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I'm teaching an introductory 12 week course on Quantum Oracle Engineering(shukla.io)
67 points by BinRoo 11d ago|23 comments
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by BinRoo 11d ago
For anyone who can't make it to IEEE Quantum Week this year in Toronto, I've made my accepted tutorial publicly available. New lessons drop every Tuesday.
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Code Factories Without Quality: The AI Development Blind Spot(qawolf.com)
9 points by BinRoo 28d ago|2 comments
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by BinRoo 1mo ago
Beware of the benchmarks listed. SciCode and EnterpriseOps for instance: https://shukla.io/blog/2026-08/gym.html
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Who Benchmarks the Benchmark?(shukla.io)
2 points by BinRoo 1mo ago|0 comments
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What's in the box? (An excuse to write code again)(shukla.io)
2 points by BinRoo 1mo ago|0 comments
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by BinRoo 1mo ago
Since the donut is already leaning "entertainment", make it bipedal and I'm sold!
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by BinRoo 1mo ago
Aside: the AI summary of this attributes the wrong person. This is Andrew Wiles.
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by BinRoo 1mo ago
Love that this goes beyond paged attention. Curious how this compares with Radix Attention [1]? [1] https://sgl-project-sglang-93.mintlify.app/concepts/radix-at...
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VCS Friendly Scene Diffs in Godot 4.8(godotengine.org)
2 points by BinRoo 1mo ago|0 comments
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by BinRoo 1mo ago
Food for thought: if inflation remains poor (3.5%) a $5 hot dog will cost twenty-fold in under a century.
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Spatial languages: Writing code in 2D(shukla.io)
121 points by BinRoo 2mo ago|46 comments
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by BinRoo 2mo ago
I ventured out to better read Qiskit code, and came back with this fun idea of 2D expressions
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by BinRoo 3mo ago
> In the AI era... Back in my day, you could also just Google the problems and find the solutions. What mitigated cheating at UVA was the honor code and each professor's faith and trust in our integrity. That culture was enough to n
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Show HN: A no-back end webpage that lets users bring their own coding agent(shukla.io)
3 points by BinRoo 3mo ago|0 comments
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by BinRoo 4mo ago
Beautiful write-up, thank you. One aspect that still bothers me is that you claim the just-say-no-engineer "was a critical role during ZIRP." I might be in the minority here, but I don't hold that same stance. I wonder if I a
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Rewriting C code until it's quantum code(shukla.io)
2 points by BinRoo 4mo ago|1 comments
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by BinRoo 4mo ago
Ever read a quantum circuit? It's all so foreign, so let me introduce to you a simple one (no speedup) called rank-select, described through an interactive story.
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by BinRoo 5mo ago
Great ideas, though not a huge fan of pre-commit hooks that run full CI locally :) I'd like to add another idea: automatic PR merge contingent on another PR getting merged.
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Show HN: B01T – What if quantum computing had Rust-style safety guarantees?(shukla.io)
2 points by BinRoo 5mo ago|0 comments
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by BinRoo 5mo ago
Python DSL for safe quantum programming that compiles to Qiskit, where the type system enforces coherence and ancilla cleanliness https://github.com/binroot/b01t
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Show HN: Sway, a board game benchmark for quantum computing(shukla.io)
4 points by BinRoo 6mo ago|0 comments
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by BinRoo 6mo ago
LLMs fall victim to "garbage in, garbage out." Claude can solve open problems if you know what you're doing, but it can also incorrectly convince you it's right if you don't know what you're doing. A PhD teache
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Grammar models are back, baby(shukla.io)
2 points by BinRoo 8mo ago|0 comments
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An algebra bedtime fable to fall asleep to(shukla.io)
1 points by BinRoo 8mo ago|0 comments
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Nano Governments(shukla.io)
2 points by BinRoo 8mo ago|1 comments
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by BinRoo 8mo ago
Rousseau said "mathematical precision has no place in moral calculations," so I was tempted to see how far I could go. Started it during the holidays, but finally came around to putting a bow on it :)
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by BinRoo 1y ago
The human still needs to think, of course. But, I can get to my answer or my primary source using a tool faster than a typical search engine. That's a super power, when used right!
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by BinRoo 2y ago
One of my favorite tricks in elementary school was to convince people I can calculate any logarithm for any number of their choosing. > Me: Pick any number. > Friend: Ok, 149,135,151 > Me: The log is 8.2 Of course I'm simply c
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by BinRoo 2y ago
Huge fan of minimizing Kolmogorov complexity [1]. There's a balance, but typically if the same behavior can be described in less code, then the simplicity will yield dividends. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kol

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