Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 53933
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2010/8/23-9/7 [Computer/Theory] UID:53933 Activity:nil
9/20    Why does everyone talk about Turing but  nobody talks much about
        Babbage?
        \_ arithmetic vs algorithms
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