Chris Schnabel

Qrypt has announced Key Generation, which allows you to independently generate symmetric keys at multiple endpoints - without ever distributing the encryption key. Read more about it in our press release: qrypt.com/keygen-pr

The capability profiled here is available as a drop-in SDK. You just need to register, generate a token, and download the SDK at portal.qrypt.com/register

@thomasgwong @arxiv I see what you didn't do there.

The waiting period between submitting a paper to @arXiv and it being announced...

@Lerongil It was pretty cool. He gave an interesting framework to how to think about problems to be solved based on scenes, e.g. for a theme of food - brainstorm different scenes where you engage with food - and then when you have a bunch, think about the problems.

@chrisschnabel How was it?

@twosigma published some example technical interviews. Highly recommend you take a look if you've never gone through one. twosigma.com/articles/watch…

Started a 5 month sabbatical this week, from my day job as Director of Product Management for IBM Quantum! I'll be spending time working on some personal projects, but I'd love to hear your ideas -- what would you do with a sabbatical?

@reckless Given apples position that apple is entitled to all revenue through their store I wonder when somebody behind arguing all those developers are their employees?

@reckless so competing with apple has a beginning, challenges, and an end... I guess it's a game then?

Absolutely love @JRussellHuffman latest Medium article on generating #quantum art medium.com/qiskit/quantum…

@IBM Just announced the full quantum roadmap including hardware and software. You don't need to learn new languages. ibm.com/blogs/research…

The world needs science now more than ever. Join me in supporting scientific thinking and #urgencyofscience today. Visit research.ibm.com/urgencyofscien… to learn more.

Just watched the announcement during the IBM Quantum Summit, with Dr. Frederick the President of @HowardU. It goes well beyond education ... really excited to have the scientists and engineers from these HBCUs join, and ready to see all we can build together!

Today I announced our hardware roadmap at our annual IBM Quantum Summit. We are confident that we can do these amazing things and feel it is time to lay out our plan for our partners, clients and colleagues to critique and contribute along the journey. ibm.com/blogs/research…

Check out the many new updates to the IBM Quantum Experience. You can easily run and monitor jobs, customize your workspace, view @qiskit code, and much more. I’m proud that we can help so many get started in quantum, and create their first quantum circuit ibm.co/3gvcxri

@SeanWebflow Director of Product Management, IBM Quantum Computing. DM me any mentoring requests. Also have background and extensive network in semiconductor development. UX designer position (and more) at ibm.biz/quantum-careers

Does anyone know of any engineering and/or product managers who are willing to mentor black and brown folks? Feel free to comment! There is plenty of black and brown talent looking for mentors in technical roles too. It's the perfect time to help out! 👇

@SlackHQ please disable ok_hand Unicode emoji, or at least replace it with something that hasn't been co-opted by white supremacists. Definitely not in the ok camp anymore.

My coworker Lukasz Cincio completed exercise 4 with a top score of 45. Lukasz used the machine-learning approach outlined in our paper: arxiv.org/abs/1803.04114 . Thanks to IBM for this exciting challenge #IBMQuantumChallenge @ElisaBaumer @abe_asfaw

This gives me chills. I first became a manager when I realized how proud I would get when the people I work with accomplish great things. It's next level humbling working on the #IBM quantum computing team. youtube.com/watch?time_con…

coming close to a decision point...