Tyson Jones

Attention simulators of the Lindbladian! What form do your jump operators typically have?

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QuESTlink v0.18 brings Pauli transfer matrices to Mathematica 🎉 github.com/QTechTheory/Qu…

@KikeSolanoPhys Piling in with my own crap-post: tysonjones.io/blog/rant-dili…

This factorization with 10 qubits arxiv.org/abs/2212.12372 is most advanced one in history of quantum computing. Shor's algorithm fans just have to run it in same QC and compare. Quantum algorithms run in quantum computers, neither in Hilbert space or math theorems of scalability.

A 3am rant about RSA-breaking tysonjones.io/blog/rant-dili…

• the business-major lead of a corporate team proclaiming science degrees are merely elite academic gatekeeping from genuine research (unpaid interns wanted)

• horse-beating sci-comm animations of random mathematical truths whose 15 frames will totally change your perspective on formal proofs and like, circles, man

Now that the world's richest megalomaniac is destroying this platform with securities fraud, I don't know where I'll go to replace all the benefits of academic science Twitter such as...

Phew only 40 minutes late

@TheAirlineCoach Nothing better than your 2.05am bus simply not showing up, stranding you at LHR until the next scheduled at 4.05am. £23 to stand two hours in the early morning cold, what a bargain!

Had the misfortune to stumble across a nonsensical anti-climate-change "declaration" and was unsurprised to ctrl-F find a total of 131 matches for "mining", "industry", "business", "civil engineer" and "chemical engineer" among the signatories. And 176 "retired"!

@CraigGidney Do you suppose we count the increment operations in the assembly code of every language & interpreter? The backend shouldn't count

@TysonRayJones I was definitely imagining the code *implementing* split-string-by-pattern rather than the code using it.

Has anyone ever done a quantitative survey (eg. by crawling github) of whether languages with half-open range conventions (python, C++, etc) have fewer +1s/-1s in indexing math than languages with closed range conventions (Basic, Julia, etc)?

@CraigGidney On my last remaining leg, I suppose splitting strings at indices is relatively low-level. Indeed, Mathematica's "StringSplit" accepts patterns! reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/S…

@TysonRayJones How would you split a string into a prefix and a suffix with a cut at a character position?

(1/5) Some tips for the next generation of reviewers. (Because mine is doomed!) Your work as a reviewer consists of answering only three questions: #AcademicChatter #AcademicWriting