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okay let's get started well hello hello everybody like i hope there's someone behind those
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videos muted it's icons uh thank you so much first of
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all ariel for inviting me today some weeks ago i didn't reach out to me and he said like look medium we only have
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two weeks so i just watched your talk i'm not ugo please just repeat the talk
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and uh we'll be good to go and i said okay i i don't think i want to do that talk
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anymore so especially with the pandemic and so on like i just craved connection so much
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so i told ariel look why don't we make something interactive so actually people can participate and then we decided to
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do this live workshop so here we are thank you so much everybody behind those screens
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and uh well i'm thrilled for you to be here so thank
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you it's gonna be fun before i forget if you have kids around i guess like around
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the in person i didn't know it was gonna be in person there are no kids right ariel
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like no kids around i mean not not where i am right now because i i left you with this with the
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israeli group but uh potentially others could have so anyone if you have kids
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next room bring them in this is for them too it's gonna be fun
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the agenda for the next 40 minutes more or less let's see how long
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we got into it first i'll introduce you to therosa who they are where they come from and where they live
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then uh we'll have some time together to share our ideas and to to share anything
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that's crossing our minds any questions about anything and again like i want this to be very interactive so if you
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have any questions alone the whole conver the whole presentation intro just
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pin me you know ariel said you're gonna mute yourself please let's make it really like live and engaging it's gonna
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be good and then we'll jump into the workshop and we'll do some live drawing together some live
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writing together and we're gonna take ourselves uh and navigate through computers that's what we're gonna do
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and uh heads up along the way i'm gonna also share a discount code for those of you who want to get any of the books to
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get them signed and get them shipped to you so let's begin
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i believe it is part of our responsibility as tech people to share what we know with the world around us
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and especially with children they're growing up highly surrounded by
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technology without knowing what's behind it and i also believe that it is our
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responsibility as parents moms and dads i have a four-year-old boy
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to explain them what the technology around them is and how it works
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to tell them what is all this about right and i think it's also important to do it in
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a way that it's accessible and easy to understand and it's fun and engaging to balance out the sometimes more
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negative narrative that there is around technology right like coming from some media right like this is fun you know
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it's not all bad you know and it's not all about the screen time and what do we do with it
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and the reason for that is that understanding computers is a
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superpower right knowing how the technology around them works will become part of their toolkit
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to express themselves and create their own world in whatever way they choose
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not everybody needs to become a programmer but when they grow up they'll use computers technology in one way or
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another even if it's just to create their own website and who knows what the equivalent of that will be in 20 years
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from now and the sooner we start the better
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so the question here is how can we help children to look at technology
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as something fun and exciting that is full of adventures ready to be discovered
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here's why also it's even more important i'm really sorry i was distracted by the
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chat here's why reading a wider group of children becomes even more important
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and it is the lack of diversity that currently exists inside the tech industry
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we could talk for hours about the many underrepresented groups but today i'd
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like to highlight here the role that we play as moms
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and that is easy to forget in our day-to-day lives and i'm speaking for myself here too
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there is a lot of talk about role bottles out there and where to look for them
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and that's awesome but here's the thing there's a big chance that it's actually
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us moms who will become the first models to our children
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and then they need to see not only that we like tech but also that we are good at it
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for girls we might be able to inspire them and for voice they'll see their future
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colleagues in us
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what if we get this right right what if hey your mom is a programmer
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ariel you see like it was meant to be it was meant to be
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if we get them enthusiastic about the world of technology two things will happen
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first if we are able to reach a wider range of children we'll eventually contribute to
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close the diversity gap the teams building our digital future
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will become more diverse and we'll be finally building a digital world that's more inclusive that takes
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everybody into account and then and this makes me very excited
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children will stop using technology as consumers and will start seeing themselves as creators let's start
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dreaming and many of them like ariel today will end up becoming the designers and
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builders of our digital future
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now i'm going to tell you a story last year so everything starts with this
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message that i received last year while i was attending the we are tech women conference in the uk and at that after i
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introduced myself a dad came to me and he said okay medium this is great but i have a six year old girl who i'd love to
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get more into stem science technology engineering and mathematics but you know what she already sees technology as a
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boy thing and six years old that's really early
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right this made me think of the time when i was little because i was that same girl
