It would be worth clarifying the cost and your intentions with my email address.

Considering the top level domain is trying to sell a book and you're active about your company on LinkedIn I'd be worried about my email address.

> This course teaches the craft of building practical quantum circuits from scratch.

Can't wait to have an ion trap in my living room!

I would love to appreciate the work that is going into this curriculum, but when the lesson overview is overwhelming amounts of AI copy slop I just can't bring myself to be interested.

Edit: i'm talking about the text, not the pictures. It's not overwhelming in the sense that it is a lot of text, but in the sense that the amount of Claude-isms in relation to both word count and actual content is way too high for me to care about. Take lesson 9 for example:

9. Where the quantum lives

    every page is a classical drawing

    the animation is impossible

    each step has a classical model; they refuse to glue

    one story per step, no story overall

    where the quantum actually lives

    and the gap has a price, in coherent memory

I have no idea what is going on here or what the topic of this lesson is, and the same is true for like half of the lesson overviews here. Like i said, i'd love to be able to judge the content, but there is none here.