Big Data - Tim Smith
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
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There is a mind-boggling amount of data floating around our society. Physicists at CERN have been pondering how to store and share their ever more massive data for decades - stimulating globalization of the internet along the way, whilst 'solving' their big data problem. Tim Smith plots CERN's involvement with big data from fifty years ago to today.
Lesson by Tim Smith, animation by TED-Ed.
Do you have any tips for literature sources wich explain exactly what this video is showing?
Excellent narration.
Amazing visual metaphor!!
Genetic storage is the next frontier to massive digital data storage
that's incredible!
One of your videos came to my school
very interesting summary of big data, however the way he pronounced "data" I think hypnotised me
man the music is a bit too loud!...please do something about this guys! Good lesson by the way, thanks! :)
Blå blå!
dont forget the biggest bunches of data on the internet, cat videos, gameplays, and porn XD
Till 4:00 all he explains is Internet not big data.
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That was big data, not internet, kiddo.
Thanks a lot!
OK... I can't get the point of this video
This is the way Google operates ... awesome ~
I like the Canadian "Bleh?"
So, it would be a bad thing to encourage people not to run red lights? Sometimes you're forced to, like if there's a badly calibrated sensor and you're riding a motorcycle, so there should be an exception there. But other than that... why are you opposed to the enforcement of traffic laws? If they're super anal retentive, like if you go a centimeter over a crosswalk it fines you, then that would be an understandable concern. But your example is actually a GOOD thing.
Only the last minute or so was relevant. Not enough focus on the drawbacks of big data either, i.e. infringement of privacy rights.
What are you hiding? I'm sending some black vans to pick you up.
Caligula138 You won't say that the day a black van parks outside your house and picks you up because of some bogus data.
Caligula138 But hell, keep on living the illusion of a free and just world.
I would imagine most data is used by other computers to predict trends, rather than people looking at all your online activity to spy.
Lucas Williams you are spreading fear to commoner and misdirection
The amount of data exceed human analysing capability...we need SI to do that!
Cartoons, in my mind, don't really benefit from 1080p except making their edges stand out more. So less pixels is fine.
Out of all English speaking countries, I think only America say it 'data' instead of deyta
Best video i have seen
awesome animation interesting big data tree
I would have liked to see some numbers. The talk seems so unspecific.
Thanks 👍
Please deactivate the auto translate for your video titles
Really interesting
really really
yes of course, I like It
Yeah and the quality is good, fullHD
Here how big data could be used against you soon. 1) you step on the gas and go through a red light. 2) A camera takes a picture of your licence plate. 3). The vehicle owner is identified 4) A withdrawal from your bank account is made to pay for the violation. Think about it.
Hi i am a human who need to manually sort data at school, i cant use computer and all sorting algoritme i know take more than 16 minute to execute, using my human system, paper and pen. do you have any suggestion to solve this issue?
sus
@@bizkurt99 D○es "sus" stand f●r Super Useful Sorting? If so I as a fellow human agree, sorting is very useful.
Video parts
00:30 What is Big Data
01:10 History of computing data
03:10 Need for distributing data
03:50 Cloud computing
Even i didn't understand the video i used to just improve my lestining 😂😂❤❤❤ thank TED for the brithish narrator
very cute and funny video!nice information about big data!
unlearned bigdata..thanks ted
*Texas Nucular Physicist Sheep:* blaaaaahh
*Parisian Simpson's Nuclear Physicist:* sacré bla!
I agree, I put them right up there with the people who thing we speak American.
to be honest, this is the first time I do research about big data, and I couldn't understand a single thing
the explanation is soo complicated
How was Commander Data in Startrek:TNG pronounced? Checkmate!
2013..still thinking in words.....lol newb
Norwegians are like: Blue blue blue!
well i can sleep right now! thank a lot.
nice tutorials about Big Data to share.....wooow scary
brutal!
Cool...
It's called a "dialect". In case you didn't notice his accent, he obviously doesn't speak American English.
I don't know why but I cannot digest this
Just completely ignore the University of Utah contributions. Gee, thanks
wait so what is a data scientist?
Canada has the bl *eh?*
I think you are joking, but in case you are not, have you ever pondered why it is called "English", wether it is US/UK/Australian English?
144p 0.o
...haven't seen that in a while
Fast forward to 2021 and here I am watching in 720p, locked up in my home, as its covid everywhere
Sneakernet and Pigeonnet ...
I'm hungry.
How does Picard pronounce Data's name?
2:28 there was no terabatyes of any data back in 1990's ahaha...
yes, all that data, and all that porn...
How are half of the comments here about the right way to pronounce "data"? Lol
blå! blå!
All that data collected about us...
4:21
so the internet is a product of big data? interesting.
Blå Blå = Blue Blue. Bla Bla = Blah Blah.
In murrica, It's data...You don't like it, you can geeeeet out
What planet do you people live on? Have you never heard a British accent?
or do you pronounce it "darta"?
Yes, but that's a horrible example of his accent. I pronounce it Day-ta, as do plenty of other Americans. Not sure what this guy's issue is, he apparently doesn't get out much. Not that there's really an excuse, given that he's on the internet right now and it's kinda hard to NOT hear someone pronounce it that way.
It's 1960s as in nineteen sixties, not 1960's. Come on, you are an educational channel, get your grammar straight.
Can't tell if you're being satirical or if you really have no idea that you just made the same mistake he did. O.o
Funny scientists :)
I'm American and I pronounce "Data" as "Day-ta". It just sounds better.
no i'm sorry, it is "dayta" it's how english-english say it not copycat english ;)
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Tongue twisting words just making your presentation difficult to be absorbed. Need to watch two to three times! Lol
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But... Al Gore invented the internet.
I' didn't understand a thimg
Big Data is a buzzword.
imagine porn on quantum computers! just wonderful!
using science for what really matters. I like it!
+hdckdsadd How would it be different than a normal computer?
This will be incredible
Its a media file, it wont play it any differently
Second
Or, are you Hungarian?
wth were you trying to convey?
not upto ted-ed standards.
Blah...blah...blah...blah!
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