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Yeah.

Fun fact, that computer was built with 2,800 vacuum cubes and weighed five tons.

Fun fact, that computer was built with 2,800 vacuum cubes and weighed five tons.

Fun fact, that computer was built with 2,800 vacuum cubes and weighed five tons.

I don't understand what it's saying here. It's saying, okay, the ILLIAC was built with 2,800 vacuum tubes, weighed about five tons. By 56, it had gained more computing power than all other computers at Bell Labs that represented 40-bit words in which, oh, I see, 40-bit words is talking about words. So 12,000 of those words were on a drum memory. Holy crap. You ever had kratom?

I don't understand what it's saying here. It's saying, okay, the ILLIAC was built with 2,800 vacuum tubes, weighed about five tons. By 56, it had gained more computing power than all other computers at Bell Labs that represented 40-bit words in which, oh, I see, 40-bit words is talking about words. So 12,000 of those words were on a drum memory. Holy crap. You ever had kratom?

I don't understand what it's saying here. It's saying, okay, the ILLIAC was built with 2,800 vacuum tubes, weighed about five tons. By 56, it had gained more computing power than all other computers at Bell Labs that represented 40-bit words in which, oh, I see, 40-bit words is talking about words. So 12,000 of those words were on a drum memory. Holy crap. You ever had kratom?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Von Neumann.

Von Neumann.

Von Neumann.

Greek. You wrote Greek. Ancient Greek. You wrote Greek. What does it say? Do you got it up there? Von Neumann.

Greek. You wrote Greek. Ancient Greek. You wrote Greek. What does it say? Do you got it up there? Von Neumann.

Greek. You wrote Greek. Ancient Greek. You wrote Greek. What does it say? Do you got it up there? Von Neumann.

Goodness gracious. What did you say? Science?

Goodness gracious. What did you say? Science?

Goodness gracious. What did you say? Science?

Dr. Mengele.