Electronic Computing: Crash Course Computer Science #2
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Date: 2022-04-04
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ReinisRap
Simply amazing content! Thank you for all your hard work putting this information and these videos together, much appreciated! I'm from Latvia (post-Soviet country) and my first computer was Windows95, my family got it probably around end of 90's and we were the first ones to get it in around my area. Never knew computers were already there long before that!
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Simply amazing content! Thank you for all your hard work putting this information and these videos together, much appreciated! I'm from Latvia (post-Soviet country) and my first computer was Windows95, my family got it probably around end of 90's and we were the first ones to get it in around my area. Never knew computers were already there long before that!
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education
The world-s first electronic digital computer was invented by John Vincent Atanasoff in the 1930s at Iowa State University (previously called Iowa State College. Please look up the court case Honeywell v. Sperry Rand.
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The world-s first electronic digital computer was invented by John Vincent Atanasoff in the 1930s at Iowa State University (previously called Iowa State College. Please look up the court case Honeywell v. Sperry Rand.
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Darci
Bugs were called bugs way before the Grace Hopper incident though: D She just kind of popularized it because the term was well known and it was funny that they found an -actual bug- in the system
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Bugs were called bugs way before the Grace Hopper incident though: D She just kind of popularized it because the term was well known and it was funny that they found an -actual bug- in the system
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Chaotic
7: 02 Now that I think about it, watching this video in 4k might've used as much (if not more) compute as ENIAC in its entire lifetime!
We've come really far
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7: 02 Now that I think about it, watching this video in 4k might've used as much (if not more) compute as ENIAC in its entire lifetime!
We've come really far
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Farzad
If an average sheet of paper is 100, 000 nanometers thick, and a transistor is 50 nanometers thick. how on earth do you even see the thing let alone make it?
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If an average sheet of paper is 100, 000 nanometers thick, and a transistor is 50 nanometers thick. how on earth do you even see the thing let alone make it?
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krillinmesoftly
The jump from vacuum tubes to transistors is insanely huge. I had no idea how important the speed of switching power on and off is to computing.
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The jump from vacuum tubes to transistors is insanely huge. I had no idea how important the speed of switching power on and off is to computing.
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Ojou
I find it funny that Grace Hopper coined the term computer bug when his entire name is literally 2 letters off from the name of a bug. [Grass Hopper].
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I find it funny that Grace Hopper coined the term computer bug when his entire name is literally 2 letters off from the name of a bug. [Grass Hopper].
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The_Chad
-Today computers use transistors that are less that 50nm in size-. when was this video made? Oh, 3 years ago. They're down to 5-14nm now.
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-Today computers use transistors that are less that 50nm in size-. when was this video made? Oh, 3 years ago. They're down to 5-14nm now.
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tarun
I wish I concentrated on my electric electives-, this seems interesting how transition into Transistor playing a vital role in computation.
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I wish I concentrated on my electric electives-, this seems interesting how transition into Transistor playing a vital role in computation.
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Алмас
So, today's semiconductors are 2000 smaller than thick of paper? And they are 100 times faster than any other semiconductor before?
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So, today's semiconductors are 2000 smaller than thick of paper? And they are 100 times faster than any other semiconductor before?
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