1. Multiplayer Gaming & Flight Simulation - Computerphile Using the example of a flight simulator to discuss the complexities of coding a multi-player game. What data do you send? When do you send it & how often? Dr Julian Onions talks ab 10/15 21:30 ♡
2. Race Conditions on a Human Scale - Computerphile When two threads or processes clash, a race condition can occur. Matt Godbolt demonstrates different kinds of race conditions by equating these to real-life human situations. Find 10/08 21:00 ♡
3. Implementing Undo - Computerphile We use undo daily, but have you thought about what goes into making a functional undo in a program? Dr Steve Bagley takes us through some of the things we need to think about if we 09/30 21:00 ♡
4. What the Labs Kept Secret: The German Wiki & RubyGems Hacks - Computerphile The public thought the AI containment crisis started with Hugging Face. They were wrong. We talk to Sydney von Arx of Nightingale Collective, the researcher who discovered that AI 09/23 21:00 ♡
5. The AI Language We Can't Read: Neuralese ft. Rob Miles - Computerphile So far, 'Chain of Thought' has allowed us a glimpse at the processes by which Large Language Models work their way through problems. What if these LLMs begin to talk in a language 09/10 20:56 ♡
6. How Watermarks Track AI Generated Content - Computerphile This AI Watermarking Deep Dive by Dr Mike Pound includes an explanation of the idea behind the latest AI Watermarking plus a demo of Mike's own implementation of the system. SynthI 09/03 21:30 ♡
7. Why CPU Time ≠ Wall Clock Time! - Computerphile The CPU can take time to find out the time, so how does it know the time? Matt Godbolt is the genius behind Compiler Explorer and the Godbolt BBC Micro Emulator, find more from him 08/27 21:00 ♡
8. Quantum Simulation & Nature - Computerphile Learn more about the Jane Street internship at: https://jane-st.co/internships2027-Computerphile Simulations of nature and physics are a potential application of quantum computing. 08/17 23:18 ♡
9. Recreating ITS - Computerphile The DEC PDP computers from decades ago now comfortably run on a cheap computer such as a Raspberry Pi. The Obsolescence Guaranteed team have been completing digital archeology to m 07/31 23:00 ♡
10. ITS, Eliza & MiT's AI Lab - Computerphile ITS is the Incompatible Timesharing System. Academics at the MIT AI Lab didn't like earlier incarnations of time-sharing so they invented their own. Lars Brinkhoff and Oscar Vermeu 07/30 23:00 ♡
