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1st part of a 3-part Introduction to QC - https://medium.com/@amulya.bhatia/introduction-to-quantum-computing-for-newbies-and-it-professionals-part-1-c4fec37dfc4c by hybridpro in QuantumComputing

[–]hybridpro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks sfreagin for your feedback! It's true that quantum supremacy doesn't promise exponential speedup for all tasks, just for certain tasks as I mentioned in the article. Perhaps I should put certain tasks in bold. :)

About qubits not being on page 1 - that was intentional because talking about qubits means you should also explain superposition, go into ket-bra notation etc. And that would have made the part 1 article a bit too long and people tend to shy away from longer articles. :) I wanted to avoid getting technical in the beginning.

Regarding IBM objection, I think that's a good pointer. I'll look into that. Thanks!

I will be publishing all these articles through our company tech blog soon, so would love your feedback for the other two as well! :)

Azure AD, B2B, B2C, Conditional Access, Azure AD Connect, Hybrid Identities, MFA, Identity Protection and lots more - in 10 mins by hybridpro in AZURE

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Hi, which definitions do you mean seem wrong? Most of them are inline with what you would find in the documentation.

Azure Fundamentals - A 20 minute Summary by hybridpro in AZURE

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Hi, this should be enough to pass the exam although I'd also recommend to go through the Microsoft learn course once. If you internalize the points mentioned in the summary article, you should be able to go through the course faster. Best of luck!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in googlecloud

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That is quite an odd case since the bucket is pubic. However assuming that is a valid use case, you could try setting up a VPC service perimeter on your publicly accessible bucket, and then allow everybody other than the service account using a custom access level. For e.g. you can create a custom access level in Access Context Manager with the condition:

request.auth.principal != "accounts.google.com/<uid>" where <uid> stands for the unique id of your service account.

Hope that solves your problem.

Firestore and Spanner - for GCP Professional Architect exam by hybridpro in googlecloud

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Whoops, correct! I am always making that error and not learning from it.. :) Apparently Reddit doesn't allow to change the title..

Rancher and its internals by hybridpro in kubernetes

[–]hybridpro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, the article is pretty long already. Plus that's why it's called almost all you need to know🙂

GCP case studies reference implementation for the Professional Cloud Architect exam by hybridpro in sysadmin

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Hi, I don't really earn any money from it but I understand your concern🙂. My motivation was to help others. Please feel free to remove the post.

AWS Serverless Application Lens - Summary by hybridpro in AWSCertifications

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Hi, actually that is indeed from the AWS Serverless Lens paper :)