Eduardo Maschio
dooms@selfdon.0x7c4.com
<p>Nice to meet you! Currently I develop a Quantum Programming Language for quantum computers & networks, algorithms & applications: <a href="https://github.com/hhat-lang/hhat_lang" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">github.com/hhat-lang/hhat_lang</span><span class="invisible"></span></a> Towards a higher abstraction way to deal with quantum phenomena so software developers can harness quantum resources. Ex-Quantum Software Developer at Pasqal (NL), Ex-Data Engineer/Quantum Device Engineer at Microsoft Quantum Lab & QuTech (NL). The Netherlands</p>
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what I find sad is that almost all researcher physicists that had left twitter for mastodon just disappeared. To me, it only shows how people are attached to addictive algorithms and others opinions/rants.
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I can say that the proprietary LLMs got really bad fast. The higher number version should mean better, but I&#39;m getting worse results more often. I hope this is due to AI poison, AI data feeding, and the models limitations.
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@jpmens where should I start to learn internet protocols implementations, rules, designs? As I feel the urge to know how to implement them in the future, I&#39;d love to have an advice from an expert/knowledgeable person. Sometimes I feel ignored by some of them, but maybe I just chose the right time or person to ask.
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@notsomildlyneurotic@mastodon.social I was facing the same issue in the beginning of my last attempt to try it out (because it sucked so much in the previous iterations I could not care less to not use it at all.) Then I realized something very valuable: if I use it to give me just the gist of some process I&#39;m interested in learning then I rip it off, like old days when I was learning to program and every was new, and modify to what I need, it kind of works.