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Počátky počítačové vědy se datují do 30-tých let ... 19. století. John Graham-Cumming vypráví příběh mechanického, parou poháněného "analytického stroje" od Charlese Babbage a o tom, jak Ada Lovelaceová, matematička a dcera lorda Byrona, viděla za jeho jednoduchými výpočetními schopnostmi představu budoucnosti počítačů. (Zaznamenáno na TEDxImperialCollege)
Computer programmer John Graham-Cumming keeps geek history alive by raising awareness for it's heroes and their inventions. Full bio »
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