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by KingOfCoders
1738 days ago
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The article writes about your point of general computation and purpose built computers: "Likewise, Konrad Zuse never got a Turing award despite having created the world's first working programmable general computer 1935-41. [...] It was pointed out that none of the computers built during the 1940s were influenced in any way by Turing's 1936 theoretical paper, [...]" |
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