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my dad always wanted me to go into computer science and he used to say miriam is the future miriam is the
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future and well i didn't listen right and now we know he was right and that i
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completely missed the point so instead i went to college and studied
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architecture it was around my 30s that i started to get interested in technology and i told
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myself how to code ever since i've worked in different countries around europe as a software
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developer and also as a programming teacher and with my classes i've taught hundreds
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of students how to switch their careers into tech as i did myself
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four years ago i became a mom and when i had my son
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i started thinking about how i'd like to introduce him to the world of technology
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and how i could bring some of the elements that i used in my teaching into people's homes
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and help other parents and educators to open up the conversation around technology
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one night together with my husband who is a computer programming as well we
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started saying wouldn't it be cool if we're writing stories happening inside a computer
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about how computers do math or graphics or how the internet works
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and what if they were told by a zero on a one they could live in the binary world
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and that's how there's anona were born they are a zero and a one the main two characters of a picture book series
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living inside your computers
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i now run workshops with families where they discover the world of technology
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through illustration and the power of stories you've already seen some pictures of it
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this is usually what i do with them first as they come in they pick one of these cards
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and i say it like i have them here so they're like this
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and i say right away hey you know what these are beats you want to pick a zero or you
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want to pick a one then they go with the cards they sit and i as i kick off
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asking them what is this and i grab my phone and i bring my computer and i say like
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what is this and they say phone a computer phone a computer and then i ask you know what's inside
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and then they go silent and somebody someone says like cables cables and i said yeah there are cables
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but they're also bits like the ones that you have in your hands bits are zeros and ones and there are a
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ton of them inside all computers inside all phones they are everywhere
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then we read the book together welcome to our world you've already some illustrations of it as well
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and i say look this is terrus he's a zero and this is ona she's a one
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they are the ones with red pockets let's go find them let's go find them and then
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we start reading the book and we flip the pages and they love spotting fetus and ona every time they
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see them right like looking for those red pockets like where's one of feeling
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and then we dance because the story in the song is also uh
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the story in the song is also a song the one you've listened in the beginning of the talk like maybe we later can play
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it again are you you can look for the dance on youtube and it's also on soundcloud and very
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very soon on spotify after we dance
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we talk about binary and uh that's how computers speak right it's the language
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you want to play the song now okay let's play it let's play it so people can get the full experience
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should i get the video or just the audio whatever you just do the video
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it's a cute video i like it
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hello human welcome to our world we are tiny zeros and ones
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sometimes humans like to call us bits one bit two bits four bits one bite
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the binary world the binary world the binary world
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the binary world
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we are never bored in the binary world the place you humans call our home we
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paint and do math we play music and dance we run and ride and swim and fly
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hello bit i'm zados hello bit i'm owner
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that's how we met and that's how we clicked ever since that first memory
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we've done every task side by side we paint and do math we play music and
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dance we run and ride and we swim and we fly
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the binary world the binary world the binary world
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the binary world bit by bit bite by bite living in computers hearts
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stop there awesome well done
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it's funny because then you see uh you see parents and also moms you know like joining and understanding for the first
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time that what are bits and bytes so it's awesome thank you for that you push me good well done
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okay so uh here's the thing after we dance right like uh we talk about binary right like
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right away they've been listening about this is the binary world this is the binary world bits and bytes and they say look binary is just the language of
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computers and i tell them like who speaks spanish here who speaks english who speaks that right so computers they
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have their own language right and they only use zeros and ones and then i said like look
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why don't you bring all those cards you know and we play a game together right with your beats and with your series and
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with your ones and then um they use those end cards and they all go
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home saying like we speak binary we speak binary immediate and it's like yay okay and then mom's family is always big
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binary uh one sec
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if um if you want to download the cards game like it's on the website for free you can
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download it and it has all the instructions so you can just go to serious anona dot com slash email on
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rails maybe ariel can help me to put a link in the chat or i don't have it about email
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terrorism.com email on race and then you can just download it for free with all the
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instructions which look something like this so you download the pdf play the game
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together and speak lately computers it comes with instructions and all you
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need to print it out and play the home the play the game right away and then
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uh for the ones of you wanting the uh and then a copy of the book like a signed copy you can go also to seriously
