Are the 01 names like last names I saw DICK was in the list and a few others that could be names

2:15 Does the wire stripper have a specific name. I can't find anything similar anywhere.

It's not Nerd Sniping. It's just being too slooooooooooow.....

Found this in my liked videos from a long time ago, you are insanely talented, I’m assuming you sadly stopped producing music, but seriously these few songs you made are just ahead of their time

Coming here after 7 years since the video was made and i still think this series was/is better than any college/online course out there. i salute to you 🫡🫡🫡

Your channel has amazing content! Very good work, nicely done!

wait so we can build each module without building the whole thing? I just wanted to do the ALU unit

I would low to see a sound card built!!! Please do a video on that.

Thid is what my mom thought when i told her i wanna build a pc

This was so interesting. I wish my CS classes had a professor half has interesting

please ggvG=:wq ur asm

geil gemacht

Great info, but the mouth-breathing and lip-smacking noises are so off-putting, my god... Use some kind of filter PLEASE.

Ass

Wait why no assembly?

When programmed my 8 bit computer for unconditional jump it is working till some point, after that got out of the loop unexpectedly. Any idea would really helpful?

If you don't have "otool", you can use the -S option with gcc to generate assembly directly.

So, what was the lowest score you got?

Makes me better appreciate retail GPUs!

This is probably the best "how computers work" series I've seen. I mean lots of videos explain how CPUs work and how computers work and the like, but this is the first thing I've seen that clearly demonstrates things like how does software send instructions to the CPU and how does the CPU access data in memory. I'm sure on a modern CPU with thousands of pins it's far more complicated but this really demonstrates the basics nicely.

Thank you so much for your exposition really appreciate what you did

Astro Sam made a cpu now we need ram power supply and a motherboard

This was such a fun series, thank you.

Algorithm delivers ❤

I love how this guy literally straight gets to the point without a 5 min intro

Thanks for the great video.

Nice Video :)

how to make an led flaster using an STmicroelectronics NE555N? Is it possible? (This should be a really old component lol)

OMG! This is amazing. I never thought it's done like that. I'm the head of a company, we design large ATS recruitment systems but watching such films gives me the greatest joy. It's simply brilliant how someone once designed it!

If you have a 1.1 watt load, how do you keep the voltage steady

polling rate can be defined. 4example in QMK you can find USB_POLLING_INTERVAL_MS 1

Haven’t even got to the video yet but can tell this will be awesome. Always wondered about this in the context of all these different adapters changing the connector types - what is the computer itself actually listening for!

can somebody explain where is carry-in connected?

Yes, do a separate video about floating point numbers.

Question so far: What determines if 128ths place is used for a negative number, or as the number 128 itself? Is that based on the instruction, or perhaps a CPU register value?

This is god hahaha

now play minecraft on it

I'm here after 2 years of making my microprocessor from transistors and resistors on logisim evolution. I quit this playlist at microcode part and like 4 years ago and never watched it again lol. Anyway I made an 8 bit RISC type processor without interrupts. But it includes descent amount of instructions. Arithmetic, logical, shift, branch (conditional) and jump, also stack operations etc. I got it within 2600 transistors total. My source for inspiration and information are, - Ben eater, this playlist - Ken Sheriff blogs (he reverse engineered ALUs of microprocessors from 70's) - The nand game made by Olav

bro you're awesome

Yo wtf wtf was that end got me like wah hold on wait wait u can't just end the video like that great explanation tho

i got a ps/2 scanner and i wanna connect to my compute.... every time y plug it in i get a message :" barcode nor recognized "... Does somebody know why it happens ?

Thank u😀😀

The voltage potential is important 110V in the ua or a few ma - you are not going to feel it

CoD players: **AGGRESSIVE NOTE TAKING**

hi breadboard guy!!!

Tasty.

how you do to have clean functionning breadboards ? mines are always doing false contacts. which is not showing me either my circuit is working or not. because i have to shake it to maybe making it work 😔

Lets build a crt monitor

Thanks a ton Ben! This helped me greatly for day 24 of this years Advent of Code! :D