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Corey and Geoff explore many ways of organizing data for all different kinds of tasks. How is it similar between that seemingly never-ending wait in the Fortnite queue to play your game and Microsoft Word's undo functionality?
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Corey and Geoff discuss algorithms in modern computing, the ways they are commonly designed, as well as some of their well-known limitations. These two accomplish this in a non-technical way by addressing Geoff's "obsession" with carnivals.
Corey and Geoff discuss the performance of our logic. How is it possible that checking if you put "apples" on a shopping list of 1-million items could take less time than sifting through a list of just 100 items?
Corey and Geoff dive into data. What exactly is data? How do our devices store that very necessary photo you took of yourself when you started your new workout routine? #DayOne #NewYearNewMe
Corey and Geoff break down the internet. What allows us to just type a few words in the URL bar of our browser and, like magic, we're looking at a million cute puppies? How did browsers come about and how did JavaScript become so dang important?
Corey and Geoff hash out Security. They go over some common indicators that tell us what websites we can and cannot trust and discuss some strategies web servers should be using to keep all of our personal information safe. How can we go about truly hiding a password on something as public as the i…
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