I'm assuming whatever university he went to did a combined electrical engineering + computer engineering degree or an electrical engineering degree with computer engineering electives. He seems to have a very solid background in both. Computer engineering degrees separate from EE degrees is a largely recent phenomenon.
@@Breadbrowser His big argument when people called him a lunatic was always something like "I wrote a fucking compiler on my own" it is an impressive thing to do but pretty useless
he thought the CIA was using dianna to get him "back to work". in his own words "my heart.. you know.. it hurt when shes fucking that n*****. now it's like, but i can swap a girlfriend, would be no fucking big deal"
The ability to sit in being uncomfortable is extremely valuable to lifelong learning. I don't think its teachable. How he is here is so approachable and sympathetic compared to his ego-driven rants about temple OS that clearly manifest from his illness. I have an uncle whose similar in a lot of ways and a lot of people would call him a burnout, but I think I've learned more doing projects *with* him in a relationship like a peer, than I ever have being dictated knowledge from my dad or teachers.
Yeah it’s a real shame that whatever problems he had going on led him down a dark path of religious hate. He’s clearly a very intelligent person but I get the impression that he was quite lonely which likely didn’t help.
add some more dc bias to the base of the transistor, it needs to be sitting at roughly 0.7 Vdc to be biased properly. probably easier to start with a basic common emitter amplifier and add the other crap later. i miss this stuff... c'est la vie :)
Without a flyback diode across there, when the transistor closes it'll have a sudden and massive voltage spike across it unless there's a diode there to short it to itself once power shuts off.
The secret is the curly thing called the inductor. It basically develops momentum in the flow of electrons so when the gate closes and redirects the current across the resistor, a bunch of electrons get piled up (voltage) because the inductor is continuing to push them and they can only move slowly through the resistor
An inductor opposes changes in current by generating back EMF. Therefore, if there is a sudden drop in current (when the transistor, acting as a switch, becomes open), there will be a significant voltage spike with reverse polarity at the transistor's collector, which can damage the transistor. The magnitude of the spike depends on the rate of change of current. This is why a sine wave is not ideal for blowing up a transistor, as it switches off the transistor more slowly than a square wave. That's why he wanted to use a square wave.
@@TheBrainn The OS thing was a hobby project and he would've probably done it better without the schizophrenia. And instead of making it about religion he could've made one with real practical uses. The talent didn't originate from schizophrenia. It was passion, hard work, and an intelligent mind. Mental illness is a tragedy and society is definitely not giving mental health the attention it needs.
Among the other replies here, one of Terry's purposes of TempleOS was an OS that gave you complete control over your computer at a very low level. In order to make this work without security issues he opted to not include any networking with the OS. Not only can you not use the internet but you cannot connect to any external devices.
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"Do you know what you're doing? Nah, I don't know what I'm doing."
Me too, Terry, me too.
I want a fuckin square wave
"why won't you give me square wave motherfucker"
Terry's videos are giving me ASMR vibes. They are very chill.
y +1@adam.c
That is exactly how i feel
They're super chill until you're falling asleep to someone saying CIA n***ers are in his head over and over lol
@@imnotabeetleiswear6549 that's the best part
i want a fuckin square wave~
'we've had some success'
love that line
He graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering.
He wrote a compiler
I'm assuming whatever university he went to did a combined electrical engineering + computer engineering degree or an electrical engineering degree with computer engineering electives. He seems to have a very solid background in both. Computer engineering degrees separate from EE degrees is a largely recent phenomenon.
@@doowi1182 yes he did EE and CE,
@@Breadbrowser His big argument when people called him a lunatic was always something like "I wrote a fucking compiler on my own" it is an impressive thing to do but pretty useless
@@imnotabeetleiswear6549 he beat GOD in chess
" Lets make this f****er explode" I miss him and his colorful sense of humor...A legend will always be remembered.
Most of the time I look at the monitor and think: "I can solve this". Then I have some bird thoughts.
