Lecture 1A | MIT 6.001 Structure and Interpretation, 1986

Overview and Introduction to Lisp
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[NightspiritHacker]

Only in 240p? What is this... 1986?

[r3bol]

It's not about Science and it's not about computers.

We're off to a good start! :D

[MrDarkimages]

it's actually 360p

[Ocarininja]

HUE

[r3bol]

OMG!, 31:11 It's a young Dr. Walter Bishop.

[Huangyu Chen]

Thanks a lot! That's been very helpful!

[MrBTie]

Hi! I've transcribed the code written on the board and in the slides for all 20 lectures. It might help following the lectures: github DOT com/f03lipe/sicp-code Cheers! :)

[Steve Marinelli]

Funny, it takes a video from 1986 to let me finally understand what a lambda expression in C# is.

[TheShoeInMoneyReview]

thank you for this

[bangmeister]

Oh, I didn't know that lol

[TreacleMary]

So are Stanford and UC Berkeley

[bangmeister]

it's his dad