@asifsaad5827
why can't you make the class more lengthy and vivid so we can understand them in well manner?
@KeithFlint350
Too much coffee there ;D
@KeithFlint350
Alright guys. We have a quantum computer available for free and tutorials available for free. If this is not the future, then I don't know what is 😀
@simple-stack-by-ed
😂 Writing level genius!
@bartpastoor1028
Cool! I played a bit with Qiskit, think 4 years ago. Now I see it can too be used to play with time-evolution of the Hamiltonian with pulse 👌 definitive it is time for me to explore Qiskit again, to see what’s in it nowadays
@Handelsbilanzdefizit
My first spontaneous ideas: 1.) Maybe quantumcomputers could be used for feynman-integrals. Summation over all possible paths, to find path of least action. 2.) Proving the "monster group" (grouptheory), which has 10^54 elements. 3.) Leveraging quantum randomness for fancy monte-carlo-algorithms (+ entanglement). 4.) Find a valid solution for Hedetniemi's conjecture in graph theory.
@TheMegamanhero
MEASURE THAT! quantum qubit quintessential! Im excited to learn more about electrons and visceral compound ions in answer based engines 🔥🔥🔥🔥 thats incredible!
@maker._
Very cool video Nick 👏👏👏
@magnuswootton6181
well apparently you cant do anything. what was i expecting?
@Faisal_Abid
Great video, thanks for the overview
@bryanqueme996
What biological implementations could be done on Qiskit? #askNick #NickKnows
@AtomicInsights
Clumsy !!!
@tormosilvia
Please, i don't know if it's me I am Dislexic and I have ASD, but I can't really read what you write in your dhasboard :(
@IslamThePeace1