If any book can make general audiences grok the silicon age & finally recognize how it rivals the atomic age for drama & import, Chip War is it."
Great @nytimes review of @crmiller1's @SloanPublic book "Chip War," about the history/impact of microchips
https://t.co/btjrNO9UCn
We're viewing "The Bit Player," a documentary about the father of information theory, Claude Shannon.
I'm smitten by the cryptographic elements and his playfulness. He revolutionized the world. His should be a household name, like that of Einstein or Newton.
@BitPlayerMovie
Need some joyful math online? Join the National Math Festival for activities for all ages on Saturday, April 23. https://t.co/dKP6MEdKgf #2022NMF#NCSciFest @natmathfestival
Screening of The Bit Player in the Garden Theater in Princeton April 7, 2022 at 7:30 followed by a great panel discussion with #BillBialek, #VincentPoor, #ChristopherSims Tix at https://t.co/HPGSTtpo2j
A few of our IBM Quantum Summit presentations are now on YouTube.
@dariogila keynote: https://t.co/xK7gOez6bK
Our SOTU: https://t.co/pBZJqekbOv
Product session with @blake_johnson, @whurley, and others: https://t.co/EKDheUMrTP.
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It's an exploration for writing a Wordle solver, with the challenge of not using the official list of Wordle answers (except as a test set), which is really just an excuse for an information theory lesson.
https://t.co/Tyh1DTtbUm
I spent five years exploring the origins of PayPal and the lives of its earliest employees—a group that's left a wide imprint on technology, culture, and entrepreneurship.
The end result—THE FOUNDERS—debuts on 2/22/22, and I hope you’ll read and enjoy it. https://t.co/oN1Xe8ETwf
We announced this week our development of the Eagle 127-qubit #quantum processor. IBM passed the 100-qubit threshold, marking a new milestone in our quest for 1,000 qubits. I’m proud to have been a part of this groundbreaking moment for #quantumcomputing.
https://t.co/H4cpQJmGHH
Claude Shannon’s masterpiece, a 1948 paper titled “A Mathematical Theory of Communication,” was the first to use the word “bit” — a portmanteau of “binary digit,” either a 1 or a 0 — in reference to information. https://t.co/V8E2qri0vA
IMAGINE MATH CLASS Youth Video Contest: Teams of U.S. students ages 13-18 are invited to share their vision of the future of math class -- with youth, freedom, and color at the center. Deadline: Oct 15, 2021 - learn more at https://t.co/NdSZKpukv9. #2021NMF@mathmoves@NCTM