I love Chris’ final answer in the interview:
“Why build an electromechanical computer?”
“Because I have a 3D printer, and I can”
We learn, share, and make things.
We learn, share, and make things.
We learn, share, and make things.
We learn, share, and make things.
I love Chris’ final answer in the interview:
“Why build an electromechanical computer?”
“Because I have a 3D printer, and I can”
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Chris’s answer to why he built it really captures the DIY spirit.
A Hackaday blog post said that Chris plans on building Babbage’s Analytical Engine, but he only mentions here planning to build an “electromechanical computer”. Is he indeed planning on building the Analytical Engine, or was the blog post confused?
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