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Michael Nielsen

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Lots of useful online resources mentioned in thread, if you want to learn quantum. I like quantum.country (w

@andy_matuschak

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Chiara Decaroli

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Hello #quantum twitter! Here's a question for you: what are your favourite #online resources for #learning (and teaching) quantum (as a whole, and #computing more specifically)? Interested in all levels. Hit me up! @michael_nielsen @nick_farina @QuantumDaisy @csferrie @aekert

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5:15 PM · Oct 16, 2021

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@andy_matuschak

I tried quantum.country recently and really liked it. Kudos!

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