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    <title>Design Patterns for Optimizing Quantum Circuits, Dispatch 1</title>
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    <author>dev@almond.org (Siddharth Lalwani)</author>
    <description>Twenty-six small rewrites that contestants used in two public quantum-circuit contests, each with an animated before and after circuit, Qiskit code, its effect on Toffoli and qubit counts, and a machine-checked Lean proof.</description>
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    <title>The 50 best-funded quantum computing companies of 2026, and how developers can contribute to each</title>
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    <author>dev@almond.org (Siddharth Lalwani)</author>
    <description>Forty quantum companies have raised $100M+ each, about $27.3B in total. A scan of 106 GitHub repos shows the money and the code are in different places. Every company, its funding, moat, and the exact repo to start with.</description>
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