literally no cover, and steep dunes on either side. It’s like they’re asking for an ambush

perhaps if we zoom back some more…

My man Nikola would have invented FTL travel had he lived six months longer

Good lord these numbers are ludicrous

used to donate to the Blender foundation to support development, but I’m holding off till I am in a better place financially to resume my donation. Same goes for amnesty, mediapart and acf

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it’s gotta be 6 meters of law then

phew

haaaaannnn

I am not following

you’re missing out

mount stHelens star

6m ?

I played a year ago, I don’t remember seeing a bug. Yes actually, I was softlocked once, now that I think of it

True

That’s established economic science. Billionaires cannot possibly create added value to account for their wealth, just as you or I cannot become billionaires at the sweat of our brow. These people end up billionaires for being at the giving end of an oppressive labor system, and often, of untaxed inheritance.

Yea, fuck paywalls, except there isn’t one here. Not sure what you’re on about.

Pulling a serious comment from your third link only reinforces practically everything I’ve been getting at…

See, this is an example of the bad faith I mentioned above : cherrypicking examples that suit your preconceived ideas, ignoring the truckload of examples, frameworks and code snippets (which you asked for) I provided with a brief search on a free search engine. You have shown no will to communicate in good faith, so I am ending my interaction with you here. Just for the record, this is disrespectful of my time, as well as yours.

Nobody sees what they don’t look for. This is seven seconds of using duckduckgo with the following query : “what does code for a quantum computer look like?”

https://medium.com/rigetti/how-to-write-a-quantum-program-in-10-lines-of-code-for-beginners-540224ac6b45

https://github.com/Qiskit

https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/9381/what-would-a-very-simple-quantum-program-look-like

https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3517340#sec-3

I don’t pretend to understand this, as I’m not a computer scientist, even less so a quantum scientist. Quite honestly, if you allow me a bit of criticism, I think you’re interacting with this whole topic in bad faith. Moving goalposts, obviously not doing any kind of documentation effort before criticizing an entire field of research, claiming that development efforts should go towards some vaguely defined “fixing the world problems”…

Well if you’re already into Brel… I can confidently give you Brassens. I consider him to have been the greatest poet. It’s difficult to convey just how beautifully he told mundane things (les copains d’abord, l’orage…), how he made life and death sweet (le testament, la prière…), how he brought the humblest people under the limelight (la complainte des filles de joie, l’auvergnat…), and elevated already beautiful works of poetry (Paul Fort, Victor Hugo) into musical classics (Gastibelza, le petit cheval…).