… people say “that’s obviously a good idea, why doesn’t it exist already,” and then immediately follow with “you’ll never get anyone to adopt it.” The standards problem is real — there’s the …
…nge. Qubits are coupled to a linear superconducting resonator for readout. The combination of the qubit, the linear readout resonator, and the associated wiring provides a general purpose qu…
…ms. E.g. JPM running on Quantinuum and studying the LABS problem. Read more in this overview whitepaper: Quantum Optimization: Potential, Challenges, and the Path Forward Q: What is quantum …
…you. Before asking a question, take a moment to search existing threads to see if there are any relevant ones. We also keep an eye on broader community forums such as Stack Overflow and BioS…
… in 2010. When not in the lab, I enjoy astronomy, photography and reading. Self-driving cars can greatly increase safety of our roads and enhance mobility for those unable or unwilling to dr…
…e Cantera source code is written in C++, and being able to easily read and reference it without guessing at the syntax has proven invaluable in development so far. GSoC 2020 - Developing a 0…
…e quite large, this data is imported from a YAML file that can be read by the application, so that a given phase model can be re-used for other simulations. This guide describes how to write…
…hese pain points. To get a sense of the benefits Xarray provides, read the Accelerating Biological Analysis with Xarray blog post and look at the rich repr of an Xarray.DataArray for an imag…
…ham) has published a retrospective on his year as a NumPy Fellow. Read the full post on the Scientific Python blog: A Year of Typing: My NumPy Fellowship Retrospective. 20 Dec, 2025 – The Nu…
…bled by the proposed changes in the long run. It may thus help to read these section out of order. One of the main issues with the current API is the definition of typical functions such as …