Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "Google unveils 'mind-boggling' quantum computing chip | BBC News" video.

  1.  @thenonexistinghero  brother, machine language is created by humans to represent the state of transistors, if the hardware is different then a new type of machine language will be created to support the new hardware. in the 1930s when the first vacuum tube computers were made someone like you was confused at how computers could be written with 1s and 0s instead of sliding beads like an abacus
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  2.  @PDRIFT86  How many different chat apps have they had? 5? 6?
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  3.  @alfiananas31  GPUs are just good at running a lot of operations in parallel
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  4.  @MrJustin259  Please don't tell me you're one of those people. Japan went to the moon just this year.
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  5.  @GodLovesComics  Actually, that's just being British in general. They understate everything. However, he is correct, quantum computing is largely oversold. It's kind of like the difference between parallel processing (more cores) and a faster, single processor core. You will still need a faster core for many applications, having more cores is not a magic bullet that makes everything faster. It will help researchers in many applications. Consumers... perhaps not so much.
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  6.  @AlexanderTheGreat-f5r  Lol, you take China at their word.
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  7. @AlexanderTheGreat-f5r  Investment? Same reason Google is lying about theirs with the "10 septillion years" nonsense? Come on, now.
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  8.  @SpicyMelonYT  Uh, there needs to be an output or the data won't be useful to humans.
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  9.  @aceman0000099  more like your car turns left, right, drives straight over the curb and into the grass, stops, and does a U-turn all at the same time -- until you try to pick one, then the one you wanted is actually chosen, but the car was driving all of those other options in the background "just in case"
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  10.  @TheFreakonhell  it's only that fast because it was specifically designed to make the QPU look good. google is a company, they are doing this for marketing purposes. they greatly exaggerate the capabilities of their their own products all the time
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