talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubaX1Smg6pY

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14188759

At three minutes 1 million lines of code is about 10 bucks maybe it was 12 bucks. We just took them to solve our problem. Nobody reads 1 million lines.

At 9:30 he talks about how the processor should work for the application not the other way around. Talks about field programmable get a raise.

At 12 minutes or left to interpret phenomenal. That is what Alex is doing

At 1415 engineering is the air tolerances and going from the complexity to the not his word model

At 1430 science is the new religion where we where K through eight teachers dispense the catechism

At 2850 tinkering tactically versus thinking strategically

At 36 he starts talking about having a specification that is debuggable, and how a supercomputer could then write the code. How many people should be involved in creating that specification?

At 3920 programming with constraints no sequential steps of what to do.

At 44 sketch sketch pad could solve nonlinear problems, which made it better than a spreadsheet

At 5150 he talks about semaphores and pseudo- time

talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated#nile-is-a-dataflow-language1At 5505 Nile is a dataflow language talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated#nile-is-a-dataflow-language1

talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated#quote-the-meaning-of-our-meanings1At 55:02 Bret Victor: "we need to continuously experience the meaning of our meanings" talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated#quote-the-meaning-of-our-meanings1

talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated#context-propagation1At 55:50 context propagation (and the visualization) allows him to go from the final pixel to the original very easily. Layers of insight, too. talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated#context-propagation1

talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated#dsl-needs-to-be-debuggable1At 57 if you are building a DSL one thing you have to do is to be able to debug it, so the human experience becomes a big part of this. talk-is-it-complex-or-do-we-just-make-it-complicated#dsl-needs-to-be-debuggable1

At 59 I got his boy. Extremely smart researchers create something like that Niles graphic programming yes I will, ensuring that it has the bug ability built-in to it, then and users is the DSL to create code that is a factor of 1000 smaller than it would be if they use it They used C plus plus. It allows them to concentrate on the use. earlier in the talk he called into question whether the submarine was meant by over 100 people because they could support them. The airplane, by definition, and I have 100 people supporting his flight, so they had to build it to two people that supported flight.

At 104 48 the state diagram for TCP/IP

At 1:23 a tracing optimizer. Uses lots of memory it is a compiler optimize her.

At 1:2 9/ 21 order and second order series. The first order is that you should build operating system because it's a black hole that he will never get out of. The second order three says that you should do that if you have the skill to do it because then you will not be able to vendors.

At 1:36 trucks at her as a company called be cute that uses these Xilinx FPGAs to create passively parallel systems

Referring Pages

context-propagation data-architecture-glossary

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