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     <p><b>Summary:</b>In this episode of "Pushing the Limits of Technology: The Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie Story, " we delve into the groundbreaking development and lasting impact of Unix, the revolutionary operating system created by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie. Prior to Unix, computers were large and expensive, but this game-changing operating system allowed for multitasking and personal use, forever changing the landscape of technology. The episode begins by introducing Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie, two brilliant minds who worked together at Bell Labs. They were determined to create an alternative to the batch processing systems that dominated the computer industry at the time. Their collaboration resulted in the birth of Unix, a multi-tasking, multi-user operating system that would revolutionize the field. The host shares their personal experience with Unix, highlighting the significant role it played in their life. They recall the excitement of being able to play games on their computer, thanks to Unix's multitasking capabilities. This personal anecdote helps to illustrate the impact that Unix had on everyday users, as it allowed for personal use and entertainment on a scale that was previously unimaginable. The episode also sheds light on the remarkable abilities and dedication of Dennis Ritchie. His mathematical prowess and unwavering commitment to his work were instrumental in the development of Unix. Ritchie's contributions to the field of computer science cannot be overstated, and his partnership with Thompson was a key factor in the success of Unix. Throughout the episode, the close collaboration between Thompson and Ritchie is emphasized. Their shared vision and complementary skills allowed them to push the boundaries of technology and create an operating system that would shape the future of computing. Their work at Bell Labs paved the way for the modern technology we rely on today. Even though Unix was developed decades ago, its impact continues to be felt in our everyday lives. The episode concludes by highlighting the lasting legacy of Unix and its ongoing influence on technology. From the way we use computers to the development of subsequent operating systems, Unix's impact is undeniable. In summary, this episode of "Pushing the Limits of Technology: The Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie Story" explores the development and impact of Unix, a groundbreaking operating system created by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie. Their collaboration at Bell Labs resulted in the creation of a multi-tasking, multi-user operating system that revolutionized the field of technology. Unix's lasting legacy continues to shape our everyday lives, making it a pivotal milestone in the history of computing.</p></details>
   + [talk/ken2019b](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EY6q5dv_B-o) <details><summary>Brian Kernighan interviews Ken Thompson. VCF East 2019. May 4, 2019.</summary>
     <p><b>Summary:</b>In this video episode titled "Ken Thompson interviewed by Brian Kernighan at VCF East 2019, " Ken Thompson, co-inventor of the UNIX operating system, is interviewed by Brian Kernighan. The episode, which took place on May 4, 2019, provides insights into Thompson's journey at Bell Labs and his contributions to the field of computer science. The fireside chat begins with an introduction and updates from the Vintage Computer Federation (VCF). Thompson then shares how he ended up at Bell Labs, where he worked alongside Dennis Ritchie to create UNIX. He reminisces about the origins of UNIX and reveals that they were only three weeks away from creating an operating system. Thompson discusses the challenges they faced while working on the PDP-11 computer and the importance of porting and testing assembly language for DC. He highlights the introduction of disk and communications equipment, which facilitated the rapid development of UNIX. One of the significant contributions of UNIX was the invention of pipes, allowing for communication between processes. The evolution of interprocess communication is also explored, from a worthless interface to a groundbreaking idea through the implementation of pipes. The development of redirecting IO and the creation of a shell are discussed, as well as the origin of the file search tool grep and its connection to AT&T's slogan. The video episode also delves into the evolution of programming languages, from early languages like B Unbond to the present work with Go. Thompson praises the TMG compiler on the PDB seven computer for its beautiful handwriting and lack of errors. The importance of Fortran in computer sales is mentioned, along with the author's personal experience with writing Fortran code. Additionally, the episode touches on Thompson's journey with chess, from becoming hooked on the game to developing a chess machine. The author shares their passion for watching chess tournaments online and participating in a chess tournament with a C program they had created. They then describe the process of building a chess machine and the machine's success as the world and US champion. Overall, this video episode provides a comprehensive overview of Ken Thompson's contributions to the field of computer science, including his work on UNIX, programming languages, and chess. The interview with Brian Kernighan offers valuable insights into Thompson's journey and the development of groundbreaking technologies.</p></details>
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+  + [talk/ken2023](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaandEt_pKw&t=643s). Closing Keynote. SCaLE 20x. Mar 12, 2023. https://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale/20x/presentations/keynote-ken-thompson
 - Ian Taylor. (Ian Lance Taylor, B. Sc.) [Website](https://www.airs.com/ian/), [GitHub](https://github.com/ianlancetaylor), [Quora](https://www.quora.com/profile/Ian-Lance-Taylor)
   + Alma mater: Yale University
   + [talk/ian2007](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc78olyguqA) <details><summary>GCC: Current Topics and Future Directions. February 27, 2007.</summary>
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     <p><b>Summary:</b>In the video episode titled "GopherCon 2022: Russ Cox - Compatibility: How Go Programs Keep Working, " Russ Cox discusses the significance of compatibility in Go programming and the strategies employed by the Go team to ensure stability and predictability in new releases. Cox begins by explaining the Go1 compatibility promise, which guarantees that new APIs can be added without breaking existing code. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining API compatibility and discusses the tools and testing approaches used to check for compatibility issues. The episode highlights two subtle problems encountered during the preparation of the Go 1.1 release, shedding light on the challenges of maintaining compatibility, including output changes, input changes, and protocol changes. Cox also delves into the changes and compatibility in Go 1. 6, including the ability to opt out of changes and the removal of support for sha-1 certificates. The discussion further explores backward, forward, and language compatibility, as well as the challenges associated with output and input changes. Examples are provided to illustrate output change incompatibilities and the issues caused by input changes. Cox emphasizes the importance of writing code and tests that can accept any valid behavior. He also discusses input change incompatibilities and protocol changes, using examples of code breaking due to data format and communication issues between HTTP versions. The episode also touches on the Goatee bug settings and compatibility in Go programming, highlighting the guarantee that compatible changes that break existing programs will last for at least two years. The Go command is considering improvements to handle version mismatches more effectively. Lastly, the episode discusses how Go modules can be utilized to remove or fix problematic features in the Go language. A bug in the code is identified, and potential fixes are suggested. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of prioritizing compatibility in the development of Go 1. x and maintaining stability and predictability for developers.</p></details>
   + [talk/russ2023a](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNmxtp26I5s) Go Changes. GopherCon 2023. Sep 27, 2023.
   + [talk/russ2023b](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4rxi9jStLo) Go Testing By Example. GopherCon Australia 2023. Nov 9, 2023.
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+  + [talk/russ2023c](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H-V-0oQvCA) Open Source Supply Chain Security at Google. ACM SCORED. Nov 30, 2023.
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