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hellow,I'm Hope, I obsess over quantum computing and I draw. quantum stuff : https://t.me/HilbertSpacee

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when the pain killer finally kicks in
when the pain killer finally kicks in

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sometimes I give up on a conversation when I see two letter abbreviations for four letter words
sometimes I give up on a conversation when I see two letter abbreviations for four letter words

I have the most creative thinking when I walk outside in the dark (it's better than most horror movies)
I have the most creative thinking when I walk outside in the dark (it's better than most horror movies)

I saw some discussion about it on linkedin but this was a really nice explanation on the latest Microsoft chip Link

random topic you like learning about? (i'm looking for inspiration)

watching these makes me feel like a soldier with his wife's picture in his wallet
watching these makes me feel like a soldier with his wife's picture in his wallet

i'm thrilled to announce that my hair is long enough that i can buy a hair tie (i didn't eskahun but i could)
i'm thrilled to announce that my hair is long enough that i can buy a hair tie (i didn't eskahun but i could)

update on this: I was actually right and my fix works.

5 days left of this, a lot of issues that aren't closed this has been the most fun i had doing a a hackathon next to the nyua
5 days left of this, a lot of issues that aren't closed this has been the most fun i had doing a a hackathon next to the nyuad one

the vibes these numbers gives
the vibes these numbers gives

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and she can read
and she can read

schrodinger's cat
schrodinger's cat

this seems interesting...i haven't worked with Lean so i don't know much about it. if you have, what was your experience like
this seems interesting...i haven't worked with Lean so i don't know much about it. if you have, what was your experience like?

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one of the main ways my year at a2sv (g5) impacted me is that, somewhere along the way, i developed this sense that i will figure things out. all those failed contests, struggling to understand algorithms, and even taking a while to grasp recursion gave me the quiet confidence that i can work things out. that helps a ton when most of the things i get exposed to in quantum are new to me. i know eventually, they won't be. it's also a bonus when you're surrounded by some of the smartest people. i had the privilege of knowing and befriending some of them. (i saw a lot of hashmaps today, and that triggered this.)