Rolinychupetin, usted es un verdadero maestro, con muchos conocimientos en la electronica, electricidad, informatica, linguistica y mucho mas. Cada dia nos deleita con su saviduria. Hace falta que el bambino que vive dentro de usted dure mucho, mucho tiempo para que pueda diseminar todos sus conocimientos a la humanidad y a la vez aprender de ud. Gracias.
Si yo no fuera tan viejo, me sonrojaría con tanto elogio. Muchas gracias Don Juan. Es un placer contar con una audiencia joven y dispuesta a escuchar. Y, si es posible, pase todo esto a otros oidos, a otros cerebros. Que se riegue y que crezca. En el caso particular de la HP' PRIME, que se puede usar de gratis a traves de su magnifico "emulador" (tanto en la PC como en las MACs), es una oportunidad de explorar ciencias e ingeniería manteniendo la mente en los conceptos sin el lastre necesario de las manipulaciones alebráicas y calculisticas (que si bién pueden ser muy entretenidas por si mismas, distraen la mente del tópico de electrónica que exploramos en un momento dado, en una tarea para la casa, en un laboratorio o hasta en un exámen.). Gracias!
Ciò che lei riesce a fare con questa calcolatrice è semplicemente stupefacente. Ogni giorno spero di trovare in rete un suo nuovo video. Grazie infinite per il suo straordinario lavoro.
Molte grazie per le vostre gentili parole di incoraggiamento. Io stesso, mi sento come un bambino in una fabbrica di cioccolato mentre esploro il potere di questa meraviglia tecnologica, l'HP PRIME.
Dear Professor Linares, I am extremely impressed by your playlists for both the HP Prime and the HP 50g. I am currently learning as much as I can about both of these fantastic calculators! Can you tell me please if you plan on expanding your playlists, in particular, for the HP Prime, as well as for the HP 50g? Thank you for publishing these videos! They are extremely useful to me. I am a general scientist with a strong background in Mathematics, Physics and Information Technology. Best wishes, Jason Allan.
@@rolinychupetin Oh yes. :) My best friend in high school had a HP-35, and I had a slide rule. Needless to say, he had a better allowance agreement with his parents between the two of us. :) Some of the other kids had the TI calculators (saving a couple hundred bucks compared to the HP-35 IIRC) and there was no end of the arguing over whose calculator had the wrong value for Pi. I'm guessing that one used a lookup value, and the other used 355/113. We attended Air Academy High School on the grounds of the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO and as part of taking the brand new computer class we were allowed to use the Burroughs mainframe "up the hill" at the academy. Punch cards, paper tape, teletype, and 110 baud modems. I can still remember my user code, WRT0278. No password. These days I'm retired, and I mostly collect rather than use calculators. :) The DM42 and the Prime being the exceptions, both of them are fantastic! And I also collect slide rules. :)
Wow, ¡increíble! He leído el libro de Matthew Sadiku y Charles Alexander, el de John David Irwin, y el de William Hayt (entre otros autores), y es la primera vez que veo cómo hallar un circuito equivalente de Thévenin aplicando límites. ¡Brillante! ¿Usted leyó eso en un libro, o es algo que usted mismo descubrió?
This occurred to me while explaining a better use of symbolic math software to a student of my class wrestling with Thevenin equivalents. A student with a taste for mathematics. It worked, he did understand, so i thought I would share it on UA-cam. If it is somewhere in a book, I do not know. There are throusands of people over the planet thinking along similar lines. An example, Leon Thevenin had the same idea that Hermmann Von Helmholtz had already had almost a century before, and Leon had no idea that Helmholtz had even written his findings before Leon had even been born.
Cómo disfruto estos vídeos. Me recuerdan mis clases de circuitos eléctricos en la universidad. Thevenin y Northon ... Qué recuerdos. Gracias!
