Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@KeyroanyGoemz says : Everything about this video is enjoyable.>> <<@donbhai2094 says : That means the field of software wouldn't come in existing without Thomas Edison.>> <<@MD.TASLiM-fo1ti says : This is top-tier content.>> <<@AlexanderKornilova says : You re doing an amazing job.>> <<@BudDYTooCrowS says : NiceShows>> <<@DeeShiznit-e3j says : Even in ancient times (Greece for example, metals stored sound and information etc.) there was always computers and electronics they just didn’t take pictures of it or show it off to anyone or they had to sell someone one and the newer generations didn’t always use them or they went off using them out of boredom or seeking outside and that’s another thing the stock market stopped was the furniture making/selling hippies, they called Amish later on. They’d always force you to share or sell them something used or it became some business to use it in like a computer in the movie “lords of dog town” on the bar. Like it kind of stopped stuff from being sold to other people. Going digital was bad wi does was different, pawn shops were different, actual hippies were northern like Redding California and latitude up. Macs were different it changed your brain to a different person the second you looked at the screen, same with iOS, same either way cathode ray tubes with or without pixels. And nothing changed after it being mentioned or sports.>> <<@MariannaFGianna says : This exceeded my expectations.>> <<@An_Tenna-6066 says : 14:22 bom bilibili bom, bom bilibli bom>> <<@damirdukic says : There are two problems with the title of this video _(I'm talking only about the title, not about the content!):_ --- It confuses between the concept of "electron tube" and the concept of "light bulb", which are actually two very different things -- both in the way they work and in what they're used for. --- It's not true that the first computers were made out of electron tubes _(or "light bulbs" as the title calls them)_ -- the technically first computers were _electromechanical,_ and were made out of electromagnetic relays. The question of their actual use in practice is another matter. _(But one of them allegedly played a certain role in the construction of the first atomic bomb.)_>> <<@skelstar says : To true>> <<@Chugnoikgnuy says : Werd>> <<@kimutaiboit8516 says : ENIAC. Could that be where we got the word Brainiac from?>> <<@Seen-HQ says : History documentary isss peakk>> <<@maalf1304 says : Thomas Alva Edison was Mexican, from Zacatecas.>> <<@pawel5280 says : Scientific arguments about dark matter currently resemble the theological debates of the past—such as whose god wielded the strongest lightning bolt, or how many angels could dance on the head of a pin. The greatest discoveries still lie ahead, and we may not yet possess the insight even to ask the right questions. The answers could literally reside in another dimension—far beyond our present understanding of physics.>> <<@coders22 says : All computers are made of light.>> <<@yomismo-r9p says : I agree with this video>> <<@4kevbot3 says : Great video. Very educational and informative.>> <<@ddxx_slayer says : I feed my dogs raisins>> <<@PascalGienger says : "because Transistors weren't invented yet" :)>> <<@MillicentMillicent-o8m says : Great video! Really enjoyed it.>> <<@osouno-l5l says : Yet man went to the moon-----studio in 1969. And probably took along a transistter radio from Japan.>> <<@BasKarBhai595 says : Fun Fact: there was a bug in one of the tubes that caused crash of the system. that is how we got the word bug for modern programming.>> <<@kevinhofer8869 says : Thomas Edison didn’t notice $hit. One of his workers did>> <<@rockgentleman36 says : The title is misleading, the first computer was the z3 by Konrad Zuse and counted on relay✌️>> <<@deluxejay69 says : 1:06 is that keegan michael key on the left>> <<@Aubury says : First Electronic Code-Breaking Computer: ColossusDeveloped by British codebreakers at Bletchley Park in 1943, Colossus was the first programmable, electronic, digital computer, though it was a specialized machine built specifically for cryptanalysis rather than general-purpose computing.>> <<@jcook3986 says : Calling tubes (valves) used in computers light bulbs is a bit of a stretch. Otherwise OK.>> <<@GauntletKI says : Pretty sure we have computing before light. There was water way back when.>> <<@surisuririsu says : The very first computers were humans>> <<@eval_insights says : great story>> <<@souissihadjdz says : The light bulb was invented by Nicola Tesla. Thomas stole it and claimed it as his own; he was never the inventor, and the whole world knows this.>> <<@AbhishekKandwal-l5i says : Thank you sir for explain this topic>> <<@Jeroen_Maes says : Light bulbs?? Cathode ray tubes!>> <<@JanGranstrand says : We aren't looking for a war, but we won't be intimidated either.>> <<@RaynorBurkitt-d7b says : Loved the content, keep it coming!>> <<@LeviRJordan says : Really appreciate the insights in this video.>> <<@VirgilioClappers says : Thank you for the great content!>> <<@TBBROO says : So TWIZZLERS have arsenic in it. Why are they advertising. WHY ISN'T THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SITTING IN PRISON? Sorry, but they advertised before this presentation. What is wrong with us allowing arsenic in candy?>> <<@stevenryderx says : Fascinating well explained history, and fun facts like where Boolean and Claude Code names came from.>> <<@KaylaKayla-x4u says : Loved this video, keep up the great work!>> <<@AndyMcIntosh-xz5uu says : ENIAC was not the first electronic computer. Three years earlier Alan Turin designed and Tommy Flowers built Colossus at Bletchley Park.>> <<@mati-7204 says : These are baby steps of science right ? Now that we can reach the moon and orbit space most oriented people think that God does not exist? If science is the reason you don’t believing God this videos should humble you enough to think twice … God is like gold: if we search and find it it’s beneficial to us otherwise gold stays gold . Salut …>> <<@Xt1000 says : We called them vaccum tubes not light bulbs. Had to replace a few in old TV's and Stereo cabinets as a teenager.>> <<@mannysr67 says : I work on electronics and some of the oldest computers still in use in the modern world. That said, I love to dig into these historical origins. Where can I find the build diagrams for the K device and the relay adder so I can make one to have in my office and lab?>> <<@zahrayaghmaei-q6l says : Awesome video, looking forward to the next one!>> <<@SilverManone says : Great tips, thanks for sharing!>> <<@malarvizhis2599 says : While seeing the vacuum tubes topic my mind gone that how transistors work and that sound😮😮that was awesome>> <<@Zarathustra-rj4yz says : You can make analog calculators etc with the mechanics implementation in zelda tears of the kingdom that actually function in the game world>> <<@IbrahimGajiBulakulu says : Thank you for the great content!>>