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dot com and i made like i created a discount code for the people attending
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me on rails as well go email rails all capital letters like your order and give me the name of the
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little one so that i can sign it worldwide you can get it in paperback
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right and via amazon and other online bookstores just check for it like it's
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in many of them and the book series is already in four languages english german dutch and
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spanish and very soon also in french where gogen were working on it
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now uh right now i'm working on the third book of the series which probably it's gonna be called a visit to the aloe
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which is the arithmetic logic unit and i wanted to show you some pieces of the process before we move on to the
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workshop right to show you that not everything looks amazing from the start
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actually how it all starts is in my journal and i journal very fast
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it needs to come from that other side of my mind right and
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then i take those sketches from my journal and i make a first story board so we are going to make together like
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something very similar to this i usually start doing this and then
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i take pictures of it i move it to my ipad i do everything with the ipad on affinity designer
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and then i make rough sketches 64 pixels like this one
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those sketches become fine sketches with 32 pixels
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brush like this one but this one which is from the center processing unit
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which is going to be part of this book i think or this one which is the entrance to the aloe
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so there are a lot of doors and a lot of computer buses and ona is just traveling everywhere
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then in between i make this like in between this black and white i make all
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these color studies and the reason for that is and white gives me the the data the information that i need like a more
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detail but these color studies give me the vive and the feeling that i want to have for the story and you can see like
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if you've seen many different books like they start you see the evolution of it as well and i kind of like that
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because it means that it's like they are alive right and then they are just coming from inside of the computer like
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just telling me what to do in each of those moments and then this is a little bit of a
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spoiler alert but there is kind of an overflow happening at some point in the allow and then ona is like falling
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falling for you falling and you don't know where she's going
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okay so yes so you that's a little bit about the creative process so just to show you that there are many faces and
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here we're just gonna do the first one right now let's take a break and let's share
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no pressure no pressure but like otherwise we move on to the workshop i have homework okay clara yeah please
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um i'm interested to know how did you come up with the um little characters did you do like ideation and drew a
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bunch of characters or how did you decide to draw them like that a lot
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actually if you look like i have the i have the the first sketch that i made about serious anona on my notebook like
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it was really like they have nothing to do with there was another moment and one of the most difficult things about
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perus was actually getting the anatomy right because i told myself like i wanna do a
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lot of books and i was having feelings of i don't feel
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good with pharaohs like this even like a curve right or even like and i and i know that it was like no one is going to
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care medium it's just you it's just you right but they normally tell you like look you need to make it comfy at home
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you know before you're moving outside so before i share anything about the person you can see actually there are some
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places on the internet where you can see teresa and early sketches also they were not colorful at all it was all black and
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white like i was really focused on getting the curve getting the anatomy right and then like i just messaged like
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a ton of friends and you know like supporters like with kind of rows of zeros and ones you know and each of them
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had to circle you know for it and then i will be back and then i will go crazy and now you're gonna see
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later in the workshop but now i'm going to show you what i do like i have stamps of zeros and ones so i don't need to get
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the right curve right the whole time so we're gonna do the storyboard we're
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gonna do very rough sketches and then we're gonna go with those stamps and put them in picture and then you'll see
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right away it's like zeros and ones are there it's gonna be fun like but the anatomy was
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was hell yeah and i was about to to just like
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quit because it's one of the things that if you don't get it right you know like you're gonna be drawing them maybe for
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life who knows but eventually right
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so and it was the same with the colors so getting the anatomy and getting the
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colors it was this like my husband i was normally telling him like we talked a lot right about there's
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another part of our lives now and uh like i told him and i was like why is he
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so hard why is he so hard and um he works in video games so he was like look as in video games you know
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like this is pre-production work you're doing pre-production work medium it needs to get done it's gonna
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but i have like a full folder of anatomy sketches who thought that zeros and once happened
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anatomy thank you
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that's fascinating thanks i'm really excited to see the storyboard thing let's do it
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any other questions anything that you want to share anything that's crossing your minds anything like it's like this
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is nuts let's move to the workshop
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yeah like are you offering a little bit of story making together traveling inside computers
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okay let's do it let's do it um
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okay so here's the thing the books are just the beginning
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right like why i actually use a storytelling and illustration to teach
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kids about technology it is because i believe the vehicle that we use for communication becomes as important as
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the topic that we're trying to teach and when i was little if you would tell me as a five-year-old you tell me medium
