Debugging Epohul

well umm I tried recording myself during this practice session...25 minutes pomodoro and out of that there is approximately 3 minute where I was drawing

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guess who hasn't opened this book yet inorder for me to get ROI on this purchase I gotta use it.....so yeah Friday imma dedicate an hour and half to practice (all this for you guys to see drawings that's pleasant to your eyes🙂‍↕️)

I'm finding implementing Hamming code to be difficult....I have watched several videos. I get the classical implementation but I get stuck on CSS(Calderbank-Shor-Steane) the other implementations are more or less done....although the tests are failing dw tho hehe

if you'd like to see more of him: https://math.mit.edu/~shor/

i love this..... (apparently I am into poetry if it's related to physics)

happening now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQAnKV6z9Kc

my current state

It has been a while since we had a hackathon lowkey tired but we'll do this for the plot

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we found a poem

dropping some comics before I continue bombarding you with qc related posts

“There’s a cute guy cooking in the building in front of us,” my sister us within seconds

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first step of solving a problem is drawing unnecessary boxes

Q# is a programming language developed by Microsoft to write quantum programs. with only a few minutes of exploring , it is pretty intuitive to get used to it. especially as someone who is coming from qiskit, things break and the code I wrote before a month or two will stop work cause something has changed so idk this is an option. There is a jupyter notebook in the comment if you'd like to try.

I feel like Peter Shor is the reason why most people got their first exposure to qc. The algorithm that has a potential to breaking RSA encryption was made by him. This is an incredible webinar that i can't wait to attend. here is the link if you would like to sign up too

we got a book