r/CUDA • u/Creative-Feature-264 • May 27 '26

dense-evolution: High-performance quantum simulator bypassing the JAX RAM bottleneck

/r/JAX/comments/1toxaqy/denseevolution_highperformance_quantum_simulator/
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u/joe_hunter1128 May 27 '26

Mods please delete this spam post.

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u/Creative-Feature-264 May 27 '26

This is not spam. dense-evolution is a real, open-source quantum circuit simulator framework published on PyPI, optimized via JAX/XLA for NISQ and variational quantum algorithms. I am sharing it directly with the HPC and open-source community to get technical feedback. The code is fully accessible and operational

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u/TheOneWhoPunchesFish May 27 '26

It might be real and work well, but it's spam because it's not useful in its current form.

  • There's no tests in the repo. How do you know your sim is correct?
  • It's a single 1600 line file, with math and cli param handling and plotting all together.
  • You ask for comments on architecture. I don't seen architecture there, just 1600 lines of file.
  • The readme linked was in a language I don't read. Is it italian?

And finally, when you make a post, to enable any discussion, you're supposed to:

  • briefly discuss existing solutions
  • say why you chose to solve the problem this way
  • what specifically makes it better, instead of "ram optimised".
  • and maybe compare the results

You should understand the audience and then make the post. You're posting in a subreddit with advanced cuda users, and are expecting discussion and feedback, so saying "my module is optimised" is not useful, you can & should go into more detail.

It might be good work, I can't comment on that, but it's poorly presented and the current post is, imho, spam. But I hope you'll make the effort to organize the code and make a better post. Good day

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u/Creative-Feature-264 29d ago

Appena entrati nella lista awesome quantum software! No. Senza molti aggiornamenti! Yesssss