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Charles Babbage and his difference engine
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2. Alan Turing and Von Neumann
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3. The Era of Commercial Computers
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References
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5. The beginning of software engineering
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6. The origin of the hacker culture
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In the YouTube video below, you can see the music playing and Spacewar! running on PDP-1.
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In the YouTube video below, you can see the music playing and Spacewar! running on PDP-1.
At the time, the MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab was the birthplace of hacker culture. In the late 1960s, they developed a time-sharing operating system called ITS(Incompatible Timesharing System)that ran on PDP-10 and a language called LISP, which was made available free of charge to other universities and corporations. After the early form of the Internet, the ARPAnet, was connected, the hacker culture spread to other universities and institutions along with ITS.
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At the time, the MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab was the birthplace of hacker culture. In the late 1960s, they developed a time-sharing operating system called ITS(Incompatible Timesharing System)that ran on PDP-10 and a language called LISP, which was made available free of charge to other universities and corporations. After the early form of the Internet, the ARPAnet, was connected, the hacker culture spread to other universities and institutions along with ITS.
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7. ITS and hacker culture
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“You control the trains with PDP-1?” “Yeah, we can implement a train control program.”
For reference, the video below shows why a computer is needed to control a moving model train.
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“You control the trains with PDP-1?” “Yeah, we can implement a train control program.”
For reference, the video below shows why a computer is needed to control a moving model train.
The PDP models made by DEC contributed greatly to the hacker culture and the birth of free software. It was a kind of mini computer that was sold at a relatively low price and was particularly popular in universities. For reference, DEC donated a PDP-1 to MIT in 1961[2].
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The PDP models made by DEC contributed greatly to the hacker culture and the birth of free software. It was a kind of mini computer that was sold at a relatively low price and was particularly popular in universities. For reference, DEC donated a PDP-1 to MIT in 1961[2].
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1. Charles Babbage and Ada Lo
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