Computerphile

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Enjoying meeting some of the robots of @NVIDIAGTC this week - say hi if you see the Brit with the camera, and if you aren't here, you can register to visit virtually, let me know who I should go and speak to! -Sean #NvidiaGTC2025 #computerscience

Did you see the GPU giveaway for NVIDIA GTC25 at the end of our latest video? Details are also in the description and top pinned comment... youtu.be/t6amG00HQuo (Episode Sponsor)

Guess what we decided to chat about today! #obvious #hopetofinishtheeditsoon

Our academics have been featured on the @computer_phile YouTube channel! 💻⁠ These talks are packed with cutting-edge research and offer a great opportunity to learn directly from experts in the field.⁠ Check out our curated playlist ⬇️ loom.ly/u0FbRiQ

New @computer_phile video about TCP FIN with some cute animations. youtu.be/Isen8IHtrvE?si…

We're celebrating the Nobel Prize in Physics in our latest video & discussing how important Computer Science is to science in general - featuring @_mikepound Prof Phil Moriarty & Prof Juan Garrahan youtu.be/Arqi1vp68oI

@deamplified "Late for the Bus" in case you're interested: youtube.com/watch?app=desk… -Sean

@rossjanderson Professor Ross Anderson, FRS, FREng Dear friend and treasured long term campaigner for privacy and security, Professor of Security Engineering at Cambridge University and Edinburgh University, Lovelace Medal winner, has died suddenly at home in Cambridge.

Deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Prof Ross Anderson. RIP

.@computer_phile created a DIY autonomous lane keeping system on a budget. blog.arduino.cc/2023/10/18/a-d…

Programming the kernel without programming the kernel. New @computer_phile video youtu.be/J_EehoXLbIU?si… There is a mini shout out to the work of @diana_popescu_

Look at this, this is so nice. Math Horizons is a magazine from @maanow and in the latest issue they did a fantastic article about @numberphile. It's about how we got started and all that. And they've put it online for everyone, so here it is tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.10…

By the way, I talked about this possibility on Computerphile 4 years ago when GPT-2 came out (or rather, when it didn't come out) youtu.be/AJxLtdur5fc?si…

Where's the harm in that? @HanaChockler talking all things harm, (with respect to how AI can quantify it) youtu.be/r1XbEmM02Z0 #AI #TrustAI #Video

@drstevebagley @The_Dev_Den @seanski44 @PTrowels Ensure you're equipped to edit whatever quality you end up capturing! -Sean

@drstevebagley @The_Dev_Den @seanski44 @PTrowels yes, Professor Brailsford used the AX33, separate to Computerphile, I used AX53 to shoot gardening videos, CX450 was used by Mike Pound purely to record his audio during the early stages of lockdown -many others used mobile phone cameras which are generally excellent.

...sometime soon The Dev Den will have it's own YouTube channel, hence I need to acquire the necessary kit. Starting with a camera. Would all of you who have your own YouTube channel please let me know what camera you use and then I can see the results by viewing your content. Ta

An exploit whereby you point a camera at an LED and capture a secret key? Sounds far fetched? @_mikepound illuminates! youtu.be/vXe8pe18MNk

@The_Dev_Den @drstevebagley @seanski44 I know what Steve means by this, but to be honest, if you're a beginner at video, the better camera will be more forgiving than hoping you're getting the lighting etc correct. Steve will agree that the most important thing is actually the audio - so get a decent lapel mic :)

@drstevebagley @computer_phile @seanski44 That's actually really handy to know! Obvious question now is do you have any recommendations for mics and lights?!