Day in My Life as a Quantum Computing Engineer! 

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🤣 fr bro

Bro not what they are used for

​@@lastdeat3286we all know, he is just joking

1) I actually like this voice. 2) quantum computing is not fit for AI. Too slow for that type of operation. Quantum computing is only good for list comparisons, which regular computers are really slow at, i.e. instantly getting a result from a comparison of a value with a list if values.

Eh, don't judge people too harshly. Most people can't show what they're working on, and want to make it more fun. it's not fun to just do a video of me staring at a computer, right?

@@Anastasia-Marchenkovayou’re gorgeous extremely smart have good style and have an extremely high paying job. You’re literally the perfect women.

@@WhiteOwlOnFire_XXX Also maybe she hides terrible secret or maybe she got a toxic selfish personality.. you cant tell the quality of someone by what they do

​@OOogg-hy8lh no she is a good person look at her full videos

​@WhiteOwlOnFire_XXX dude this is an educational video not a flirting site leave her alone

How do you send and work on the same files?

​@@ghevisartor6005you dont. Dont touch github fellow physicist, they will burn your brain and make smoothies 😢. My friend told me they forcked their project and i ran cuz i knew he has been infected by these aliens

You two are so naive. Github is riddled with security holes and issues.

@@ghevisartor6005 Why are you asking that here ? Are you dumb or trying to hack them ? Self hosted or Co-located git,svn, mercurial.. .. honestly.. are you dumb ?

@@EBDeveloperike all of the tech we use isnt stfu you npc

LOL! I have a Github onboarding presentation for just that reason!!

Why? I wonder. We computer science students see github as easy and should know tool

@@danielniels22 it's not the "using" github that's a struggle. It's that very few people in my field use it.

@@danielniels22… They said as a mathematician tho

You like only need 5 commands, yall just refuse to watch a tutorial

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i loled so hard reading this

Ok - but who is Sheldon then?

@@TymexComputing I think that he was referring to Sheldon Cooper.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

I... have studied and dealt with quantum mechanics. Since my undergrad, 15 years ago, building hardware and neutral atom quantum memories.

@@Anastasia-MarchenkovaBuilding hardware? That’s so cool! What HDL do you use? Or are you talking more about PCB design and analog design?

​@@Anastasia-Marchenkova hmm i heard golang is used in Quantum computing

@@alberteinstein9626 my boy woke up and chose voilance 😂😂😂 are you still salty at quantum physists? Niels Bohr ka bhoot aapke bhoot ki firki leta hai? 😂😂😂

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Bro you got the dream job, I'd kill for a job in Rust

Rust, the video game? pls optimize the game

You expected C? 💀

@@Rudxain a new very hard language specific for Quantum computers. it's a relieve to see python is used for quantum computers (or at least its API) :)

@@thoughtsengineer definitely. I would expect Q#, but would prefer Rust, although I have no idea how many quantum libs there are for Rust

They use lisp for the actual computers

I mean its pulling data to and from the cloud. Python is great for scripting APIs. I use python for all the game scripts i write to hack and chea..... Nevermind :/

I have the intellect of a peanut, but I have a question if you wouldn't mind answering. Given that the field of quantum physics, computing, and everything is constantly developing, how do you integrate that with cybersecurity, a field that is also ever-evolving but relatively stable. Wouldn't it be better to have secure infrastructure that you already know a lot about? I only recently came across all these concept (like yesterday, so I really have no idea what am I talking about) and it sounds pretty solid? Your job sounds pretty solid and I hope you get paid enough for it, if only I could be that smart

@@AlthamenesI’m not an expert but the way I understand it is the current method of cryptography we use is mainly based on prime numbers. In theory you could solve the cryptography and open any top secret file in the world if you had a good enough computer that could calculate and guess these extremely long prime number problems quickly but digital computers aren’t able to do this and it could take an very long time, even hundreds of years to crack a single code. The problem is that quantum computers work differently than digital computers and they happen to be very good at computing these types of problems. A good quantum computer could crack those same codes within a couple of minutes or even seconds. So if you had a good quantum computer basically you could see through the curtains of anything on the internet which is a huge problem if it gets in the wrong hands. So people like OP are getting ahead of the curve now and creating new methods of cryptography that we can use to make things more secure in the future. I just started getting into these topics myself and It’s really fascinating. Versatium (probably spelled wrong) has a really good video he put up recently going into more detail on this subject called how quantum computers break the internet. Highly recommend it

​@@AlthamenesI'm also relatively unknowledgable about this stuff, but I'm guessing that OP's job is about making security systems that are "Quantum Proof" and cant be easily subdued by a quantum computer (as far as I'm aware most mordern security encryptions can easily be decoded by quantum computers)

me too! is there a specific scheme you're working on?

