u/Beginning_Nail261

Listen here. Last month, I graduated with a B.S in CS from a top engineering program, and I am looking to WORK. HARD.
- Yes, I am cracked at ML and SWE
- Yes, I’ve taken projects through multiple R&D and iteration cycles
- Yes, I will learn unfamiliar technologies and become productive FAST
- Yes, I will work 90 hours a week and take ownership of difficult problems

If you’re a founder, startup, research group, or engineering team looking for someone who is highly motivated, technically curious, and eager to make an impact;

My inbox is open.

I’ve become increasingly aware of the transition towards more sophisticated internal representations while studying quantum compiler architectures, such that IRs are now being designed to represent entire quantum programs rather than circuits.

So I decided to write an article laying out the current landscape of emerging architectures and the overall shift from static to dynamic execution models

I'd love to get some feedback, and am especially interested in hearing thoughts or opinions from others working/interested in quantum software/compilers on whether we’re converging towards a truly hardware-agnostic compiler architecture or headed toward further fragmentation

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My ADHD is pretty severe, but I’ve actually gotten decent at managing it in most areas of my life. My biggest remaining weakness is my phone. Specifically once I open certain applications. I’ll tell myself “just 10-15 minutes” and suddenly two hours have disappeared.

The main culprit is Instagram. I deleted it for over months and felt amazing. I was more present, productive, and calm. I recently reactivated my account and I’m right back to having zero self-control with it. I also downloaded Hinge recently and it’s the exact same problem. It’s genuinely wasting entire days.

I don’t want to delete either applications because they do bring me real joy and connection, and even if I do cold turkey them, I always come back eventually, it’s like a loop! I’m clearly not capable of using them responsibly right now. It feels like I have literally no self-control once I open them, and I am prone to opening them constantly, and even if I delete the applications off my phone, I'm prone to immediately redownloading them

Does anyone have effective strategies for managing apps like these and phone usage in general with ADHD? I’d really appreciate any advice on how to use them in moderation without going full cold turkey, but it seems impossible for me.

I forgot my password and the email associated with my account has been deleted for a while now, what do I do?

The account is this one @Beginning_Nail261