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Shayan and Vasiliy demonstrate the new Olympic sport of
"Synchronized Circuit Design". |
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Derek contemplates melting his entire circuit down with the
soldering iron. |
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Hiten intimidates Neal, who later drops the class. |
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Jason is way too excited about circuit design. |
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Straight wires, right angles, uniform colors ... this board is
truly a work of art. |
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Nike's sponsorship at Stanford extends to the powerful Stanford
Breadboard Team. |
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"Excuse me while I ralph on your board." |
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The 5-Bit Adder That Won the West. |
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This adder singlehandedly ended the Cold War. |
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What's more, it calculated a workable solution for ending
Israeli-Palestinian tensions in the Middle East. This is no ordinary
5-bit adder. |
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Cameron and Eser unsuccessfully try to claim credit for all 5 bits
of the 5-bit adder. |
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Thwarted in their grasp for digital glory, they turn to the analog
domain. |
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"What's this little red button do?" |
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Cameron's heartbeat is the top one, Eser's the bottom one. |
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Hiten, working solo, plots his next move. |
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With his BASES t-shirt, he's thinking "startup". |
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Team Donner is secretly kicking each other under the table. |
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Hiten's breadboard has its own IPO. |
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How could you fail to give $25M in venture funding to a masterful
wiring job like that? |
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The future's so bright, Vasiliy wishes he had shades. |
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Sedem discovers his pen isn't a very good conductor. |
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In the future ... |
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... all traffic lights will be built this way. (Except red really
ought to be on top.) |
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On the last day of class ... |
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... from left: Hiten, Eser, Cameron, Sedem, ... |
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... John, Vasiliy, Jaz, Shayan, Gene, ... |
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... Jason, Jason, Derek, and Bill. Contrary to popular belief, Jaz
does not have an ice cream cone permanently attached to his chin. |