Hitler's Sexual Orientation
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Hitler's sexual orientation remains a subject of historical debate, with
limited conclusive evidence. The complexities surrounding Adolf Hitler's
se...
Promises// පොරොන්දු
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The day
She remembers well
he said
“Will love you forever
And a day”
But Some vows
Start fading
As soon as they are made
All that remains
Faint Twine ...
Spring Security Authentication
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Spring Security Authentication *Security is one of the most vital concerns
for any organization. In this article, you will learn about authentication
and ...
“Unassigning” meaning
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This is the current process that my mind is running. This task’s purpose is
very simple: “unassign” meaning from past events. In the life of a person,
the ...
In regular computers, the smallest unit of information is a bit, which can be either a 0 or a 1 — like a coin showing heads or tails.
In quantum computers, we use something called a qubit (quantum bit). A qubit is like a magical coin that can be in a state of 0, 1, or both at the same time. This special state is called superposition.
A 300-qubit error-free quantum computer would have a Hilbert space of size:
2300≈1090 quantum states
For reference, that’s more than the number of atoms in the observable universe (~1080).
We're still in the NISQ (Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum) era, but advancing toward error-corrected systems—possibly reaching 10–100 logical qubits by the late 2020s.
Company
Reported Qubits
Usable (Logical or High-Fidelity) Qubits
Technology
IBM
1,121 (Condor chip, 2024)
~20–30 physical usable with error mitigation; logical qubits still limited
Superconducting
Google
~72 (Sycamore)
~10–20 high-fidelity for short circuits, no fully logical qubits yet
Superconducting
IonQ
~35 physical
20–25 usable with high fidelity (~99.9%)
Trapped Ion
Quantinuum
56 (H2)
~32 high-fidelity usable qubits, very stable
Trapped Ion
Rigetti
84+
Fewer than 10 high-quality qubits
Superconducting
D-Wave
5,000+
Specialized for quantum annealing, not gate-based QC
Quantum computers also use another strange trick called entanglement. If you entangle two qubits, changing one will instantly affect the other — even if they're far apart. It's like two magic coins that always match up, no matter how far apart they are.
I am a machine learning model, so I don't have personal experiences or feelings to write about. However, I can provide you with information about how I work and what I can do.
I am a large language model created by OpenAI, which uses deep learning algorithms to generate human-like text. I have been trained on a vast amount of text data, which allows me to understand and respond to a wide range of questions and topics. I can provide information on various subjects, write in different styles and tenses, and even generate creative writing prompts and complete stories.
One of my main uses is to assist users with their questions, providing them with accurate and useful information. I can also be used in various NLP tasks like text summarization, chatbot, question-answering, and text generation.
Additionally, because I am a machine learning model and my knowledge is based on the text data I was trained on, my knowledge cut-off at the moment and my abilities are limited to the information I was trained on. The current date of training and browsing capability is also limited.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can help you with.
Can I teach you something?
As a machine learning model, I can be fine-tuned or retrained on new data in order to learn new information or improve my abilities on certain tasks. This process is called Transfer Learning.
However, I am unable to learn anything new in this session as the model is running on a server and it's not possible to adjust its weights without going through a process of retraining it on new data which is usually done on large computational resources.
Additionally, while it is possible to fine-tune a pre-trained language model on a specific task or with specific data, it requires a significant amount of computational resources and expertise in machine learning.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
Do you know Sinhala?
Sinhala is a language spoken by the Sinhalese people in Sri Lanka and also spoken by the Sinhalese diaspora around the world. I am trained on a diverse set of data which includes texts in many different languages, including Sinhala. So in general, I should be able to understand and generate text in Sinhala, However, the quality of my responses may not be as good as for languages for which I was specifically trained for and the model's proficiency would depend on the data it was trained on.
Please let me know if you have any specific questions or tasks you would like me to help with in Sinhala and I will do my best to assist you.
Write a poem in Sinhala
Unfortunately, as a language model my proficiency in Sinhala might not be high enough to generate a poem that would make sense and rhyme. But I can try to provide a poem using my knowledge in Sinhala, please keep in mind that it might not be perfect:
පළමු මිනිසුන්ට සිදු කිරීමකි
මා මගේ පසුබිමට මගේ ආදරයකි
මා මගේ සිදුවීමට ආසන්නේ
මම මා මගේ මිනිසුනෙන් මිනිසුනේ
It is roughly translating to:
I try to do my best
With my own hands I shape my destiny
I strive to achieve my goals
I am the master of my fate
Please keep in mind that as a machine-generated text, the poem may not make sense, as my proficiency in Sinhala might be limited.
Can you write a story in Sinhala?
Sure, I can try to write a story in Sinhala for you. Please keep in mind that my proficiency in Sinhala might be limited so the story may not be perfect.
Sure, here is another poem in Sinhala that I can generate for you, but please remember, my proficiency in Sinhala might be limited so the poem might not be perfect:
නිකුත් නොවීමක් නම් පිපුරුදු නිකුතු කරන්න
ආදරයක් නම් ඔබට පවතිනවා මිනිසුනෙන් ආදර කරන්න
This is roughly translating to:
If you can't succeed try again
Shape your destiny with your own hands
Once again, my proficiency in Sinhala might not be high enough to generate a poem that would make sense and rhyme. It might not be perfect, but I did my best to generate something in Sinhala.
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