Short History of Compute

Saturday talk in Chicago was well attended and enjoyable. Special thanks to Jim Geoghegan.
Below, I focused my remarks on a short history of compute. The latest technology reshaping society for which we have no politics.

Saturday talk in Chicago was well attended and enjoyable. Special thanks to Jim Geoghegan.
Below, I focused my remarks on a short history of compute. The latest technology reshaping society for which we have no politics.
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