Rolinychupetin, usted es un verdadero maestro, con muchos conocimientos en la electronica, electricidad, informatica, linguistica y mucho mas. Cada dia nos deleita con su saviduria. Hace falta que el bambino que vive dentro de usted dure mucho, mucho tiempo para que pueda diseminar todos sus conocimientos a la humanidad y a la vez aprender de ud. Gracias.
Si yo no fuera tan viejo, me sonrojaría con tanto elogio. Muchas gracias Don Juan. Es un placer contar con una audiencia joven y dispuesta a escuchar. Y, si es posible, pase todo esto a otros oidos, a otros cerebros. Que se riegue y que crezca. En el caso particular de la HP' PRIME, que se puede usar de gratis a traves de su magnifico "emulador" (tanto en la PC como en las MACs), es una oportunidad de explorar ciencias e ingeniería manteniendo la mente en los conceptos sin el lastre necesario de las manipulaciones alebráicas y calculisticas (que si bién pueden ser muy entretenidas por si mismas, distraen la mente del tópico de electrónica que exploramos en un momento dado, en una tarea para la casa, en un laboratorio o hasta en un exámen.). Gracias!
Ciò che lei riesce a fare con questa calcolatrice è semplicemente stupefacente. Ogni giorno spero di trovare in rete un suo nuovo video. Grazie infinite per il suo straordinario lavoro.
Molte grazie per le vostre gentili parole di incoraggiamento. Io stesso, mi sento come un bambino in una fabbrica di cioccolato mentre esploro il potere di questa meraviglia tecnologica, l'HP PRIME.
Grazie per la risposta Professore. Il suo italiano è impeccabile come ogni sua singola lezioni. Buon lavoro!
Dear Professor Linares,
I am extremely impressed by your playlists for both the HP Prime and the HP 50g.
I am currently learning as much as I can about both of these fantastic calculators!
Can you tell me please if you plan on expanding your playlists, in particular, for the HP Prime, as well as for the HP 50g?
Thank you for publishing these videos!
They are extremely useful to me.
I am a general scientist with a strong background in Mathematics, Physics and Information Technology.
Best wishes,
Jason Allan.
Thank you for your enthusiastic feedback. Yes, to the HP'Prime question. No to the HP'50g. Thanks again.
Thank you for letting me know.
I am looking forward to your HP Prime videos!
I remember doing this using the new (at the time) HP-15C. :)
For me it was the "new" HP 35, then the HP 67, and the HP 41c. What a time, huh?
@@rolinychupetin Oh yes. :) My best friend in high school had a HP-35, and I had a slide rule. Needless to say, he had a better allowance agreement with his parents between the two of us. :)
Some of the other kids had the TI calculators (saving a couple hundred bucks compared to the HP-35 IIRC) and there was no end of the arguing over whose calculator had the wrong value for Pi. I'm guessing that one used a lookup value, and the other used 355/113.
We attended Air Academy High School on the grounds of the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO and as part of taking the brand new computer class we were allowed to use the Burroughs mainframe "up the hill" at the academy. Punch cards, paper tape, teletype, and 110 baud modems. I can still remember my user code, WRT0278. No password.
These days I'm retired, and I mostly collect rather than use calculators. :) The DM42 and the Prime being the exceptions, both of them are fantastic! And I also collect slide rules. :)
Wow, ¡increíble! He leído el libro de Matthew Sadiku y Charles Alexander, el de John David Irwin, y el de William Hayt (entre otros autores), y es la primera vez que veo cómo hallar un circuito equivalente de Thévenin aplicando límites. ¡Brillante! ¿Usted leyó eso en un libro, o es algo que usted mismo descubrió?
This occurred to me while explaining a better use of symbolic math software to a student of my class wrestling with Thevenin equivalents. A student with a taste for mathematics. It worked, he did understand, so i thought I would share it on UA-cam. If it is somewhere in a book, I do not know. There are throusands of people over the planet thinking along similar lines. An example, Leon Thevenin had the same idea that Hermmann Von Helmholtz had already had almost a century before, and Leon had no idea that Helmholtz had even written his findings before Leon had even been born.
Nice voice
Thank you.