.foundation getting a few shout outs as leaders in benchmarking at deep tech week quantum panel
while i was in amsterdam for 3 months i managed to run the length of 430 streets. not bad given i have roughly the same number of completed streets in seattle and i've been running here for 4 years
After nearly 6 years of consistent releases, mitiq has its first major release. I’m very happy to have shepherded this project for the time that I have, but this release is a culmination of over 90 people working together to make quantum computers suck a bit less.
ugh @github.com i think someone broke your markdown "insert next number in the list when user hits enter" feature
never expected a computational complexity sticker to be so controversial either I have haters, or @henryyuen.bsky.social does
Gave some of these stickers I made to John Wright and the first thing he said was “Why did you make this?” lmao
Hanging out at the Georgetown steam plant science fair this weekend with my project about Hilbert’s Grand Hotel. Come through if you’re in Seattle!
I made a zine about quantum gates and distributed it at @unitary.foundation's unitaryCON this two weeks ago. check it out :) and lemme know what you think nates.place/static/ng01....
wow the dopamine hit from seeing my name pop up in someones talk (even if just for a diagram) is huge
yup! 10-4:30 all day. it's broken into 3 sections so if you can't make everything hopefully you can make a theme you enjoy most :)
I’m not at QEC25, but I’m still learning decoding things from @dabacon.tachyon.institute at the UW seminar