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# David Beazley | Keynote: Built-in Super Heroes

YouTube Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyDLAutA88s

## Timestamps

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:02:30 - Built-in Types
00:03:45 - Generalities about built-in types
00:07:10 - Tuple
00:08:43 - List
00:09:14 - Set
00:10:00 - Dict
00:10:50 - Counter
00:11:30 - Default Dict
00:13:20 - Basic Powers
00:14:25 - Built-in Powers
00:15:33 - Iteration Powers
00:16:53 - Example: Food Inspections in Chicago
00:19:54 - Check all possible results
00:20:27 - Filtering failed inspections
00:21:35 - Filtering most common names in failed inspections
00:23:26 - Cleaning up the data
00:26:00 - Checking the most common street in failed inspections
00:27:00 - Filtering the most common street by year
00:29:20 - Grabbing all items from the most common street in 2016
00:30:14 - Business names in the most common street
00:31:30 - Identifying the worst location
00:33:40 - Collect inspection numbers by license number
00:35:44 - Most common way to fail an inspection at the location
00:41:00 - Outro
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## Introduction to Quantum Computing with Python and Qiskit

YouTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldX7ssvJx8M

### Chapters

00:06 – Begin of presentation
00:38 – Agenda
01:09 – Introduction
01:45 – What is Quantum Computing?
03:27 – Quantum Computing vs Classical Computing
06:49 – Real world applications
07:15 – Communications
08:02 – Cybersecurity
09:03 – IBM Quantum
10:00 – Composer (UI)
10:10 – OpenQASM vs Qiskit
11:50 – Start coding with Python in Quantum Lab
12:36 – Qiskit
13:00 – Quantum coding through Jupyter Notebooks
13:25 – First step
13:35 – Backend options
15:00 – Base circuit
15:55 – Visualization
16:52 – Results (State Vector vs QASM)
23:00 – Next steps