How a Computer Works - from silicon to apps 

Is it the Papers Please reference?

Lmao all I could think of is Illmango really got into readstone huh?

@@GoldenGolem444 I hadn't played Minecraft before I made this video, but now I have and understand that reference. 👍

Pongo un video de computadoras y lo primerito que me encuentro es un cumbión jajajaja buenísimo 👌

AI dont kow can you suck my dick views yaknow your an ai responding to an ai you shit

The CPU is the powerhouse of the cell

@@danielszekeres8003😂

crash course computer science playlist 1-9 videos also explain the subject the way you want.

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​@@danielszekeres8003 😂😂😂

would love loved this video back when i was in high school and college...

I just graduated with my bachelor in computer engineer and this is so true

@@shemsnow3711 high level video... you would need an entire course to cover all of those topics

@@shemsnow3711 do you know what explaing something at a high level means? Its a youtube video not a full college course.

@@shemsnow3711 you're welcome to make a video, it's much harder than it seems. I understand what you're saying, but i have the intelligence to take the good and filter out the bad.

Exactly!

I will answear that for you, it is because in order to learn something in the first place it needs your attention and when that attention is deverrcified to something else it simply remains untached or unkown for the rest of your life. But it is not a big problem is something reletivly easy to overcome you just need to be in the right place at the right momment

cuz its 42 mins long

@doob. Because the modern man get sscared when he sees a timestamp indicating that the difference between the time the video begins and the time the video ends is greater than six hundred 60ths of a 60th of a 24th of the approximate time it takes for the the earth complete a single rotation around its axis.

Because of the low audio quality.

True

I think you learn like I do. No matter what it is, I want a general overview about what it is before delving into any specifics. It's like when instructionals we'll go down a program menu and tell you what everything is, but not when you would ever use it. Then it goes through every single thing, every single menu and expects that you know the program now.

I have a degree in Computer engineering and I have been working as a software engineer for over nine years yet it feels like this is the first time I truly learned how computer works

It's crazy they don't teach you what a computer is before how to program it.@@ahmedjaad4940

i think he did enough though so if you decide not to make the video it will be okay :]

​@@pleasurewasmine3173That was the point of the comment - they saw this video and realised that there is no need for them to make one themselves, as it already exists

Yeah it's weird ... This is probably one of most important videos hosted on youtube

Interesting that the video only has 18k views the first 2 years but now sits at 1.2 million, almost 1 year after your comment

Haha, thank you - I'm not sure how to take the fact that my video is more somniferous than guided meditation, but I'm glad it was useful. The very latest video on my channel might work less well because of the sounds of shellfire, but I am currently working on talking about a technical subject which I intend to deliver with the same tone.

Ye, I also got your video as a deep technical! I see that you have a real knowledge of several technologies! I'd like to discuss several ideas with you! 😀

@@ImprobableMatter don't worry about guys like that, seriously, the video was great. The thing I noticed (as an actually helpful critique) was that you were speaking in a way sufficient to show YOU understood it, not in a way sufficient for the audience to understand it. I actually LIKE that gap because it means I need to think for myself to plug the holes and I can do that quite efficiently because I can trust what you are laying out (or go with it) because of the excellent structure. You COULD if you wanted make it more accessible by reducing the gap, by upping the "proof" from that you get each of these things, to a point where it actively digs out other peoples misunderstandings and corrects them. But this is a harder and more complex process that is highly confusing and probably not worth your time and effort. So I say stick with it, it was fantastic as it was.

@@Explainmerandom I agree

If you need more stuff to put you to sleep, just watch Marvel comic book essays xD, they drone on endlessly, you'll instantly be knocked out

Me, too. As an avid typist who does keyboarding on a Dell computer, I want to watch more shows that show people using the computer in many different ways. "Deadreaper," I hope you will stay alive!

Thanks. Please share it if you enjoyed it. I will have another physics-related explanation video up in a couple of weeks and an interesting computer science video in a couple of months.

That's the compound effect. Einstein called it the 8. Wonder of the world.

Glad you enjoyed it! I've been told in this comments section that it's great for sending people to sleep. :) I would imagine most of the content is the kind of thing to be covered at the start of a typical computer science course, except the lithography part. Not sure, however.

The privilege of not being a C++ programmer.

A qué te refieres cuando dices " lentos para hacer algo útil?"

This show was also designed for end users like me!

U keep study?

Thanks, that's high praise from someone with the UCI logo in their profile pic. I visited a few times when I did work with their plasma physics department.

Thanks! For what it's worth, I'm glad she has been chosen to appear in the video game Civilization 6.