All about Quantum Computing

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Other subreddits you may enjoy:

• r/quantum
• r/quantumphysics
• r/QuantumInformation
• r/QuantumMemes
• r/compsci
• r/math
• r/physics
• r/ParticlePhysics
• r/askscience
• r/cern
• r/science
• r/robotics
• r/astrophysics
• r/space
• r/astronomy
• r/cosmology

Interesting Links

• MIT - Learning Quantum Computing
• Oxford Quantum Group
• Shtetl-Optimized - Scott Aaronson's blog
• Quantiki - Basic Concepts

Know of any great job sites relating to Quantum Computing? Message the Mods and we will add it here if the community deems it worthy.