Domino Addition - Numberphile
1M views · Apr 4, 2014 · Science & Technology
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@Dombowerphoto · 12 years ago
Give me 2 numbers between 20 and 50.<br>Brady 42 and 17.....<br>Bad maths there Brady.
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@sth128 · 12 years ago
So what you're saying is that... THERE ARE BILLIONS OF DOMINOES IN MY COMPUTER!?<br><br>Now I know why it's always making that clicking sound. It's the dominoes falling over trying to add 1s together!
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@abexuro · 12 years ago
I feel the sudden urge to build a 4-bit addition calculator in Minecraft...
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@schnapps77 · 12 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNuPy-r1GuQ&t=820">13:40</a> "Want to give me 2 numbers between 20 and 50?" "Okay, 42 and 17". Since when is 17 between 20 and 50?
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@OGjimbo · 12 years ago
Somebody needs to show this guy Minecraft.
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@UltraWindow · 12 years ago
binary>decimals<br>you only have 10 fingers, but if you count on your fingers in binary then you have 1023 values. 4 to you all
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@camwyn256 · 11 years ago
I love it. Brilliant demonstration of logic gates.
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@ckmishn3664 · 9 years ago
I wish he would have shown a "not" gate where knocking nothing over caused a domino to be knocked over.
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@Irishcrossing · 12 years ago
For the longest time, I was wondering how in the world computers actually worked other than "This is Harddrive, it saves and boots stuff." Ironic that dominoes helped me understand than any form of computer expert.
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@GigaGalacticGamer · 12 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNuPy-r1GuQ&t=835">13:55</a> - "So we're gonna add 42 to 17. A bit of a <b>spoiler alert</b>, we're expecting 59" XD
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@cemalettincembelentepe8943 · 3 years ago
Years ago, when I was at the end of high school, I watched this video and for some reason I loved the topic. Now, 5 years later I am going to start my Master's on computer architecture at one of the best universities of the world on this topic. Came here to write a you a thank you Matt!
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@tggt00 · 12 years ago
redstone! anyone?...
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