Mike Pound Q&A - Computerphile
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
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This video was filmed and edited by Sean Riley.
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Meanwhile, in an alternate universe, I'm probably watching biologist Mike Pound explain photosynthesis on Naturephile.
your comment had 69 likes , i made it 70
I've been a programming since 2015(I was a biology major ) now , and to think it all started with watching your videos on RUclips. thank you for your time and being an inspiration to us all !
Mike Gram
@@Rugg-qk4pl crying out of fun 😂😂
This man is single-handedly responsible for 80% of computerphile's subscribers.
Nah, the people who make it are..
@@jamesporter628 nope, I am only subscribed 100% because of Dr Mike pound, OP is right, he explains things so thoroughly, he was meant to be a teacher!
@@jaybee5478 same here, brilliant teacher indeed
He could read Vogon poetry and I would watch it anyway.
It took my brain a whole half a minute to process that reference.
"Oh, frendled gruntbugly..."
Dr. Pound should've setup his own channel already. He's a legendary lecturer.
he's a righteous dude...
Facts
Computerphile: "What got you into CS?"
My brain: "What Mike plays Counter Strike?"
He actually mentioned Doom in one of his vids so I wouldn't be surprised if he did lol.
@@mu11668B I mean, video games are the gateway drug to computer science.
@@cameron7374 True lol. I experienced it on my own! 😂😂😂
@@cameron7374 I think it's the other way around 😂
Indeed 😂
Pound for pound, the best guest on here
Timestamps:
0:00 - What got you into CS
1:12 - How did you specialise / what do you specialise in
2:39 - Why would you do a PhD
3:55 - How do you learn about new topics
5:50 - How are deep learning networks designed
6:38 - Formal Methods
6:55 - Cryptography book recommendations
7:46 - Keeping up with current research in academia
10:02 - Image processing tools, libraries, languages
11:18 - Favourite encryption algorithm / cipher
11:38 - Line between national security and privacy
12:45 - Does Signal and encryption in general have government backdoors
14:27 - First project you were really proud of, and worst piece of code you've ever written
16:06 - Getting started in a data science or machine learning career
16:53 - Should IT specialists get certifications and follow standards
17:46 - Will encryption always outpace decryption
18:44 - Best website for computer security research
Thank you
Thank you!
Very nice dude, thx :-D
Thanks a lot dude.
Thanks! He answered my question! The last one
One of Mike's videos helped me with an MSc exam. Yes really. A concept I was struggling with, watched one of his videos on here and it made all of the more in-depth stuff come together.
Beer was appropriately sent to Nottingham :)
Love this channel, great people on here.
We need Q&A with the cameraman.
What got you into cameramanning and if you weren't cameramanning what would you camera
Why?
@@ZPSBestProfileName if you werent manning the camera what would you man?*
@@HeyImLucious Z
I agree
I have no idea how Mike manages to grab my attention every time he talks. The way he says things is really gripping.
I sincerely like how enthusiastic Mike is about Computerphile as well, it took him not even a second to wonder if he did a subject for Computerphile and switch over to oh yeah I'll do a video on that.
He could talk about the most boring thing in the universe and i would be entertained as well
I bet he could make the histroy of something like yarn interesting
HE IS WAY TOO CHARISMATIC
I could've watched this Q&A for 10 hours.
Best guy on Computerphile in my opinion.
Finally, peter parker revealed his secret.
Glad he touched on the "haphazard" code of research scientists. Definitely a pain I have felt trying to make use of research code in practice.
Hes looks like if toby maguire what actually something of a scientist
Now I can't unsee it! Lol
I see him more like a geeky Hugh Grant =) Mikey is British you know Toby isn't
Well, the comic book Peter Parker was a bit of a science nerd.
I mean, they had to come up with a reason for where his webs came from and, like, he's a bit of a chemistry nerd and invents the web formula himself.
Mike “sound as a” Pound
KlaxonCow yeah i know thats why i said toby Maguire
He always explains things in a matter that is easier to understand and he has a very interesting way of delivering information that makes you want to pay attention and listen closely.
His mom must be really proud of him.
His mom probably has no idea what he’s talking about
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List of things to read/watch/follow recommended by Dr Mike Pound in this video:
- Security Engineering: A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems - Ross Anderson
- Cryptography Engineering: Design Principles and Practical Applications - Niels Ferguson
- Introduction to Cryptography - Christof Paar
- CVPR (Conference)
- OWASP Foundation
- Ross Anderson's blog
- Bruce Schneier's blog
Ah, was looking for this comment. TY!
Love the security related video’s
I love it when he says "probably"
from listening to music, and from having ideas from people that actually have nothing to tell, this man, and this channel, has made me have a pleasure to come back and to check for a new video. im trying to learn css and javascript it's kinda hard, i learned pascal when i was little but now i go to work im trying to do everything, but what i wanna say is, yeah, we should all learn and do something new and better.
This was a great insight. Interesting questions and even more interesting answers.
As someone who is currently starting his PhD in the field of security, hearing this interview was quite inspiring.
This is guy is awesome
I am grateful for your sharing of knowledge throughout the years. Keep up the good work.
Dr. Pound = The best!
Didn’t even know I needed this till I saw it. Great work as usual
I liked the video before it loaded. He is by far my favorite on computerphile.
Best professor for understanding fundamentals of computer secufity
Thanks Mr.Pound! That's very incouraging to hear from a fresh undergrad student's perspective :D
great insight into Dr. Mike's background and thoughts. A few shrugs but no grabbing of left shoulder by left hand today probably meaning he wasn't too intellecutally troubled by the interview. He seemed a bit more conciliatory on government snooping than I would have given him credit for however? Some more grilling on this subject is in order, possibly with some of the other security types on Computerphile! A government-vs-privacy roundtable?
