An Apology to Python Developers

I found a C library that I appreciate so much, I realize my hypocrisy in criticizing Python libraries.

I Just Simulated Entangling Electrons

Entangling qubits mathematically results in a discovery that is not obvious in books, papers, articles, tutorials, or videos.

Code has been written in segments. The next step is to consolidate and optimize.

I’m working on building a quantum computing simulator as if building an operating system.

One way to minimize decoherence is to perform as much as you can classically, especially the beginnings and endings of quantum circuits.

Since I do everything from a smartphone, someone just asked which apps I recommend.

“Make it True” is a fun way to learn about logic gates. It’s also a fun puzzle game even if you already know about logic gates.

The deliverables for my Quantum Robot Learning project now include an onboard quantum computer.

I had been expecting IBM Watson to have a powerful, proprietary Natural Language Processing (NLP) engine, but it uses TextBlob.

I want to control the probability of measuring 0 and the probability of measuring 1. With just a little bit of Python, I can.