I keep a public record of my path into quantum computing. It includes the ideas and mathematics I work through, the code I run, the projects I build, the milestones I reach, the mistakes I correct, and the results I get from real hardware.
Five entries from the notebook, refreshed daily:
- Relative phase: the invisible engine of quantum
- From counts to histogram: reading quantum results
- The honest state of quantum in 2026 (NISQ, no hype)
- Deutsch Jozsa: the hello world of quantum advantage
- The tensor product: why 10 qubits means 1024 numbers



