Nauka o komjuterima je počela '30-ih ... 1830-ih. Džon Grejam-Kaming nam priča priču o  mehaničkoj, "analitičkoj mašini" Čarlsa Bebidža, koju je pokretala para i kako je Ada Lavlejs, matematičarka i kćerka lorda Bajrona, videla izvan jednostavnih računarskih mogućnosti te mašine i zamislila budućnost kompjutera. (Snimljeno na TEDxImperialCollege)

Džon Grejam-Kaming (John Graham-Cumming): Najveća mašina koja nikad nije postojala

Long before silicon chips, a Victorian-era machine called the analytical engine promised true computation. Designed by Charles Babbage and envisioned more fully by Ada Lovelace, it used thousands of metal cogs—some as big as a steam locomotive—to perform calculations and even make decisions. Lovelace foresaw that numbers could represent everything from music to graphics, forever changing what a computer could be. Today, efforts are underway to finally build this mechanical marvel, revealing the deep roots of the digital world.

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John Graham-Cumming: Džon Grejam-Kaming (John Graham-Cumming): Najveća mašina koja nikad nije postojala