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Making complicated things quietly useful
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Making complicated things quietly useful
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My quantum notebook

I keep a public record of my path into quantum computing. It includes the ideas and mathematics I work through, the code I run, the projects I build, the milestones I reach, the mistakes I correct, and the results I get from real hardware.

Five entries from the notebook, refreshed daily:


Qiskit IBM Quantum Python NumPy Jupyter n8n TypeScript Anthropic

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  1. Peel Peel Public

    Uninstall Mac apps with every file they leave behind, and see why each belongs. Free up space, fine-tune macOS, and set up Terminal.

    Swift 274 12

  2. tapetum tapetum Public

    Every colour placed by hand, then measured on the surface it sits on. 58 themes in 28 families, dark and light, plus a high contrast pair.

    JavaScript 4 1

  3. n8n-nodes-ibm-quantum n8n-nodes-ibm-quantum Public

    Verified n8n community node for IBM Quantum. Build OpenQASM 3 circuits, run them on real QPUs through Qiskit Runtime, and trigger on job completion or failure. Usable as an AI Agent tool. Installs …

    TypeScript

  4. quantum-exercises quantum-exercises Public

    Twenty hands-on Qiskit exercises and three lab notebooks, from an empty laptop to a Bell test that beats the classical bound. Mistakes are explained in the language of the problem, not as a Python …

    Python