El Algoritmo Que Transformo Al Mundo. La Historia De Nasir Ahmed.

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概要

TLDRNasir Ahmad, originario de Bangalore, India, es conocido por desarrollar la Transformada Coseno Discreta (DCT) mientras estudiaba en la Universidad de Nuevo México, en 1974. A pesar de que su propuesta inicial fue rechazada por ser considerada demasiado simple, su perseverancia lo llevó a publicar su trabajo, que se convirtió en la base de la compresión de imágenes y videos digitales. Esta innovación es fundamental para tecnologías como las videollamadas. Ahmad reconoce la importancia de su esposa, quien lo apoyó durante el desarrollo de su trabajo. Refleja sobre cómo este invento ha impactado la comunicación global y se siente gratificado al ver su uso extendido, aunque destaca que la vida no suele reconocer siempre a los inventores. La serie 'This Is Us' divulgó su historia, lo que recordó a la audiencia su contribución invaluable al mundo moderno.

収穫

  • 👤 Nasir Ahmad desarrolló la Transformada Coseno Discreta en 1974.
  • 💡 Inicialmente rechazado, su trabajo se convirtió en un estándar para la compresión de video.
  • 💪 Su perseverancia y el apoyo de su esposa fueron cruciales para su éxito.
  • 🌍 La tecnología permite la comunicación global eficiente, como las videollamadas.
  • 🎥 Su historia fue compartida en la serie 'This Is Us'.
  • 📚 En los 70, el prestigio académico prevalecía sobre recompensas económicas.
  • 🏆 Su innovación ha tenido un impacto duradero en la tecnología de comunicación.
  • 🥇 Es importante reconocer a los inventores por sus contribuciones.
  • 💼 Separación entre la academia y la industria era común en los tiempos de Ahmad.
  • 📈 El éxito del DCT no fue previsto, pero es ampliamente celebrado hoy día.

タイムライン

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    Nasir Ahmad, originario de Bangalore, India, llegó a los Estados Unidos en 1961. Durante su doctorado en la Universidad de Nuevo México, desarrolló la Transformada de Coseno Discreta (DCT), una contribución significativa a la tecnología digital que permite la compresión y transmisión eficiente de imágenes y videos. Aunque inicialmente su propuesta fue rechazada por la Fundación Nacional de la Ciencia por considerarse "demasiado simple", él perseveró, y la DCT se convirtió en un estándar ampliamente utilizado.

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    Nasir Ahmad explica el impacto de su invención en la comunicación moderna, permitiendo la compresión de datos que posibilita el envío instantáneo de fotos y videos. La tecnología impulsada por su descubrimiento es fundamental para aplicaciones como Facetime y Zoom. A pesar del rechazo inicial de su propuesta, su trabajo recibió reconocimiento, incluyendo comentarios de personas que agradecen su capacidad de comunicarse visualmente con sus seres queridos gracias a su contribución.

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よくある質問

  • ¿De dónde es originario Nasir Ahmad?

    Nasir Ahmad es originario de Bangalore, India.

  • ¿Cuál fue la contribución principal de Nasir Ahmad?

    Desarrolló la Transformada Coseno Discreta, un método eficiente para la compresión y transmisión de imágenes y videos.

  • ¿Cuándo propuso Nasir Ahmad su tecnología?

    Propuso su tecnología en 1974.

  • ¿Por qué la propuesta de Nasir fue inicialmente rechazada?

    La propuesta fue rechazada por ser considerada demasiado simple.

  • ¿Qué impacto tuvo la Transformada Coseno Discreta?

    Se convirtió en el estándar más usado para la compresión de imágenes y videos, facilitando aplicaciones como videollamadas.

  • ¿Cómo contribuyó la esposa de Nasir Ahmad a su éxito?

    Apoyó a Nasir durante su carrera, permitiéndole seguir trabajando en su idea sin sueldo durante un verano.

  • ¿Por qué Nasir Ahmad se siente incómodo pero feliz con el éxito de su innovación?

    Se siente incómodo porque no esperaba el impacto, pero feliz al ver el uso extendido de su tecnología.

  • ¿Cómo beneficiaron las contribuciones de Nasir Ahmad al público en general?

    Permitieron la compresión y transmisión eficiente de imágenes y videos, facilitando la comunicación global.

  • ¿Qué relación tiene la historia de Nasir Ahmad con el programa 'This Is Us'?

    El programa destacó su contribución al desarrollo tecnológico que facilita la comunicación actual.

  • ¿Qué tipo de recompensas buscaban los académicos en los años 70, según Nasir Ahmad?

    Buscaban prestigio a través de la publicación, no recompensas económicas.

