^$$^$$$^^$ ^^^$^^$^^$^$$$^^^^^$$^^$^$$^^$ ^^^$$^$$$$^^$^^^^$^$ (my binary code)

In binary code ^ stands for 0 and $ stands for 1. Numbers 1-26 each stand for a letter so you can create words 1 being A and 26 being Z. So if I were to say "hello" in my code it would look like this:

^$^^^^^$^$^$$^^^$$^^^$$$$

Why we use Binary 3-2-1

What I learned:

 

- Sound is air pressure getting higher and lower and we interpret as sound.

- Binary uses only 1 and 0 to be as simple as possible and so there are no mistakes.

- the numbers between 1 and 0 will still have a value of 1 or 0.

Things I don't Understand:

- If the make decimals whole numbers in binary how can the codes be exact if the decimals are disregarded?

- How would making the numbers of the code go higher make the code less precise?

What I want to know more about:

-How do numbers create a code for a computer to interpret and act based on?

Google

1: The two boys turned Google into a large cooperation by starting it off small because it was all based off one machine then when they created what they thought was ready to be used in the world they tried selling it, however no one wanted it because it didn't show any money making potential so instead they found an investor and built up their own company. They hired people to work for them as new jobs became necessary an as Google got more popular they started selling advertisement space.

2: Two challenges they faced while making Google was they finding a way to make this search engine better than the ones already existing, trying to find someone to buy the idea, then when that failed finding an investor. After that they just were always trying to make it as fast as possible and get the best results possible.

3: The biggest thing that set Google apart was getting the most relevant results for every search. Their searching system went out and searched for the search words and they after finding them put them in order of most importance by looking at page views, and they wanted all of this to happen in the quickest time possible.

4: They send out "Google bots" that find every single website on the internet and they organize them and put them in different categories based on the content. Then when we search it only goes into the related categories and puts all the videos into order of importance based on page views and links to that page so the best results come up first.

Eliza

When I used Eliza it wasn't like talking to a real human at all. All Eliza did was make random responses to things you said that many times were irrelevant. It never gives any information it just says things with no significant meaning like "tell me more" and how does that make you feel?". If there was a way for Eliza to give meaningful responses to questions and make it seem like it actually thinks like a human and understands situations and emotions. I don't expect much from computers as far as showing emotion however Eliza shows none and it's obviously a robot. I'm used to things like Siri that are a little more human like, making Eliza seem very useless. I think eventually computers can become more human like, however it will always be limited because computers can't show emotion and will take things literally so they will never be good substitutes for humans.

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