Hi, I'm Aryan, a 16-year-old high school student from Delhi who loves building things. I'm a pretty active open-source contributor, but most of my work comes through the projects I run myself on GitHub. One of my projects recently started getting quite a lot of attention, which has been super motivating for me.
I'm also the founder of the DeyWeaver Foundation, fiscally sponsored by IFERS. A legally registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Los Angeles. Apart from coding and research, I've written my first book, and I sometimes dive into singing as a hobby (with around 2.5M streams).
I also volunteer a lot. I was a Program Manager at Youth Ideas at Work (YIAW) and work on fun projects with Hack Club. At heart, I'm just a boy from India with millions of dreams, always exploring what's possible with science, technology, and innovation. Oh, and if you're curious, I've also made a small site about the journey of my life.
I Have Spent 92 Hours of My Life Programming a Real IBM Quantum Computer (click here)
For the past 2 months, I've been working on Quantum Computers. Just like Python is for classical computers, quantum computers have their own frameworks and languages. I know:
- Qiskit (by IBM) - the most beginner-friendly, built on Python
- Cirq (by Google) - also Python-based
- Q# (by Microsoft) - a dedicated quantum programming language
- PennyLane - Quantum machine learning
I write quantum programs mostly in Python, using special libraries, so my Python skills transfer directly. I am one of the first quantum programmers in the world and maybe the only high schooler quantum programmer. :)
I can do mathematical calculations on a quantum computer. I have mathematical coding skills for vectors, matrices, and eigenvalues. I learned the math from 3Blue1Brown's "Essence of Linear Algebra" and Complex Numbers (just the basics works for me right now).
I can solve complex mathematical problems using:
- Superposition (H-gate code) of a Quantum Computer
- Entanglement (two qubits linked together)
- Quantum Gates (like logic gates)
- Quantum Circuits (how you build a quantum program)
Projects I Have Made:
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| Coded Grover's Algorithm (quantum search, faster than any classical computer) | Coded Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm (a classic beginner algorithm) |
- Implemented Quantum Teleportation
I'm currently researching Quantum Key Distribution (BB84) (cryptography) and documenting everything on GitHub. I'll make the repo public as soon as I publish my paper.
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