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Set up a high performance hybrid quantum compute environment in your own Azure Quantum workspace, and run your code on real quantum machines. See the latest advances, core concepts, and Microsoft's distinct topological approach to get us closer to realizing the world's first scalable quantum machine with Azure Quantum Computing.

Microsoft Distinguished Engineer and Azure Quantum VP, Krysta Svore, joins host Apoorva Nori, to share what it is and how to set it up.

► QUICK LINKS:

00:00 - Introduction

02:40 - What is Quantum Computing?

04:40 - Applications suited for quantum computers

05:50 - Topological qubits

07:43 - Majorana zero modes

09:43 - How to set up Azure Quantum

12:51 - Quantum Intermediate Representations (QIR)

14:18 - Wrap up

► Link References:

Start using Azure Quantum today at https://aka.ms/quantumworkspace

Open source samples and learning materials at https://aka.ms/learnquantum

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In this episode, Daryl and Scott talk to fellow MVP Raphaël Pothin, a user and consumer of Jupyter Notebook, about the Power Platform Notebook Templates.

Some of the highlights:

• TMNT
• What is Jupyter Notebook
• Code and Markdown Cells in Jupyter Notebook
• Is VB still a thing
• Where/how Notebooks can be used
• Use case scenario to use Notebooks for Power Platform
• Raphaël's MVP journey
• Raphaël's upcoming activities
• Don't Accept the Defaults - Abel Wang https://www.bonfire.com/dont-accept-the-defaults-abel-wang

Raphaël's Info and other links:

• https://www.linkedin.com/in/raphael-pothin-642bb657
• @RaphaelPothin
• Polywork: https://poly.work/rpothin
• Blog: https://medium.com/rapha%C3%ABl-pothin
• GitHub: https://github.com/rpothin
• Notebooks:
  • Power Platform Notebook Templates: https://github.com/rpothin/Power-Platform-Notebooks
  • https://github.com/dotnet/interactive
  • Automating Diagnostic Notebooks with Azure Serverless Architecture: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/data-exposed/automating-diagnostic-notebooks-with-azure-serverless-architecture
  • Automate Jupyter Notebooks for diagnostics: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/example-scenario/data/automating-diagnostic-jupyter-notebook

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Your hosts:
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Editor: Linn Zaw Win: https://www.linkedin.com/in/linnzawwin  | @LinnZawWin

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Today's episode was inspired by a question on folks who postpone a merge for fear of being the one to resolve a conflict. Shout out to Candied Orange for the thoughtful answer.

Paul and Sara reminisce about the days before Git, when version control was very different from what it is today, and Paul accidentally left many a project in shambles. Do you remember the days of Subversion and CVS? 

Later, we dig into Sara's new adventure with Jupyter Notebooks. They are extremely useful for developers, but what would it take to make them a tool for any kind of knowledge worker? Default to a PowerPoint style, obviously.

Last but not least, we dig into the endless argument over the 10X developer, Reed Hastings' love for the 100X developer, and the true formula for attracting employees that will contribute their genius without wrecking the team.  Clive Thompson has a great piece on the myth, meritocracy, and messy reality of rockstar coders.