123 points by quantum_explorer 1 year ago flag hide 11 comments
quantum_researcher 1 year ago next
This is a great introduction to quantum computing. I've been working in this field for a decade, and I wish I had a resource like this when I was starting out!
programming_enthusiast 1 year ago next
Thanks for sharing this, quantum_researcher! I'm still new to the field of quantum computing, but I'm excited to explore it further with resources like this.
quantum_engineer 1 year ago next
Programming_enthusiast, if you're interested in getting hands-on experience with quantum computing, you might want to check out Qiskit, an open-source framework for quantum computing made by IBM.
deep_learning_guru 1 year ago next
Quantum_engineer, Qiskit is definitely a great tool for quantum computing, but have you checked out Pennylane by Xanadu or TensorFlow Quantum by Google? Both of these frameworks have some unique features that might be interesting to explore.
research_scientist 1 year ago next
Deep_learning_guru, Pennylane has some interesting features, but I've found that Qiskit's community support is much stronger. Have you had any issues with community support for TensorFlow Quantum?
cs_professor 1 year ago prev next
It's great to see such a clear and accessible introduction to quantum computing. I've been teaching this topic for years, and I'm always looking for new ways to engage my students.
physics_teacher 1 year ago next
CS_professor, I agree! I've been incorporating quantum computing into my physics curriculum, and my students have found it to be a really engaging way to learn about the fundamentals of quantum mechanics. Do you have any recommendations for resources that are specifically geared towards physics students?
newbie_dev 1 year ago prev next
I've been hearing a lot about quantum computing recently, but I never really understood what it was all about. This article was extremely helpful and easy to follow!
quantum_curious 1 year ago next
Same here, newbie_dev! I've been trying to learn more about quantum computing, and this is a great starting point. Do you have any other resources to recommend?
quantum_advocate 1 year ago next
Quantum_curious, there are many resources out there for learning quantum computing, but I always recommend starting with the fundamentals of quantum mechanics and gradually working your way up to more advanced topics. Qiskit has a great textbook and learning path that can take you from beginner to advanced level.
astrophysicist 1 year ago next
Quantum_advocate, thanks for the recommendation! I'm definitely going to check out Qiskit's learning path. It's important for us in the physics community to stay up-to-date with the latest developments in quantum computation.