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I'm making a list of books to read after I turn 23. Do share if you know any good technical books to read (or any good book).
This year's top pick is The Book of Why, thanks to him. I'm halfway through it now.
This year's top pick is The Book of Why, thanks to him. I'm halfway through it now.
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ML research engineer working in academia and industry. Ethiopian; lived in 4 countries and speak 5 languages. 10+ papers published.
Born to question, living for answers.
Discussions here: https://t.me/+HX3scbNZX_YyNjc0
Born to question, living for answers.
Discussions here: https://t.me/+HX3scbNZX_YyNjc0
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the first question is inspired from Chapi's advice about this application. https://forms.gle/yLjk9cT3no3iLHrRA looking forward to interesting answers:)
one very important question I forgot to include was "do you have a strong passport?"
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final update......from the previous post there were 3 challenges. I picked the second one which was related to implementing post quantum encryption algorithms to some blockchain projects.Yesterday I arrived at the codebase and Abrhot caffeinated but withinβ¦
I think UnitaryHack needs a proper closing, so here is the summary. The hackathon was open from June 3 β June 17. I worked and closed 3 issues across three projects.
* PyZX: I added documentation for three features: measurements, resets, and ancilla preparations.
* ZXlive: this was adding a new page in the doc that documents all the magic wand actions and drag-and-drop rewrites with GIFs for each one.
* TQEC: this was my prized work that led to multiple interactions with the maintainers and actually coding (stabilize gallery circuit generation).
So this should be it. I had a lot of fun this year, and compared to the last two years this is like a 300% increase (no contributions before). One thing I saw from this experience was that using AI agents was allowed, and most bounties had a pull request by the second day, but those who close are those who took the time, reviewed what they wrote, and actually introduced themselves and their work. I want to make open source saturday a thing so that I can be a good contributor to the tools I use.
Anyways, this was a 10/10 experience.If you're into qc, I highly recommend you join next year, or sooner if they run another one.
some context:
* PyZX: I added documentation for three features: measurements, resets, and ancilla preparations.
* ZXlive: this was adding a new page in the doc that documents all the magic wand actions and drag-and-drop rewrites with GIFs for each one.
* TQEC: this was my prized work that led to multiple interactions with the maintainers and actually coding (stabilize gallery circuit generation).
So this should be it. I had a lot of fun this year, and compared to the last two years this is like a 300% increase (no contributions before). One thing I saw from this experience was that using AI agents was allowed, and most bounties had a pull request by the second day, but those who close are those who took the time, reviewed what they wrote, and actually introduced themselves and their work. I want to make open source saturday a thing so that I can be a good contributor to the tools I use.
Anyways, this was a 10/10 experience.If you're into qc, I highly recommend you join next year, or sooner if they run another one.
some context:
PyZX is an open-source Python library for working with ZX-diagrams and ZX-calculus, used for quantum circuit optimization and reasoning about quantum computations graphically.#unitaryhack
ZXlive is a visual, interactive tool for exploring and rewriting ZX-diagrams, built on top of the ZX-calculus framework.
TQEC is an open-source project focused on topological quantum error correction, providing tools for designing and simulating fault-tolerant quantum circuits.
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