u/Chance-Pen-5684

I was wondering how to understand Grover’s algorithm without getting lost in all the quantum stuff.

I needed something that showed the mechanism clearly so I could see what was going on to gain an intuition for it.

[Byt-wyze-technology/Grover-Explorer](https://github.com/Byt-wyze-technology/Grover-Explorer)

Grover-Explorer is primarily a teaching tool where you can step through the oracle and diffusion, watch the amplitudes move and explore the algorithm in small, understandable steps.

The math core isn’t a visual mock‑up — it runs the real Grover update rules. It flips the marked item, reflects amplitudes around their mean, and rotates the state toward the target using exact calculations. For large N , it switches to a correct analytical model instead of faking a giant state table.

The frontend is seperate from the mathematical core, so you could build your own frontend or app over the core should you wish, or create lessons, examples etc using the core engine.

This is a example frontend I made, Ive stuck it up on the website as a demo for now to show the type of thing you can make. [Grover Explorer Frontend](https://grovers-algorithm.byt-wyze.com/) But I’ll remove it in a week or 2 unless there’s huge demand to leave it up.

I have packaged the core and open sourced it on NPM as a package so you can literally use it with:

npm i grover-explorer-engine.

Hope it's helpful for someone else too.

I wanted to know what was happening in the preprocessing step of a SAT solver like CaDiCal.

This repo logs the steps from original CNF to simplified that the solver uses, compares and replays the steps and can reconstruct everything with the logs.

https://github.com/Byt-wyze-technology/STTF

I hope it helps someone else too.

ASCII Cat emoji Esolang

Just as a bit of fun, sometimes when AI hallucinates or lies to me I demand it only answer me in ASCII Cat emojis and remove it's permission to use English as punishment. 😄
I wanted to be able to understand the responses and it just spiralled out of control way further than it deserved. From conversational to could it be a functioning programming language?

In short, the ASCII Cat Language is now a visual, two-dimensional esolang that uses ASCII art cats as its fundamental programming construct.

I hope you enjoy it, Ive open sourced it on Github.
[https://github.com/Byt-wyze-technology/ascii-cat-language