Debugging Epohul

If you find a post that starts with "Quantum Computing isn't just fiction anymore" on linkedin, there is a high chance what you'll read after that point will be one.

I might do this someday

one of my 2026 plan is to have less of abandoned projects so here we go SpiderTrace is a tool for visualizing how error can propagate using zx diagram If building a full quantum error correction project is like writing a full sentence, SpiderTrace is like identifying the letters. anyways loved it. I can expand on it in the future since i haven't found another visualization tool specifically for error propagation. Github

I can't wait for this hackathon. It's the time to redeem myself (i didn't participate on the last one that was organized by them) if you wish to register here is the link

my lazy girl recipe was really good today (a photo taken to remember it)

my favorite things rn has to be goals and charts

another book I liked lowkey it starts of from the basics and I was tempted to ditch it cause I thought I "knew" them already but I'm glad I didn't. It gives you a clear picture why we use certain ideas and how they are applied. A great read (only 113 pages)

I want to adopt a cat. If you have a kitten hit me up. My cred as a cat mom: - I had a great cat (she died of child birth and I didn't kill the father)

the first question is inspired from Chapi's advice about this application. https://forms.gle/yLjk9cT3no3iLHrRA looking forward to interesting answers:)

me applying to any programs i am interested in cause i consider rejecting myself to be a sin (plus it's more fun to get rejected than wonder if it would've worked out if i tried)

it's actually on the other hand

giving a lecture to my parents why I'm not the ideal candidate to tutor my sister who is in grade 9 instead they should consider my sister who is a freshman

17 years old me after discovering quantum computing and making a presentation for our school IT club about it that has 70% of content from Avengers endgame and AntMan as a reference

maths is beautiful (when you get it)

Yesterday, someone said “women in tech and cretors are kind of rare”and that they don’t really see many women in the field. And honestly… I get why it can feel that way sometimes....then I decided to do something simple: share a few women creators I enjoy following, who bring different perspectives, energy, and stories in tech and beyond. This is just a list & love post 🤍 No comparisons I Just want ti give them a little appreciation.🥰 Here is a Women creators I enjoy learning from and cheering for: • @debuggingepohul • @Merrys_Journey • @kalltech • @dot_ruth • @not_eldad • @aydus_journal • @edemy251 • @lydiasjournal • @studyvibewithnova — my sis 🫶 • @nirvanaland7 • @Meron_Birhanu • @bytesize_insights • @MissTechTg • @ruhambek • @Austererie • @visioninbyte • @hilusjourney • @shegocodes • @sorted0 • @medd_et • @tech_world_o1 • @HanixJourney • @techStepsHub • @codeandcoffee1 • @new_newbie • @me_says • @we_flutter • @ary_debug_diaries • @niyacodes • @cestmani • @byte_philosopher • @theJourneyy101 • @zaya_journal • @samli_log • @theJourneyy101 So my people Women in tech don’t show up in one way some teach, some build, some document, some question, some are just figuring it out in public. And all of that counts. If you know creators I forget to mention or didn't follow yet please send me here Let’s keep supporting each other a little louder 💜

right after the taxi almost lost control and dying

it was a good day

if you're interested in research and things he mentioned very well....check it out:)