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Live CEOing #533:
Live CEOing Ep 533: Language Design in Wolfram Language [Future of Arrays] »
with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 3 minutes
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Science & Technology Q&A for Kids & Others:
Science & Technology Q&A for Kids (and Others) [Episode 72] »
1 hour 9 minutes
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What's the physical limitation of growth speed of humans? Can you get from 10 kg to 90 kg in a month theoretically?
What is the function of the human heart? Is it best understood as a pump or in a different way?
Humans exposed to prolonged microgravity conditions suffer from well known health issues. Short of 1g gravity, do we know the minimum gravity required to prevent such issues e.g, 0.1g, 0.3g, 0.5g etc?
How can quantum computer solve the protein folding problem?
Is being able to get to the lowest energy state a statement that there is a "continuous" series of energy states that the molecule has, that the transformations from one state to another is "smooth" enough? That there is no energy state that is "isolated" from all others?
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Live CEOing #532:
Design Review of MoleculeFingerprint and Other Functions »
with Stephen Wolfram, Robert Nachbar, Michael Trott, Jason Biggs, Jason Sonnenberg, Jan Mangaldan & Bjorn Zimmermann | 40 minutes
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History of Science & Technology Q&A:
History of Science and Technology Q&A (November 17, 2021) »
1 hour 17 minutes
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Are you familiar with Norbert Wiener's work? is it relevant to current computer science at all?
Do you have any interesting stories / comments about Frederick P. Brooks? What did you learn from The Mythical Man Month? (and when did you first read it?)
Dear Dr. Wolfram, what is your opinion on John Backus' lecture from 1977:"Can Programming be Liberated from the von Neumann Style?"? - Or was it even one cornerstone for Your thinking?
Did general system theory and systems theory die out and why?
Does functional programming count as liberation from von Neumann style?
According to Wikipedia, Fred Books (born 1931) is still alive.
Do you think scientific software development has a very different development practice?
Are you saying that flowchart descriptions of algorithms and computations originate from systems theory/general systems theory? I always thought that is just a part of modern computer science
Regarding what you just mentioned about education and teaching programming - what are your thoughts generally on how far our higher level languages are abstracting more and more away from the core metal? Do you worry about future generations of programmers not understanding core fundamentals and that we might come become stunted in terms of coming up with new languages and computing paradigms due to a lack of expertise?
Were you ever involved in the development of a kind of software that you now think might actually be morally questionable in some sense?
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Live CEOing #531:
Language Design in Wolfram Language [Strings & Numbers, WFR Submissions & More] »
with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 1 minute
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Live CEOing #530:
Language Design in Wolfram Language [TemporaryEcho, WithLock & CheckAll] »
with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 9 minutes
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Physics Project Working Sessions:
Metamathematics (November 16, 2021) »
with Stephen Wolfram, James Boyd & Nikolay Murzin | 2 hours 7 minutes
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Science & Technology Q&A for Kids & Others:
Science & Technology Q&A for Kids (and Others) [Episode 71] »
1 hour 1 minute
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Do you think will we get anti gravity cars?
How much memory does a rock have? Do protons or photons have memory? Do orbits have memory?
When is someone considered dead? How do we define the line between alive and dead?
How do a flock of sparrows know how to all change directions simultaneously?
Do you think its more important for humanity to look to colonize another planet or try to look after the earth and make it habitable for the future?
Can we push the jet streams?
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Business, Innovation & Managing Life Q&A:
Business, Innovation and Managing Life (November 10, 2021) »
1 hour 27 minutes
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How do you plan and track your product roadmaps? How far in advance do you plan?
Do you decide to go to bed based on the time or once you finish a piece of work? Or do you like to leave pieces of work open to sleep on?
What impact is chinas energy crisis going to have on manufacturing? Are you worried about inflation of the US dollar? How to not worry about larger Macroeconomic events and just focus on business?
How is your ERP replacement project going that was mentioned a year ago?
Has anyone built a computer yet that is good at programming other computers?
Do you agree a life un-examined is not worth living?
What would you like to see younger/newer programmers focusing on? Do you think that the computer science community is focusing too much on video games, dating apps, etc.?
To be creative, do I need to know how to change peoples beliefs? There are many people in this world with many creative ideas, though how probable is it that I am the one to proof a science like no other?
Do you think the current democracies are the apex of history, or better systems to organize societies has to come?
Hi Mr. Wolfram, maybe this is too personal but have you ever experience anxiety or any other of mental health problems, in relation with managing a business and your time? thanks
Hi Mr. Wolfram, maybe this is too personal but have you ever experience anxiety or any other of mental health problems, in relation with managing a business and your time? thanks
Is this why Professor Feynman insisted on explaining to Plant Workers about neutrons?
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Live CEOing #529:
Language Design in Wolfram Language [Limiting Echo & ArrayAssociation] »
with Stephen Wolfram | 52 minutes
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