Invisible Computer Code Runs Your Life
June 11, 2015
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as posted by the channelJune 10 -- We know that when we enter code into a computer we get software. And we know that software is part of the fabric of our lives - it switches channels on our cable boxes or spits out money from an ATM. But how does all that actually happen? Bloomberg Businessweek author Paul Ford explains. (Animation by Bran Dougherty Johnson.)
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