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Uploaded on Oct 28, 2007

Biographical movie not so for the events of Prof. Edsger Dijkstra's life rather for the way of his thinking, 2000

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  • Kevin Hely

    Kevin Hely 8 months ago

    Arrogant? Incredibly stupid comment!

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  • lurconis666

    lurconis666 2 years ago

    Heel veel dank voor het uploaden. Door Dijkstra, een trotse Nederlander!

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  • Gretgor666

    Gretgor666 2 years ago

    It's amazing how much an electronic technology would one day, due to the required discipline to keep it controlled, have such a profound impact in mathematics and other formal sciences. Predicate calculus, mathematical elegance, Leibniz's dream... All came about due to the programming challenge, and thanks to prof. Dijkstra. R.I.P.

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  • amillionzillion

    amillionzillion 3 years ago

    Thanks for posting

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  • pedog

    pedog 4 years ago

    Incredibly smart. Incredibly arrogant.

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  • dollaresque

    dollaresque 5 years ago

    Amazing discipline so early on. Now elegance is assumed to be the cornerstone of any good proof in physics and other natural sciences even. Thanks for a great video (and double-thanks that the video had subtitles, though I noticed if you only half-look at the subtitles and listen to the speaker's voice, most of the meaning is conveyed).

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