Lattice cryptography

I think the "Sorry no free food, except Tuesday's" was a well-deserved dig at the girl who showed what it was like for her Google, which was essentially going to get free food and gym access. There's no way that's how it is for the majority there, but the fact it even had those facilities is questionable given their work and pay.

Why?

​@@soberupihateyou Why not?

Youre giving people way too much credit. 😂😂😂 Approach is the difference between being a Minion and being Despicable 😂😂😂

How you view your humanity is blinding you to the fact that no mstter how similar, ai is not human. And information is real, whether organic or digital. All intelligence is intelligence. And im not a person bound by sciences understanding of Neurology

@@neurogenesis9179 deez nuts

Asking the real questions

Спасибо!! 💜

Шкода тільки що якесь тупе позерство викладає, отдразу складається враження не дуже розумної людини

You should if you want to!! Go for it!

Cool!! What textbook are you using??

Physics! Honestly it doesn't always have the best job prospects - but I hopped around learning as much as I could, I started a company, did programming, deep learning, sales, and working on building my soft skills beyond physics!

😂😂😂

dumb code, nothing proprietary - thanks for looking out! Though, I'm sure some people will use that as an excuse to say I'm not a real code. Can't win! 😂

You‘re blonde, we don’t need to look into your code to judge😂 although it’s not a big deal what people think, enjoy🥂

People think it's all magic and rainbows! Sometimes you got to do the dirty work, write some pipeline and data cleaning code, document a process -- can't always be making groundbreaking discoveries every day!

Indeed that's all the part under the tip of the iceberg, But everything needs a strong fundation

Oh noooo!! It's so strange, not using Github isn't an OPTION in software engineering jobs.

I own the company so yea I'm okay with it.

start questioning every thing happened around you thats how you can explore Physics concepts and how things work.

Physics is about modeling the work from basics and first principles and simplifying those models down! thats what the courses are really about - reducing the phenomena around us to simple terms :)

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova damn sounds simple really!

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova thanks for explaining

Prob should get mathtutordvd. Idk how he teaches pyschics but teaches calc really good.

we track the humidity and temperature of where we store the chips.. that data is combined with simulation + experimental data. to figure out how long we can use the thing. shouldn't really store it in ambient air for long, but have to sometimes

DARPA is very serious about security

Pretty please!

@@liamdavis2068 I guess I do sound demanding but I'd love it if someone who knew could explain it here.

you got clickbaited. She has nothing to do with Quantum Computing, just a regular dev.

Fan RPM: *69 trillion* Liquid cooling: *evaporated*

Just curious, what misogyny are you talking about? I scrolled through a ton of the comments and haven't seen any shots at her for being a woman. Only thing I've seen is people calling her pretty, which isn't mysogynetic but rather complimentary.

​@@ABSTRACTSHNITZEL Sort by newest comments instead of top comments

@@t.d.2016 At the time I wrote this comment two months ago, there were no misogynistic comments - comments rendering her inferior due to her womanhood. I’m not saying there weren’t negative comments, but negative comments != misogyny.

yep! I spent half an hour on a script to save engineers an hour each day! Plus, it became core to our quantum design tool - no training data, no ML!

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova Good times

google drive... I said NO

Most straightforward path? Bachelors in Physics PhD in physics

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Physics!!

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova omg awesome!!! That’s what I’m majoring in now 😁

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova your video has more content about boring CS stuff than physics. writing Python code (how painful is that), writing APIs, writing code to read sensor data, pulling data from the cloud, using github. that's not what I'd imagine a physicist would do. running out of computer scientists?

It's AI! I get it! I'll do my voice next time! That way people can hate my voice instead! 😂

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova In my opinion, the term "AI" is overused. Recently I solved a non-digital card game (real cards on cardboard) via backtracking because "let the computer search for a correct combination". Asks my son: "did you use AI for that ?" If a machine generates an artificial voice, it's not a sign of intelligence. Agree? IMO it's called "text2speech". Soon someone will also call the automatic breaks in my car "intelligent". Imagine that car advertisement: "now drives with artificial intelligence" ))

@@menyasavut3959i agree, ai has certainly been overused for things it does not describe too well. however many text to speeches are under definition of ai. they are given tons of data of people speaking and ai replicated the sound for let’s say a phonic and predicts how it would sound. You can make an ai model that will generate the phonic for whatever text was written. a lot of modern text to speeches work like that, they use ai algorithms. at my school i had this exact arguement with a friend.

The coolest part is that you can get involved with quantum from all fields. We need folks who are domain experts in chemistry or finance, those who build great applications, and even folks who can manage manufacturing and process - and who are just interested in quantum!