remembering that i already have a book i've started, know the story of, and am halfway through makes me very happy

made rocky like an assistant bot...I think it's working as intended

one very important question I forgot to include was "do you have a strong passport?"

singing treat you better by shawn mendes word for word as if i don't leave the moment i start smiling at the text

a speech my sister gave me before we went shopping

I think UnitaryHack needs a proper closing, so here is the summary. The hackathon was open from June 3 – 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 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.

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.

#unitaryhack

watching football with the family

teaching my sister the lesson that life's direction could be different than the one she intended it to at a young age

(I ate her snacks)

my sister peaking through my phone to see the text from a "boyfriend" but it's from my beloved cbe and telebirr

I found out that I have trained my family to scatter the moment I start talking about the amazing thing my cat did (which is she looked like a cat)

Update has been successful.

she loves me

Year 22: book summary

Read: 34 books
Unfinished books: 20+
Nonfictions: 11 books
Fictions: 23 books


Book of the year: "I who have never known men" read it in august 1, 2025. I think about this book atleast once a month. I want to reread it this year as well.

I didn't have a goal for 22 but for 23 I have around 10 books that are a must and freestyle the rest. Generally I want being a reader to be part of my identity that's why I do this every year(plus I lowkey made a promise for my 18 years old self to read 500 books before 25)

#books

I read this one to have a source when I give untested relationship advices to friends

(and it works)

this seems interesting

this is so cool

heyyyy, I'm here with a question

how do I get police clearance certificate if you were able to get one please lemme know about the process

(the only form of violance i have so far are through comics)

update: thank you guys<3