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we are going to build a robot um maybe that would work for other people like for me it wouldn't right but if you come
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and you say medium we are going to color something together we are going to create a stories together you know like let's imagine a world together i mean
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right and perez and are kind of the tool that my dad didn't have when he was trying to inspire me to get into
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computer science right so let's see if we have better luck with this approach
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the stream with ferrosono then is that to create an imaginarium for the keys
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where they can actually create their own stories guide the characters and make up their own adventures that's where the
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magic happens and if we do it together along with them like it becomes a triangle it becomes computer science it
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becomes the parent the educator the mom the dad and the kid and if we all get excited right like
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that's what money happens so i thought we could do some
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rehearse here and now with all of you and we're going to create a little story
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together and i'll give you some prompts and tips and we take it from there i don't know if you like what did we say
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like people kind of mute themselves right are you like
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everyone can immediately so um if you don't then uh i guess say in the
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chat and let me know okay so otherwise you can use the chat you can use the unmute button like let's keep reading
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kind of and we try to um and um together every input
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um okay so here's the thing i'm going to give you some characters i'm going to give you a place and i'm
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going to give you a beginning of the story the characters
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your the place your computer it's happening inside your computer and the beginning of the story is that day when
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we woke up it was very very warm i'm sweating tedus me too
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okay now i'm gonna change screams ariel so let's see how we do it people
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can start thinking about it like just like get your juices flowing um
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this now what i do to do is like i need to stop sharing this
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and then i need to go here
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open this
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this whole thing made me very nervous because you never know when technology
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is gonna quit on you right
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you're very brave to do this live let's do it live why not
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like i i've done it with teachers at the university and it's so fun so
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i'm trying to do it more oh i know i i closed it
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yeah was is this is this the one that you wanted to share or one this is the one we're sharing okay should i make it
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bigger it'll just make our videos smaller but maybe for this part we want to yeah maybe it's better right for this part like everyone can listen we can
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listen to each other so okay so uh how i like to think about it
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it's like imagine that you're like it's in real life right and then it's like
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maybe you're at home and your computer is too warm right and you have a little kid around and
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that little kid is like why is this too long right and then you turn that into a story right i think that's where parents
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can make a difference in the way that their children they look at computers but also talking with some tech people
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like uh about theresa nona they were saying like well everybody in the tech industry could
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benefit from trying to to tell what they do or anything related with denali as if they were talking to a kid right
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so it's a good exercise anyway if your kid can understand and then like the kid
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would say like okay why is this the worm you turn it into uh into a story right and you say like but why is that so warm
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right so we start there right we can say like okay so what causes your computer to heat up
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we can we can start like brainstorming ideas together
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and i i've never done this with tech people so this is extra layer right like maybe of
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complexity to the matrix i'm thinking about one time i left uh
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some machine learning basically some tensorflow code running overnight uh developing whichever model
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i feel like this is not the direction that you want to go for this i cannot i i i missed you at some point uh
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i feel like this is like the the two complicated keys for a kid's book right you said you know doing some tech people right um like
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the hottest my computer ever got was when it was trying to uh to build a machine learning model so i'm thinking of like what's a what's a simpler
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version of that i mean i feel like anything video can uh can make computers heat up if you run it for long enough you know you put on
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netflix for too long and uh you know and at a certain point like
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just just the the connection to the internet and the you know the the processing work to
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process the video maybe that could be something okay so too many let's listen
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to many um so many tasks at
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once and then maybe we say video in particular i kind of like the machine learning
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stuff as well right like so let's put that in let's put that in
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what were you doing with machine learning give me some keywords there what was i doing i was i was developing
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a a model for just to see if it was possible um to
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to to take some sort of past moderation of of reviews and then apply it to other
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reviews and see if we could sort of build a moderation model um so yeah it takes a while to to build
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things when you do it on your own machine instead of using you know a cloud service or something okay
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in your own machine instead of cloud
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okay we got two when was the last time that your machine
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got really hot i could imagine um like the fan being
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like um this this active i don't know monster activity
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that so uh have to look for and then when they find it um the the
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creature has too many tasks and is just in panic and then when it
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uh like gets calm again it starts to buzz like the fan does
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passing like the fun activity monster like something creature in panic buzzing
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embossing yeah okay and then maybe like well we'll look at
