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Lex Fridman · 2020-09-24

James Gosling: Java, JVM, Emacs, and the Early Days of Computing | Lex Fridman Podcast #126

James Gosling: Java, JVM, Emacs, and the Early Days of Computing | Lex Fridman Podcast #126

Also referenced (named, not recommended)

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Star Trek: Discovery

CBS (inferred)

“i did this recently with star trek discovery and uk netflix mostly because i wonder what it's like to live in london”— Lex Fridman
BookReferencedISBN verified

The Dictionary of Curious and Interesting Numbers

David Wells (inferred)

“when i was a teenager there was this book called the the dictionary of curious and interesting numbers which for some reason i read through and damn near memorized”— guest
BookReferencedISBN verified

The Art of Computer Programming

Donald Knuth

“i think in one of the videos i watched you mentioned uh don knuth uh well at least recommending his uh you know his his book is something people should read”— Lex Fridman
MediaReferenced

Blade Runner

Ridley Scott (inferred)

“are you building blade runner or star trek which one's better which which future would you rather live in”— guest
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Star Trek

Gene Roddenberry (inferred)

“i would just i would sure rather live in the universe of star trek”— guest