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I Designed a Quantum Computer
Hacker NewsI Designed a Quantum Computer
I am posting a design for a quantum computer because I would like to speak with experts and people interested in hacking together physical quantum computers. This is an exploratory design and is an attempt to reason through quantum computation from first principles.
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