Computers can be understood

8/22/2021

This blog post discusses the concept of understanding computers and argues that they can indeed be understood by humans. The author acknowledges that computers can seem complex and mysterious, but emphasizes that they are ultimately deterministic machines that can be studied and comprehended. The post highlights the importance of breaking down complex systems into simpler components, understanding the underlying principles and algorithms, and gaining practical experience through hands-on coding. It encourages readers to demystify computers and embrace the challenge of understanding them, ultimately empowering individuals to harness the power of technology more effectively.

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