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To what and found things with an accuracy that no one imagined would be possible. >> it turned out that google rather than netscape was the one that eclipsed microsoft. by the end of the decade, netscape was basically gone but microsoft was, in fact, completely overtaken by exactly the thing bill was concerned about being overtaken by. netscape and google are part of the same thing which was the ascendance of the web. >> the rate of change in our lives has grown faster and faster. the zeros and ...

To what and found things with an accuracy that no one imagined would be possible. >> it turned out that google rather than netscape was the one that eclipsed microsoft. by the end of the decade, netscape was basically gone but microsoft was, in fact, completely overtaken by exactly the thing bill was concerned about being overtaken by. netscape and google are part of the same thing which was the ascendance of the web. >> the rate of change in our lives has grown faster and faster. the zeros and ...

>> google captured the entire web and they made a map of what linked to what and found things with an accuracy that no one imagined would be possible. >> turned out google rather than netscape was the one that eclipsed microsoft. by the end of the decade, netscape was gone but microsoft was taken over by what bill was concerned about being taken over by. netscape and google are part of same thing. >> the rate of change in our lives has grown faster and faster. the zeros and ones of computer lang...

Explain what you learned yesterday that makes you say there is no doubt whatsoever that the russians interfered. we have been saying allegedly interfered. what to you is the smoking gun that makes this not alleged, but fact? >> one of the importants pieces of testimony yesterday afternoon, we had four hours of hearings yesterday by jim mandian. he is one of the leading experts in the country on cyber intrusion and cyber attacks and forensics which is how you determine where it came from. he test...

Murray hopper. [ applause ] >> as a child that loved to disarm alarm clocks she had a ph.d in math mematics from yale and served in the navy and becoming one of the first programmers and known as the queen of code, she worked to help the coding language more practical and accessible. she convicted the first translator and a fundamental element of our now world. amazing grace was committed to making the computer language more fundamentally. today we honor her and the sense of responsibility and t...

Insurance exchange built at one go. when you see health care.gov on your browser, as you said, chris, its just the tip of a very large technology iceberg. below that water line is all of this you see here. xeer ox drawing out the spaghetti that were talking about that all has to be linked up for the first time. were talking about a half dozen government mainframes and on average eight insurance company systems for each state. the second challenge, all those computer systems -- well, they dont sp...

Computer language. >> fortran i believe they made us take in college yes. >> made it simple. and even today magazines are designed on his products and his software. that was really the break through in magazine design. now, we have the break news in music and telephones and it is all from his vision. it all comes from steve jobs. he had a lot of smart people work with him, dont get me wrong. but at the end of the day there has to be a visionary and steve jobs was really the visionary. >> shepard...

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