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Yes. Original series when they went back in time. Scotty showed an earth engineer how to make transparent aluminum.
by dghughes 7y ago
Yes. Original series when they went back in time. Scotty showed an earth engineer how to make transparent aluminum.
- mike_hock 7y agoA keyboard? How quaint!
- Jgrubb 7y agoproceeds to type at 400 wpm...
- mike_hock 7y agoAlso makes you wonder how he was going to input that into the computer using voice commands.
- zeeZ 7y agoIt's not as surprising of you can imagine all the stuff probably going on in the background when you say "<assistant of choice>, play the next episode of Star Trek on my TV"
- mike_hock 7y agoLots of stuff going on, but based on concepts known to the developers. He had to teach the computer how to synthesize a hitherto unknown substance. Can't get around the information entropy of the stuff he'd've had to input into the computer.
- Godel_unicode 7y agoHow hard is it to say "take $known_aluminum_alloy and add $dopant using $heating_process"?
- dghughes 7y agoObviously by using the corded speakerphone "Hello computer".
- furgooswft13 7y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkqiDu1BQXY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkqiDu1BQXY Using mostly his index fingers. Suck it vim users, your editor has nothing on MOLECULAR DESIGN for System 3.0
- ars 7y ago> how to make transparent aluminum Which is just alumna (aluminium oxide, AKA ruby and other gems).
- agumonkey 7y agoHomelab torch process can be seen on YouTube