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The i960 is used in the HP Netserver LH3 and LH4, as well as the NetRAID-3Si expansion card, as a SCSI RAID controller.

if you pick one standard chinese lamguage instead of trying to support them all this is not a challenging problem technically it is as the interviewer suggests, entirely political as it is also in the west where all roman derived scripts are represented by a modified american standard english basand a handful of logic symbols. u use a mixed system of representation taking advantage of of phonological, morphological, syntactic and semantic markers as we do on our keyboards and everyone everywhere does on their keyboards the phenomenological experience you have that informs your impressions of what you are doing is nice to hear about, but bears little relation to what you are actually doing. i would suggest you base your understanding of english on facts and not on figments of your imagination and unexamined speculation this is simply not graduate level work. 67 years out of date. as of 2024.

oh, yes, I write clojure and always stick to Chinese symbols to increase information entropy while naming a little bit, and I can read better.

2024 while nv become most valuable company in the world

He’s like the Elon Musk of computers except if Elon was good at talking, actually delivered what he said he would, and didn’t constantly lie to drive up stock value.

"We have made the computer extremely easy to use" - hasn't heard of Microsoft?

Ryan Reynolds before making it into the movies

he’s my great grandpa not lying

amazing. i wonder what scientific developments will we see in the next 53 years.

In the connection to the absurd Ones feelings are often strung Between where to use the right word And concepts which our brain is to clung. An American explorer Chanced upon an indigenous tribe His vocabulary being poorer his poem produced an unpleasant vibe. Shaving their Heads to appease Their contemporaneous deity They prayed in an effort to please A capricious almighty. There were those amongst them blessed To bring the high places down But they were indifferent to stress And children in their nightgown

I was an ECCM tech, we were a small group charged with frontline data analysis and control at long range radar sites since extraneous data could overload the memory cores of the Q-7. We were also responsible for overseeing that the systems were functioning within established parameters such as alignment with a permanent echo, power output, system noise levels and frequency drift on klystron-based systems just to mention a few. We were also responsible for data transfers to BUIC sites when level 2 operation was ordered by the direction center.

Wazzup 😊!

Hello, I'm a Macintosh. I'd like to share with you a maxim which could save you a lot of money in the future....Never trust a computer you can't connect anything to and costs twice as much as everything else with the same spec!

Would be interesting to compare the power/capability/versatility of the early ERA computers with the UNIVAC I (I think that became "UNIVAC 1103) ? Did UNIVAC 1108 take its heritage from the UNIVAC I ? Did the ERA computer eventually become (evolve to become) the first Burroughs computer ?

At some point I think the ENIAC / UNIVAC people became concerned about using insulation on their miles and miles of connecting wiring that would tend to be distasteful or avoided by gnawing mice and rodents? (Modern car makers would do well to avoid using wiring apt to attract gnawing rodents) also lowering the filament heat and voltage for their vacuum tubes to the absolute minimum needed to operate the tubes in order to lower the rate of "burnouts" ? Series voltage drop for the heating filament power supply for the vacuum tubes heat or a central power supply step down transformer to supply each tube's filament in parallel with the other tube filaments?

Innovation and Excellence

For a little contrast, I was a mainframe programmer, starting in '81, and IBM was pitching the idea that customers should buy enough hardware so that when a user (eg, me) hit enter (even entering the most trivial command), they would see some response "within one second." Compare that to what this machine is doing in a second. Oh, and yeah, the program itself is frankly amazing for 44 years ago.

Would be nice to list the members of the ENIAC team. Did most of them go over to the design phase of the UNIVAC I ? Grace Hopper,Will Shaw ?

Skipped NT 3.5 and NT 3.51?

Did the builders of the British "Colossus" more or less independently invent and build the same sort of integrated group of systems that functioned as the first true electronic digital computers ? Including Input and Output systems and devices ? Registers,Memory (random access?) and storage ?

So did the Atanasov computer never function but rather was used as a court mechanism to deny the Eniac group (which later brought forth the Univac commercial electronic digital computers _ or at least one family of such computers - another line of smaller computers or calculators also became entitled "Univac" ?) credit for what they accomplished ? (Because one of the founders of that group, Dr. Mauchly, saw the Atanasov computer and got a sort of inspiration to build something that would actually work ?)

1:41:20 haha "Bjarne Stroustrup, you do not understand C++". Total bogus does not begin to cover it, though I had to laugh.

My giggleyohoo is phenomenal. From combinations sort of giant names and now can be found in the dictionary. So giggleyohoo

Very nice sentiment at the end 🤓

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Thank you. Appreciate it.

Fascinating history of computer! Thank you, appreciate it.

This dude is clearly brilliant, but it's hilarious that he still sounds like a perfectly normal person when you put him at 2x speed.

In all that complicity there was technology. We as humans are resourceful.

Without Markkula, there wouldn’t be Apple.

Just in case anyone doesn't get the joke, "Behind the Green Door" is the title of a porno from 1972.

What a difference apple fans have changed from today. Perhaps the explanation for the brand's stagnation....

Something about the Inventor from Germany, Konrad Zuse is missing? Z1 to Z3 Mechanical like the ENIGMA Code Translater Z3 Electric like an PC/Computer

It's terrible to watch, but fortunately his talks nowadays are awesome.

Elon should tell Obama to take a hike and get lost

Found after entering "FCC Auction" thru required UA-cam Kids slot after discovering yet more fraud by Google LLC rel to my logged in account TV/Phone to not registering device from UA-cam ON TV and the Samsung UA-cam TV. #66CV11699 All started finding out UofMinn was blowtorchin their old 60's Graduation ceremony via microwave through KFME TV in Fargo,ND to bounce over to Crookston back in the day. #skiumah #gobison As far as this topic is concerned, I probably would not use "corrupt" but instead "needed modulation demodulation translator" also some debate on calling PCM, FM=digital as most should including computer nerds. Also now I know why certain events in my watch history is placed by others without consent.

1:08:34 I now anybody could name dozens of them

re: the like a "real man" comment re: assembly writing...like a real person, some might say

As a moderator, you can't even pronounce Huang??????????????

The pioneers of AI

When you fired don lemon (and rightfully so) instead of canceling the contract you could’ve given this lady the show, 1000% better already

When your society lacks love, this schiesse shows up.

Really good

Visto desde la universidad de los Andes :)

Here before it blows up❤

This woman is an inspiration. Surely she will change the world. I love her style and her deep voice. So unique

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Where can I find the full speech/interview?