The First Programming Languages: Crash Course Computer Science #11
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Teodor
Kinda dislike this episode. The cause of that might be that everything here is to be taken as granted. I mean that essential questions are omitted just to make everything simpler, wchich means that overall it is impossible to take the rest of the information as valuable. Underlying principles are a mystery to me. How few 0s and 1s affect the circuitry. How by throwing in some 101010 you get -Retrieve that data from the matrix- or whatever. Circuitry is presoldered to some tasks as far as I know at this point. Calculator is a calculator huh. How to you alter the circuitry of a calculator to do something else?
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Kinda dislike this episode. The cause of that might be that everything here is to be taken as granted. I mean that essential questions are omitted just to make everything simpler, wchich means that overall it is impossible to take the rest of the information as valuable. Underlying principles are a mystery to me. How few 0s and 1s affect the circuitry. How by throwing in some 101010 you get -Retrieve that data from the matrix- or whatever. Circuitry is presoldered to some tasks as far as I know at this point. Calculator is a calculator huh. How to you alter the circuitry of a calculator to do something else?
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georgysb
How funny to see all those photos of afro-american persons in front of old computers. just in the trend of modern -tolerance-. One should think they also were -computer experts and enthusiasts-. oh c'mon, it's in the times there were separate seats in public transport -for colored-? All these photos just accentuate the fact somebody had to wash floors of that huge computational halls and punch endless stacks of cards. another words do all the jobs white persons didn't want to do.
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How funny to see all those photos of afro-american persons in front of old computers. just in the trend of modern -tolerance-. One should think they also were -computer experts and enthusiasts-. oh c'mon, it's in the times there were separate seats in public transport -for colored-? All these photos just accentuate the fact somebody had to wash floors of that huge computational halls and punch endless stacks of cards. another words do all the jobs white persons didn't want to do.
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Aman
I feel so bad that I didn't know anything about the marvellous Grace hopper She built the first compiler and a simpler HLL and laid to the foundation of basically all the other ones. I don't understand why is there nothing named after her, why doesn't the school teach about her?
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I feel so bad that I didn't know anything about the marvellous Grace hopper She built the first compiler and a simpler HLL and laid to the foundation of basically all the other ones. I don't understand why is there nothing named after her, why doesn't the school teach about her?
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Ramachandran
One point is missed, how do i write 1s and 0s in the ram in voltages. Ram is loaded with predefined voltage instruction when i boot the computer. But how do i change the voltages to represent a different instruction?
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One point is missed, how do i write 1s and 0s in the ram in voltages. Ram is loaded with predefined voltage instruction when i boot the computer. But how do i change the voltages to represent a different instruction?
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Lemonade
So let me get this straight. Before. We were skeptical that a computer could handle turning human words into multiple computer instructions by itself. And now we have machine learning. Oh how far we have come. Amazing.
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So let me get this straight. Before. We were skeptical that a computer could handle turning human words into multiple computer instructions by itself. And now we have machine learning. Oh how far we have come. Amazing.
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Wielki
. and now Fortran still remains a language of choice for heaviest numerical computations. Yes, nowaday codes do look much different. Not because they really have to, just for the sake of clarity, reusability etc.
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. and now Fortran still remains a language of choice for heaviest numerical computations. Yes, nowaday codes do look much different. Not because they really have to, just for the sake of clarity, reusability etc.
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Lyondhur
The utter joy of feeling your brain when it tickles, because what you know is polished with something n! times better.
This is truly beautiful. Cheers for making and sharing this.
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The utter joy of feeling your brain when it tickles, because what you know is polished with something n! times better.
This is truly beautiful. Cheers for making and sharing this.
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CalamitousImpareil
Im studying electrical engineering, but your videos keeps me in the up to date with computer scientist, very straight forward description, and very helpful thank you CRASH
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Im studying electrical engineering, but your videos keeps me in the up to date with computer scientist, very straight forward description, and very helpful thank you CRASH
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education
this is NOT! in the right category for this google search called
( how do people program computers? )
I want to know how to reprogram a old windows 7 computer
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this is NOT! in the right category for this google search called
( how do people program computers? )
I want to know how to reprogram a old windows 7 computer
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Demio's
LiveCode would like a word with you regarding plain English being the realm of science fiction.
It's been around since the 80s as well, under different names.
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LiveCode would like a word with you regarding plain English being the realm of science fiction.
It's been around since the 80s as well, under different names.
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