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    ah
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    my name is nasir ahmad
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    i'm originally from bangalore india
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    and i came to the united states
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    in 1961
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    to work on my master's degree
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    i had a bachelor's from india
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    at the university of new mexico when i
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    was finishing my
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    phd
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    i came up with this
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    discrete cosine transform
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    i had no idea
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    that it would
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    become
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    a major contribution
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    in those days
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    the digital technology was just starting
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    uh
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    to run a program
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    it was a big challenge it's not like
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    right now
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    you the student had to go
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    and put all of the program
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    in computer cards
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    and then you submitted that program
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    to the big ibm computer at the
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    university in that environment
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    is
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    when
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    this technology was proposed in 1974 and
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    this
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    little algorithm that we published
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    became
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    the most efficient way
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    of taking an image or a video
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    processing it in a way that it could be
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    compressed
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    and
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    transmitted to any place that you want
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    there were other people who published
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    but
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    it turned out that the discrete cosine
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    transform
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    survived to be the most widely used
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    and became a standard
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    and so
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    that that was a
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    key contribution
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    of mine
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    [Music]
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    i
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    decided to write a proposal
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    to the national science foundation
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    to ask for some money
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    to
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    work
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    on this
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    idea
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    and i thought it would get accepted
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    because it was a very novel idea
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    but to my surprise the reviewers
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    said that the idea was too simple
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    and so they rejected
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    the proposal
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    and so i told
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    kalitha that
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    i have this intuition that this thing is
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    the way to do it
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    but
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    can we
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    afford to
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    take the summer three months without any
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    salary
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    she said you know
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    we'll manage somehow
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    so
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    i kept working
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    on it
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    i had a
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    friend of mine in
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    the
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    university of southern california
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    when i sent him
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    the results that i got
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    he told me
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    publish these
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    results
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    right away
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    as a short paper in the computer
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    transactions
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    from then on
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    everyone started
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    referring to that short article
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    called the discrete cosine transform by
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    nasiraman
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    i was a reading author
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    the prestige was to publish not money
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    and those kind of things
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    that's the way
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    it used to be in
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    1974 you know we were all trained to be
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    pure
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    people who were academic people who
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    believed in publishing and the industry
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    was considered to be kind of separate
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    it would be nice if
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    but
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    if people
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    kind of see
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    who developed it
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    but the reality is
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    life doesn't work like that to be very
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    honest
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    i couldn't predict
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    how fast
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    the technology would move
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    and just
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    amazed of how
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    all these technologies of facetime and
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    zoom and
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    they've come into place
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    and
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    that you don't like so
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    oh because you know
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    i it's not i don't like it i'm
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    uncomfortable that's
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    to me
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    just the fact that i see
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    it's being used so wildly
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    it makes me feel very happy
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    and
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    i was telling my wife is the most
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    wonderful gift
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    i got from
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    from life to
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    to be
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    recognized by ordinary people who can
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    use it and
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    i have to
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    emphasize that this wonderful
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    woman that i have next to me from
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    montires to kuman
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    helped me all through my career
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    she was always next to me
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    and a son
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    who loves his mother too
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    so proud of you see i'm gonna kiss you
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    in front of everybody
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    from argentina who's computer
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    programming
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    anything good
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    it's about doring's development of his a
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    machine and how improving the
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    uncomputability of the unshidding's
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    problem by such a machine he showed the
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    fundamental limitations of mechanical
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    computation
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    i have no idea what you are talking
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    about
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    but i know i love hearing you talk
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    even i am peso
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    maybe totomar cafe she
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    used to tolerate my coming
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    late from the office and waiting for me
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    to eat with our son and and her
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    hi
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    hi
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    what time does your watch day
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    um
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    9 53.
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    9 53. that's good
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    i was worried maybe all the clocks in
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    the house were fast
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    i didn't want to accuse you of being
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    three hours and 53 minutes late for no
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    reason
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    okay yes i one night
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    i asked you for one night to come home
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    at six to have dinner with your son
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    he was so excited for you to eat the
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    pizza i made you i wanted to make it
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    home what could you be doing in that
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    office that is so much more important
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    than us
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    i'm so close to something huge yes
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    no one has created an efficient
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    algorithm to compute the coronal law of
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    transform so i had the idea to approach
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    the problem by studying a cosine
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    transform
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    if i am going to forgive you
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    then i need to understand why what you
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    are doing matters so much
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    then your mother wants a picture of mike
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    what do we do
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    we mail it to her right we mail it to
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    argentina she gets it a few weeks later
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    what if instead of waiting for the mail
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    she could see the photo on a computer
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    almost instantly
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    what do you mean
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    the military has created a network of
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    computers around the world they're all
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    connected
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    soon common people will have them
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    and if my team can optimize a form of
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    data compression
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    they'll be able to share images
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    so
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    you put a picture on a computer and
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    my mother across the world sees the same
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    picture yes and imagine if one day it
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    wasn't just a picture
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    imagine it was a movie
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    imagine you could talk to someone on a
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    screen
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    like a phone call
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    but with video
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    [Music]
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    my persona
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    is
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    [Music]
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    deborah jackson the best episode of any
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    show i've ever seen
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    what you do
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    what you did by teaching the world about
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    nasir ahmed
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    is pure genius thank you
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    dan fogelman
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    amazing
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    carla hernandez gave him a nobel peace
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    prize for his long-lasting scientific
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    contribution to making the world
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    connected beyond boundaries
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    nasirum nobel prize
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    to the brilliant nasir ahmed he is
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    responsible for inventing data
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    compression transformation
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    it is because
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    of him that we can send photos and
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    videos to stay connected with loved ones
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    no matter the distance
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    thank you
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    it says
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    this is us for perfectly sharing this
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    story
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    oh this is beautiful and dan fogelman is
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    saying
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    that i'm told that nasir ahmed is
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    trending
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    which may be one of my favorite things
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    that has happened in five years of doing
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    this how nice of him
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    i am forever grateful to nasir ahmed for
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    his contribution
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    which allows me to video chat with my
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    daughter in istanbul
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    who i haven't seen since thanksgiving
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    of 2019 thank you mr and mrs ahmed for
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    those sacrifices i could not have
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    gotten
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    through the past year without the very
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    technology
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    you worked so hard to discover okay
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    wonderful comments
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    thank you so much
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    [Music]
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    [Applause]
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    [Music]
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    you
タグ
  • Nasir Ahmad
  • Transformada Coseno Discreta
  • compresión de video
  • comunicación global
  • innovación tecnológica
  • This Is Us
  • Bangalore
  • publicación académica
  • desarrollo tecnológico
  • videollamadas