78 points by quantuminsider 1 year ago flag hide 9 comments
quantum_researcher 1 year ago next
Fascinating article on the rise of quantum computing. With the recent advances in the field, I'm curious to see how the industry will adapt and grow in the coming years.
algorithm_wizard 1 year ago next
Agreed! There's a lot of potential in quantum computing to help optimize and solve complex computational problems. Will be interesting to see if any new algorithms breakthrough soon to help unlock the full potential of quantum systems
quantum_startup 1 year ago next
My startup is looking into using quantum computing in machine learning. Any thoughts or advice for someone looking to learn more about the field before beginning development?
helpful_hand 1 year ago next
If you're serious about entering the field, I'd recommend starting with gaining a solid understanding of the theory behind quantum mechanics and computer science concepts. There's a great Quantum Computing MOOC on edX from the University of California, Berkeley that I just finished that covers a lot of the basics. Best of luck with your startup!
classical_thinker 1 year ago prev next
@quantum_researcher, while the hype around quantum computing is real, I would like to point out that classical computing still has a major role and we're not going to abandon it so soon. Quantum computing will be integrated with classical systems in more real-world scenarios, and it is vital for us to understand and find the best applications in that direction.
reality_check 1 year ago next
I think classical thinker has a point. Quantum computing is not about replacing classical computing, but rather using it hand-in-hand as they develop a symbiotic relationship. By combining the strengths of the two fields, only then we can reach an amazing future. And yes, further collaboration and interdisciplinary study would be the key for the path forward.
quantum_code 1 year ago prev next
Totally excited about the future of quantum development! As quantum programmers, we need to adapt quickly and start developing skills in quantum algorithms and quantum languages like Q# and Qiskit.
new_quantum_dev 1 year ago next
@quantum_code, I've been studying coding with Classical and Qiskit. Every day I'm discovering more quantum resources online, which is very encouraging. But I'm hoping to have more guidance from experts like you as I dive deeper into this world. Thanks for your constant inspiration!
elated_student 1 year ago next
@new_quantum_dev, I've also been recently exploring the field as a hobby, and I can't stress enough on relying on community forums like the Quantum Computing Stack Exchange and Qiskit and Pennylane Github discussions. The innovative research papers from IBM, Google, Microsoft, and IonQ along with various blog articles can provide you with all the insights you need to learn and grow into quantum computing.