1:58 me doing anything with an API
4:27 parts getting fried lol
WHERE'S MY FUCKING SQUARE WAVE
i got some old vlogs ima post tomorrow with him talking about birds on a porch i have more vlogs to so ya.
where are they
Terry had impure thoughts about Physics Girl it seems :)
he thought the CIA was using dianna to get him "back to work". in his own words "my heart.. you know.. it hurt when shes fucking that n*****. now it's like, but i can swap a girlfriend, would be no fucking big deal"
"I want a square wave, why don't you give me a square wave you mfker"😂
3:10 is that him taking to his inner sounds?
probably chat, he streamed most of this stuff
everyone’s muttered this to themselves at least once
also this 10:55
I have suspicion that he had two persons inside his head. One computer scientist, one electrical engineer. :D
Pulse would be a square wave
Rest in peace big boy
Where's part 2
I've never done this.
yeah I have.
The ability to sit in being uncomfortable is extremely valuable to lifelong learning. I don't think its teachable. How he is here is so approachable and sympathetic compared to his ego-driven rants about temple OS that clearly manifest from his illness.
I have an uncle whose similar in a lot of ways and a lot of people would call him a burnout, but I think I've learned more doing projects *with* him in a relationship like a peer, than I ever have being dictated knowledge from my dad or teachers.
Maybe being a genius is being in a superposition of not knowing what the hell you're doing and having absolute confidence in your ability to succeed.
Yeah it’s a real shame that whatever problems he had going on led him down a dark path of religious hate.
He’s clearly a very intelligent person but I get the impression that he was quite lonely which likely didn’t help.
This diagram is hip to be square
What happened to part 2?
add some more dc bias to the base of the transistor, it needs to be sitting at roughly 0.7 Vdc to be biased properly. probably easier to start with a basic common emitter amplifier and add the other crap later. i miss this stuff... c'est la vie :)
He’s dead
@@carsonaswell2809You're dead.
c'est la mort@@carsonaswell2809
Can someone make this in Falstad?
This is me trying to code SQL or trying to figure out how C works...
what OS is he using?
Ubuntu
Anyone with circuitry knowledge out there, can we get an explanation what he was doing to “make the fucker explode”?
Without a flyback diode across there, when the transistor closes it'll have a sudden and massive voltage spike across it unless there's a diode there to short it to itself once power shuts off.
@@1boxerman he tried to put the resistor to ground to flush some current from the coil, but the voltage spikes are there anyways
The secret is the curly thing called the inductor. It basically develops momentum in the flow of electrons so when the gate closes and redirects the current across the resistor, a bunch of electrons get piled up (voltage) because the inductor is continuing to push them and they can only move slowly through the resistor
Parts getting fried lol
An inductor opposes changes in current by generating back EMF. Therefore, if there is a sudden drop in current (when the transistor, acting as a switch, becomes open), there will be a significant voltage spike with reverse polarity at the transistor's collector, which can damage the transistor. The magnitude of the spike depends on the rate of change of current. This is why a sine wave is not ideal for blowing up a transistor, as it switches off the transistor more slowly than a square wave. That's why he wanted to use a square wave.
very sad to see such talent and potential wasted to schizophrenia.
its not
@@dmitryhetman1509 fuck off
It would be wasted at a job, I’m very glad we got a window into his brain
He probably would have never made his own entire OS a without it, so it was definitely not wasted
@@TheBrainn The OS thing was a hobby project and he would've probably done it better without the schizophrenia. And instead of making it about religion he could've made one with real practical uses. The talent didn't originate from schizophrenia. It was passion, hard work, and an intelligent mind.
Mental illness is a tragedy and society is definitely not giving mental health the attention it needs.
So he used Linux for internet... Why didn't he invent a browser for his commodore like os?
when he was ordered to make an OS one of the details was no networking
He said in a interview at McDonalds that he would leave the internet networking up to the newer generation and that he didn’t want it in his OS.
Among the other replies here, one of Terry's purposes of TempleOS was an OS that gave you complete control over your computer at a very low level. In order to make this work without security issues he opted to not include any networking with the OS. Not only can you not use the internet but you cannot connect to any external devices.
Terry using Ubuntu... linux😂😂😂
So what?
@@trashcleaner so what what? Just an observation of mine.
despite linus being a Niger according to Terry, he did make a good os 😂😂😂
Virtual Machines are awesome
I can run 24 different os' simultaneously