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This is less like giving instructions to a computer; it's more like training a puppy-machine-creature we don't really understand or control.
This is your average computer screen.
800 x 600 or 1,600 x 1,200 is a television or a computer screen.
This is absolutely essential in mathematics and computer science.
Mathematics and computer science are the most imaginative art forms ever.
And this is all over mathematics and this is all over computer science, and there's a really deep connection between empathy and these sciences.
This record is replicated on every computer that uses the network.
It's also an innovation in computer science.
And in this program, girls who have been studying computer skills and the STEM program have a chance to work side by side with young professionals, so that they can learn firsthand what it's like to be an architect, a designer or a scientist.
But in fact, the origins of the modern computer are much more playful, even musical, than you might imagine.
That punch card system inspired Victorian inventor Charles Babbage to create his analytical engine, the first true programmable computer ever designed.
And punch cards were used by computer programmers as late as the 1970s.
So ask yourself this question: what really made the modern computer possible?
Yes, the military involvement is an important part of the story, but inventing a computer also required other building blocks: music boxes, toy robot flute players, harpsichord keyboards, colorful patterns woven into fabric, and that's just a small part of the story.
And I remember being in the animal room, moving mice from box to box to test them, and Christine was actually sitting on the floor with the computer in her lap so the mice couldn't see her, and she was analyzing the data in real time.
We're a group of computer scientists, mathematicians, engineers and a cancer researcher, who understood that in order to cure the sickness of a system as big as government, we needed to examine the whole body, and then we needed to drill down all the way from the organs, into the tissues, all the way to single cells, so that we could properly make a diagnosis.
Instead, pull out your computer or smartphone and make a note that's time-stamped, where you can prove this was recorded at this time.
And I saw something extraordinary happening in Silicon Valley, so I wanted to be there, and I saw that the computer was coming into our homes, that it had to change in order to be with us in our homes.
And just by drawing on a little computer tablet, the entire light fixture adjusts to what shape you want.
And then, on the other side of the room, the designers are making small adjustments, sketching, drawing by hand, putting it in the computer.
It's because we were able to run, during the manufacturing process, 20 colors for the X and the O, which is the name of the computer, and by mixing them on the manufacturing floor, you get 20 times 20: you get 400 different options there.
And this pace exists because of our ability to pack more and more devices onto a computer chip.
I'd have to arrange billions of them just to make one single computer chip.
And the next year it shipped running on something new called an Apple II personal computer.
On a more personal note, Steve said, "If VisiCalc had been written for some other computer, you'd be interviewing somebody else right now."
But through luck and an awful lot of perseverance, I was able to get computer time around the city.
I worked on the Multics versions of what are known as interpreted computer languages, that are used by people in noncomputer fields to do their calculations while seated at a computer terminal.
I helped newspapers replace their reporters' typewriters with computer terminals.
I was one of the few percentage of students who had a background in computer programming.
It had to be something the computer knew what to put in.
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