Comments by "Biały" (@Bialy_1) on "The Transistor: a 1953 documentary, anticipating its coming impact on technology" video.

"a billion transistors on an inch by inch wafer?" no because no one back then was puting anything on a wafer... watch the movie again maybe? heh
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Just clean the rig cooling system from time to time or change the thermal paste then it will not gonna be working so hot for you. :P Also you have billion transistors in a cpu or gpu that is smaller than a single vacuume tube and good systems using water cooling so you can touch microcircuit even when its working... try doing that with vacuum tube?:P ("The development of oxide-coated filaments in the mid-1920s reduced filament operating temperature to a dull red heat (around 700 °C), which in turn reduced thermal distortion of the tube structure and allowed closer spacing of tube elements.")
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@arshpreetsingh1038 and his comment was 3 years old... :P
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@teresashinkansen9402 If we stop using horses then there will be no real place for them on this planet, i didnt read your comment because its waste of time, your shorter comment was a solid prove that you want to think with your feelings... its a dead end, as feelings are generaly incompatible with thinking. Wild animals fight for survival all the time, if they dont then they are domesticated or are on top of the food chain... That is your problem, you dont need to fight for your own survival so you searching for something that you can fight for, but it is not based on facts or logic, just on your feelings... mother nature have no feelings. btw. "The tarpan (Equus ferus ferus), also known as Eurasian wild horse, was a subspecies of wild horse.[1] It is now extinct. The last individual believed to be of this subspecies died in captivity in the Russian Empire during 1909, although some sources claim that it was not a genuine wild horse due to its resemblance to domesticated horses."...
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@SimonWoodburyForget "Suffering is just apart of life and it's basically what defines you." yes suffering is natural part of any animal life but idea that it is what defines you is some over the top "matrix" movie alike philosophy. There are two ways to motivate animal for doing something: positive(by attraction) and negative(by repulsion). Different people using different setups of that two completly different ways. In Africa "negative" thinking is very popular, they like to work only 4 hours a day to avoid hunger and completly dont understand why white people working so much when they dont know hunger at all, they have this theory that white people act like that because of white women that forcing this workaholism on white men. In Africa if u for example pay the guy two time more than it is normal for that kind of job there, he will gonna hire other guy to make the job for him and pay him 50% of what you payinh him just so he can do nothing... Also people that using positive thinking for motivation are generaly more succesfull, because if u tend to use negative impulse for motivation then you will be waiting for disaster visible on horizon before you start doing anything. How your theory of "Suffering defines you" explaining behaviour of billionaires that have money for everything and in the same time work even more hours per day than avarage? And why (according to statistical data) people that dont know what suffering is tends to live much longer?
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@ohger1 "every generation thinks that there's not much else to innovate;" that is why we constantly moving forward because we think that moving forward is not posible? LoL
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@MrGerdbrecht "Albert Einstein." ekhm "You seem to have no clue" that he was a Jew not a German and that is why he was forced to run awey from Germany... Also most people are completly aware what Germans are capable of, start another world war and then lose it... again! Just wait! ;)
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@MrGerdbrecht And btw. that German superiority complex is the biggest German flaw. You were so sure that noone will be able to brake Enigma code when the reality was that starting from January 1933 Polish Cipher Bureau was able to decode it and read your super secure German communication. Also when we talking about invention of transistors/computers then we should also mention "Charles Pollak (born Karol Pollak), a producer of accumulators, found out that the oxide layer on an aluminum anode remained stable in a neutral or alkaline electrolyte, even when the power was switched off. In 1896 he filed a patent for an "Electric liquid capacitor with aluminum electrodes" (de: Elektrischer Flüssigkeitskondensator mit Aluminiumelektroden) based on his idea of using the oxide layer in a polarized capacitor in combination with a neutral or slightly alkaline electrolyte." was he a German? hehe
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@MrGerdbrecht "The Czochralski process is a method of crystal growth used to obtain single crystals of semiconductors (e.g. silicon, germanium and gallium arsenide), metals (e.g. palladium, platinum, silver, gold), salts and synthetic gemstones. The process is named after Polish scientist Jan Czochralski,[1] who invented the method in 1915"
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"The scientists of that era couldn't have even imagined" just like you can not even imagine "maximum distance of a fiber optic link that can be achieved without using any optical amplifier or repeater"? heh
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@profd65 "Except that almost half of basic research in the US is funded by the government," yea and year after year USA is moving down on the list of "Happiest Countries In The World", for year 2018 you were number 18. Will u be in top 20 this year?:P
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You eating the wrong cheese and becaue of that you will not gonna be able to invent anything... just saying.
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