Stanford Lecture - Don Knuth: The Analysis of Algorithms (2015, recreating 1969)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2017
- Known as the Father of Algorithms, Professor Donald Knuth, recreates his very first lecture taught at Stanford Univeristy. Professor Knuth is an American computer scientist, mathematician, and professor emeritus at Stanford University.
13:45 Man invented a whole new field because someone asked him what he does. Absolute legend.
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Thank you all for your feedback and notifying us the video cuts off at the end! A new, COMPLETE version will be uploaded ASAP, so please stay tuned!
I enjoyed the video. But it would be really nice if the end would be added. Or if the complete version would be uploaded.
Is there any update yet?
hello stanford. where is the new version please.
c'mon! It has been more than two years! please submit part two!!
@stanfordonline are u gonna handle like internet explorer and upload something after like 12 years ?! Cmon,we all know that is free and we are all thankful,but when Standford Uni gives their word and says :"A new, COMPLETE version will be uploaded ASAP, so please stay tuned!" u have to be stupid to think that the COMPLETE NEW VERSION of the video will be published in 2 years ?! Cmon,we are all waiting
We totally appreciate your putting this content up.
Please add the remaining part as well.
Lecture starts at 12:05
As a cognitive psychologist, linguist and biologist who works with amazing kids I would only comment this video about Knuth (yes, it is a video about Donald) by the best way I could do it using short words: fascinating.
Wow! This is TAOCP vol.1 section 1.2.10 explained. I just understand it!
Yes, it seem cutted but I can look it more in the book!
Thank you for uploading this!
Ok that’s where this is from. Good to know. There was some parts where I felt like there was a skip in the steps. So I can go look up the more fully fleshed out lesson
Great lecture of the art of programming by Donald knuth😊😊😊😊
Stanford is such a great learning university
the content is the same what he wrote in his "The Art of". but it give me another experience from hearing what he discuss instead following TeX lines. :D thanks for uploading.
thank you professor knuth.
Great sense of humor, brilliant idea/recreation :)
thanks team!!!
can we get the complete lecture series from SIR , awsome explaination
Man, I love Don. Don's the Don
thank you
As Stanfordonline has indicated, this video cuts out the last parts of the lecture.
For the complete lecture, GOTO
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And they locked it down due to copyright. Seriously cheap move by them.
Hello, any news on that new version that doesn't cut off early?
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legend
Is there a part 2?
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14:40 whatever I'm interested in is analysis of algorithms
Terminates unexpectedly
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Don Knuth
Pls update your books to include C instead of MIX.
C is much older than MIX. im not sure why he used MIX but maybe one reason is to have computer code that is as precise as possible, and afaik the compiled assembly youd get from C could vary based on the machine, compiler, and compiler options.
Go MMIX instead.
Genesis of the generous genius genre.
Sorry I can't do this...
If time machine was available......
Am I seeing Mr. Bean?
This has to be the worst toupee in history.
can you return it?
Very poor choice of board color. White on blue.