A developer who fell into quantum.
I’m a master’s student in computer science at the University of Udine, and I work in industry at Over The Reality, also in Udine. I’ve been writing software professionally for over 15 years — across web, systems, and applied AI — and somewhere along the way I got obsessed with quantum computing.
This site is my way of working through papers I find interesting. Physics, quantum architectures, compilers, error correction — the kind of research that sits at the intersection of computation and the physical world. I read slowly, build intuition step by step, and write things up so they stick.
I’m a visual learner. Abstract ideas only click for me once I can see them — a diagram, a simulation, something I can poke at. That’s why every paper here comes with figures and interactive notebooks: not decoration, but the actual thinking tool.
First and foremost, this is a lab notebook for myself. If it turns out to be useful to others, all the better.
The pages, figures, and notebooks here are generated with AI assistance — then personally curated before anything goes live. Every diagram gets inspected. Every explanation gets read. I care about getting it right, not just getting it out.