daniel-fry
daniel-fry
The idea is that the user doesn't have to normalize their own input array and that by using normalize=True the user will understand that their input array needs to be...
> @daniel-fry are you still pursuing this? 🙂 Hi @Cryoris, yes I'm still pursuing this and I hope to finish it soon (as my first contribution to Qiskit). I just...
> @daniel-fry are you still pursuing this? 🙂 @Cryoris I can't find much for the "make black" command on Google. I assume it is coming from the black library for...
> > > @daniel-fry are you still pursuing this? slightly_smiling_face > > > > > > @Cryoris I can't find much for the "make black" command on Google. I assume...
@jakelishman Thanks for the tip!
Hi @Cryoris @jakelishman , I've done the things you suggested. My PR is failing only 1 check now I think. How do I better understand why it's failing? I can...
> At the bottom of this page, you should see a list of tests across Azure (the blue rocket logo) and GitHub Actions. You can click on "details" on any...
@Cryoris @jakelishman Unfortunately I don't have the time to make progress on this and understand how to push it through. Could you take over this please? If you could write...
> This is not blocked anymore, so we can proceed if you're still interested @daniel-fry! Since `Initialize` was split partially into `StatePreparation`, the functionality would probably have to be moved...
In Jupyter Notebook I put a 1 second sleep in the iterations that solved it for me. ``` import time for i in list: do_multithreading_thing() time.sleep(1) ```