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Results for “micro”
78 videos1:24:13
1:04:04illumos and oracle historyTalk
LISA11 - Fork Yeah! The Rise and Development of illumos
USENIX
9 HN recommenders
1:34:44microprocessor architectureInterview
Jim Keller: Moore's Law, Microprocessors, and First Principles | Lex Fridman Podcast #70
Lex Fridman
8 HN recommenders
2:52:07technological stagnationPodcast
Peter Thiel on "The Portal", Episode #001: "An Era of Stagnation & Universal Institutional Failure."
Eric Weinstein
8 HN recommenders
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1:01:46alternate history of the webTalk
The Web That Never Was - Dylan Beattie
NDC Conferences
3 HN recommenders
2:31:38mach, next and apple historyInterview
Avie Tevanian: CMU math whiz goes from Mach to NeXT to Apple Software Chief | Oral History Part 1
Computer History Museum
3 HN recommenders
1:11:17apple strategy under steve jobsTalk
Complete Apple WWDC | Steve Jobs talk and answer developers questions | 1997
TheAppleFanBoy - Apple & Computer Archives
4 HN recommenders
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1:02:04valve company philosophyTalk
Gabe Newell: On Productivity, Economics, Political Institutions, and the Future of Corporations
blogphilofilms
3 HN recommenders
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23:00consciousness and computationPodcast
Consciousness is Not a Computation (Roger Penrose) | AI Podcast Clips
Lex Fridman
3 HN recommenders
16:09windows usabilityCommentary
Windows "SUCKS": How I'd Fix it by a retired Microsoft Windows engineer
Dave's Garage
3 HN recommenders
3:23touch input latencyDemo
Applied Sciences Group: High Performance Touch
Microsoft Research
3 HN recommenders
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1:02:03history of the game EliteDocumentary
Elite: "The game that couldn't be written"
Alexander the ok
2 HN recommenders
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49:39window system historyLecture
NeWS: A Networked and Extensible Window System, lecture by James Gosling
Computer History Museum
2 HN recommenders
Sources and selection
Computing has a history of working systems, abandoned ideas and communities that shaped what came next. This collection includes historical demonstrations, accounts of early machines and discussions of software culture. It is for readers who want context for current tools or an alternative to the assumptions built into them.
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