Thanks for doing this Mike! Love your videos and insight
Thank you, these videos are so interesting!!
Interesting! I have been using a plant identification app on my phone for a while now which I find really helpful on hikes and such. I’m routinely amazed at the accuracy of the identifications given I’m just using a cell phone camera and considering how closely many plants resemble one another in terms of leaf structure, fruits etc. I wonder if any of Mike’s work went into these apps?
People ask what celebrity you’d like to meet in person... Mike, you sir are a legend.
Dr. Pound looks like Rory from Doctor Who, the resemblance is too strong!
Happy to learn more about you Mike, your videos and eloquent yet simple explanations are a great way to start getting interested in some topic.
damn his voice accent the way he explain things... i cant get enough of it
Woww, this is awesome, it's great to see you!
Cool to hear that you recommend the book from my professor ("Introduction to Cryptography" by Christof Paar) . Can absolutely recommentd his lecture too :)
Still waiting for the logjam video!
Logjam has been one of the most fascinating things I have ever read. You should definitely make a video on it and it's implications.
I will now forever pronounce it “progrumming” in his honour
Thanks for the answer. I will look into the papers.
Thank you for the answer!
He and Rob Miles are my favourite computerphiles
That was really useful. Thanks.
Fun fact : I did two tentative in Biology at the university before going to computer sciences. I was already programming a bit for 4-6 years before that but never a lot. When I used that as a backup plan, I went really into it :-D really nice but since I work I lost a lot of that motivation for hobby program :-(
If I remember correctly, that question in 17:45 is what the problem of P vs NP is about, or at least, related somewhat.
Charisma and brains inspiring ✨ 👏
I did the opposite - started with biology and then got into CS! But that was 45 years ago when doing programming at home was ‘tricky’!
That's inspiring. Are you still doing research/ programming after all those years?
@@tjsm4455 Yes - 48 years of programming spanning punch cards and paper tape, toggling keys on the front of the CPU to load bootstraps through to just installing Linux on Pi plus Arduinos to run an MQTT database to monitor real time sensor data from 9 ADCs on my electricity and heating system!
So as a sysadmin i go home and then play with other sysadmin stuff..... i am glad its not just me that takes sad computer stuff home :D
Mike Pound is a legend
Up next:
A tour of Mike’s back garden!
That bit about R&D code, lol. Some of the papers I've read in undergrad were eye-bleeding to look at. That translates to industry pretty well. Whenever we have a PhD they usually write absolute garbage code and generally underperform but they know the specialty (I'm speaking specifically with respect to video encoding) with amazing amount of in-depth knowledge at a conceptual & mathematical level.
That knowledge is nothing if you cant code or think
I've seen so many videos with him, but only now am I learning his name.
cant wait for that logjam video
Petition for Dr.Mike Pound to make his own channel
ah my favourite computerphile dude!
This guy is ridiculously smart
A video on the probalistic parser and maybe Mike's Phd would be interesting.
do a video on log jam!
Great guy .
fantastic.
He could host an opera and I’d still watch it!
No wait, I have a new question! What was in the working from home tank? Axolotl?
YES
Finally!!!
Awesome
I was a bit late to tweet my question but does any one knows:
Can (Has) AI or neural network be(en) used to test encryption algorithms?
Can we make an AI to do our encryption?
(In genral) Has AI ever been integrated to encryption or cyber security?
Make sure you all pound the like button for Dr Mike
What is the disadvantage of threema vs signal?
Many biologists do programming, especially in the field of cryoEM
i see mike, i click like
My fav guy 9n computerphile❤❤❤❤
he should have his own channel lol very inteligent guy
The guy is very impressive.
I was expecting keras as his DL library.
What a legend
He is like a Richard Feynman of computer science
Wow, we had a very similar start to CS. When I went it collage I wanted to be a physics major but when I took my intro to c class I was hooked on coding. I was never interested in biology though =P
12:47 The "Lawful Access to Encrypted Data Act" hasn't been passed, much less implemented.
Serious Question: what if we take an Ki and give him all philosophical and ethical books we have. Shouldn't he develop some kind of moral based on this?
Isn't it pronounced Mike Sharp?
Caption?
Will Mike Pound talk about Dnssec in an upcoming video maybe?
This is so cool
The man in the background sounds like every narrator on the discovery channel
At 9:10, hap-hazard with software development? I’ll have you know I’m fully reckless with my code.
Do you need help in subtitling your videos?
Wow a month per day is a lot
Love the channel
@@piotrgruszka7044 sort by newest first and find me at bottom meaning I'm oldest... yep...
I never write bad code.
My code is _prefect_
o.o
I just want to know if he's done any hacking on the side. If you watch his videos, he gets the most excited about things like DNS Cache Poisoning and DDOS attacks.
A students stay in school forever and B students end up working for C students.
How spiteful and envious do you have to be to dislike any video of Dr. Pound?
Was it his real dog in the steganography vid and does he think his car would have been stolen if they'd known how much of a youtube superstar he is?
It was Maserati Granturismo if anyone is wondering.
The dog in the steganography video wasn't Mike's it belongs to a friend of mine -Sean
I guest most Computer Scientist must coded before university, especially if they are British and rich :D
Can relate, I was already 15 when I first touched a computer
Mike #
A momentous occasion.
Mike is basically a nerdy Harry Maguire