You can find the latest build for QByte here. Feedback is always appreciated!

So this is the first devlog I’ve made, which means it’s missing a lot of context… but writing all of that context would take forever, so we’re just going to go with…

For today’s collective chat between Paul Sztajer (pdyxs), Daniel Keogh (DanielKeogh) and Rob Lee (Rob133) tackle the age-old problem of putting a name to whatever it is we are. As with coming up with a name for anything, what proceeds is a meticulous process…

You can find the current build of QByte here. It’s really an in-between build, so expect some broken-ness.

It’s been about 6 weeks since I last did a devlog for QByte, and while I’ve definitely made progress, that progress has felt slight…

You can find the latest build of QByte (v0.1) here. Feedback is always appreciated. Specifically, if you are someone or know someone who’s in the quantum computing field, I’d love to hear from you. I think what I’ve built is a decent tool for those who…

Today we’re getting self-referential by using the BlogChat to talk about the BlogChat format. As you may have noticed from our earlier contributions to Medium we have been cropping conversations directly from chats…