Oct 3, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 11 segments
**What is Information Theory?** Information is not **meaning**Likely things need very few bits to communicate, maybe less than 1! Unlikely things need more bits.Entropy is in the eye of the beholder…
So please, if you have thoughts, have ideas, if we said something incorrect, if you just like what we're doing, send us some feedback.
And I failed to mention that the whole idea for that episode came to us from our good friend, Ron.
We talked about not only the year 238 problem, but a little bit about Y2K and several other similar issues, design issues, bugs, whatever you want to call it.
you say that.
well.
When he gives me feedback, first of all, I'm always nervous when he listens to the episode because I know he's going to find things because he works at a whole different level than we do.
So please, if you have thoughts, have ideas, if we said something incorrect, if you just like what we're doing, send us some feedback.
And I failed to mention that the whole idea for that episode came to us from our good friend, Ron.
We talked about not only the year 238 problem, but a little bit about Y2K and several other similar issues, design issues, bugs, whatever you want to call it.
you say that.
well.
When he gives me feedback, first of all, I'm always nervous when he listens to the episode because I know he's going to find things because he works at a whole different level than we do.
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