Konrad Zuse (1994)

Re:Konrad Zuse (1994) by LeanderK on Tuesday April 02, 2024 @07:11PM (#39911857)

this is the most astonishing thing I have read in a long time and I am CS not electrical engineering, so I have no idea what these drawings mean. I speak german, but I hope something works to translate this easily, as it is absolutely crazy. I did not know something like this was possible back then.

It is astonishing how advanced the world was back then...if it wasn't for this use though

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Re:Konrad Zuse (1994) by donkeybeer on Wednesday April 03, 2024 @01:03AM (#39913761)

I would say understanding of the paper depends more on having an electrical engineering degree than a CS degree. The diagrams look to be electrical circuits and signal diagrams (I am not sure what is the correct term but for example 'Abb. 10a' in the article) mostly.

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Re:Konrad Zuse (1994) by amatic on Wednesday April 03, 2024 @02:22AM (#39914217)

Check out the Analog Museum https://www.analogmuseum.org/

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Re:Konrad Zuse (1994) by waschl on Wednesday April 03, 2024 @02:36AM (#39914285)

In particular this (German) presentation: https://www.analogmuseum.org/library/hamburg_hoelzer.pdf

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