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In which Joe and Sean get scared witless. Can a computer find you love? Or are machines only good for leverage?
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What did the Wizard say to the Computer Engineer? In this episode Joe and Sean talk about the danger of halon gas, secret viruses, and bad jokes.
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In which Joe and Sean discuss parallel hardware, tapes, and LinkedIn takes on competition.
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No main episode this time, but still lots to talk about? Joe and Sean catch up on travels, and take questions from the listeners!
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In which Joe and Sean discuss degrees, woven bits, restoration, and the difference between computer education and computer education.
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In which Joe and Sean discuss the differences between trad math and post algebra, snakes that snack on tails, and WWII fan fiction. Can you create a practical tri-stable device? Do you own some extra square-loop ferrite?
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In which we discuss just what tapes are soluable in, the special-ness of special purpose, and if Joe and Sean will ever agree on the cognative complexity of Turing Completeness.
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In which Joe tries to teach Sean about Oberon, we discuss when dynamic loading becomes possible, and we remember better days on the Internet!
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In which Joe continues to push Sean towards the ideals of functional programming. We discuss how the early roots of programming, the history of mathematical notation, and the first aides to computation (hint: they were rocks).
Covering episode 183 - A Digital Gap?
In which we discuss how embeded systems aren't general purpose computers, the true meaning of context, how we are sick of the 1940s, and how it's OK for Sean to have a beer on a Friday night if it's been a long week!
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