I built multiple Avalonia apps with zero previous experience
- Windows 11 Hardening utility - made it because all existing ones are not updated to handle all the new AI telemetry + new updates + I made it differently and more powerful than anything that exists currently
- Windows Admin/ Security / Networking Utility built for my needs
- Windows 11 Anti Virus Nuker - Completely shuts off windows defender without disrupting system performance or zombie files
its my main platform here - claude / codex and everything else context windows and tooling are not up to speed for me and I cant afford API
for 50$ a month for 1500 requests - I use up the entire weeks worth of context for the other platforms in a couple hours with what im coding its annoying as hell and thats if they are working properly setup properly
QOCC is a vendor-agnostic, reproducible, trace-first layer that instruments quantum program workflows end-to-end and supports contract-defined correctness + cost optimization via closed-loop compilation/search.
I made these 2 projects very recently to test stuff, test ideas, implementations things that work vs break
QOCC is a vendor-agnostic, reproducible, trace-first layer that instruments quantum program workflows end-to-end and supports contract-defined correctness + cost optimization via closed-loop compilation/search.
10+ year IT sys admin veteran, bare minimum coding experience never shipped anything before AI
I made these 2 projects very recently to test stuff, test ideas, implementations things that work vs break
QOCC is a vendor-agnostic, reproducible, trace-first layer that instruments quantum program workflows end-to-end and supports contract-defined correctness + cost optimization via closed-loop compilation/search.
showing off my contribution to quantum after prompting for 5 whole minutes coming up with this idea
- Why? -
- I have always wanted to contribute to quantum for absolutely no good reason at all only because its been the #1 hardest problem to solve for humans that I can think of and read and watched countless hours of material on quantum growing up and I don't even know calculus yet
- this is kind of a 50/50 stress test, testing new models + new ideas + new implementations to come up with entirely new things that aren't even thought of yet
- Anybody know anyone working in quantum that can review my work please?