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the visuals later but i can imagine you know like this huge fan you know like as a very prominent moment in the story
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right like you just see the fun there right and there's another sweating and it's like a dessert
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okay give me more uh wilkie wonka moment
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willy wonka where they're like they're sort of drifting down towards this gigantic fan
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you need to tell me more about that okay now when we get into the drawing you need to get more like let's just let's let's say like i don't know like a
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couple of more a couple of more
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like people can get very creative these teachers at university computing teachers future creative computing
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teachers they were saying like oh i left my computer in the sun right and it's like
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okay i was really inside the computer right like and then you're talking about the sun here
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okay because if we want to get like technical but but on a on a much simpler level you
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know it could be something like um you know something like you think about like a memory leak but you know
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in pictures right there's a memory leak and now you know and now we're now we're paging and
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and uh you know the system is getting overwhelmed because of this you know this uh uh misbehaving program that's
00:31:31.039
just gobbling up all the memory that's quite cool
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misbehaving program some keywords some of the keywords misbehaving
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program uh endless loop maybe sorry
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an endless loop maybe an endless loop oh an endless look would be nice as well
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calculations in general yeah okay um i personally like this too
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what about you any hands from memory leak
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transfer memory leak and for interest loop
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okay let's go for more leak maybe there's an endless loop happening somewhere there
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let's keep that in mind okay so let's try to see like also memory leaks i guess like it's something that
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would happen in your day-to-day life but like quite like i don't know like quite often like maybe you know it's not that
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nice but it would be awesome uh could be um okay so now that we have
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these ideas okay we can also have the fun you know maybe the fun creature comes in here so we have some elements
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right like the the fun creature we have maybe videos running at some point because you know when you
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compile just you know like you need to do something in the meantime right so who knows you know like you might be a
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little bit distracted just let's keep them in mind we have video we have memory leak
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machine learning let's leave it for now the fan monster activity monster memory leak endless loop
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okay and now i thought we could do a storyboard with six pages yeah these are six pages in
00:33:22.000
the book let's see where we like i'm gonna also now like switch to my
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drawing thing and then the kid comes and he said like
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a memory leak right like that's why your computer is so warm
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and then let's just
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i'm gonna make this 64 and then okay but federos andona are waking up so
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where are they where are they
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in the memory bank okay how does the memory looks like like if you would say like and that what's like the memory like
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what's the memory book right like maybe i don't know like maybe it's like a bookstore from harry potter
00:34:26.399
there's infinite bookstores yeah maybe it's something like this
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right i don't know yeah long row and it kind of makes sense
00:34:38.240
that you know the one and the zero are sleeping in the memory bank because you know they're being they're being stored in memory right now
00:34:43.599
yeah okay we have some signs here i love that okay
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and then okay so these are zeros and ones
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are the b can the b and maybe we have some big ones here
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like that are already like you know waking and then this is like what do they do when they wake up
00:35:08.960
they warm up they warm up doing what i don't know how does a computer warm up
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i don't know like yes giving you giving you questions here like that's crazy but those are things that i would you know
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like but you know we still remember that there's a memory leak going on right so
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uh and then serious are just maybe like this is ona right and they actually
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sleep maybe in different places so and then honey saying like it's a worm in
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here and then there's saying here like i don't know what's going on oh no
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and then maybe we see them already here sweating you know like going somewhere here
00:35:50.320
and then we can picture that this is all zeros and ones and then maybe their pajamas
00:36:06.480
perfect yeah they had they had yeah they slept with okay so this is the hat and then also like
00:36:12.960
there's had the hat and if you see the hat like there's a plus or a minus hanging
00:36:18.480
so some hats have a plus and the others have a minus so maybe you know like we can also like
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okay so we got it but imagine like i'm not gonna draw in here because we have some minutes
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but these are all zeros and ones and yes so uh to show you what i was saying before
00:36:38.560
about the stamps these are my stamps so the moment that just so in case later we
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go like this is ona and then i can just make ona like this
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and then i can make serious also very tiny
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and then you start seeing some kind of life into it right okay and then they go here they're
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seriously sleepy and what happens now
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so they sleep in the memory like where does the memory leak happens like
00:37:15.440
maybe we see we see atom or with a sublime text or there's something i don't know like maybe we see the console
00:37:22.160
i don't know like or there's a big screen happening with the console and maybe the leak is like flowing out like
00:37:29.200
a river okay so now
00:37:34.640
are coming from here right and we still maybe we see them now a little bit bigger
00:37:41.280
right and then like maybe i don't know they stopped
00:37:47.359
at kind of you know like a fence you know they're looking into the horizon and then
00:37:55.359
the memory leak is something like this
00:38:00.480
it's like a river full of
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yeah okay let's leave it let's leave it full of limes
00:38:13.760
so interesting because i saw this and i'm thinking like like a tornado kind of pulling things up into the sky
00:38:19.520
maybe it's a tornado okay so maybe
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and it's coming somewhere right so it goes in that direction
00:38:34.960
and then the the kid is like a tornado a tornado i saw that
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okay and there are also like you know they always say cables so it's important like we add some cables
00:38:48.000
right so they still get the connection so
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okay and um okay and what are they saying i don't know like normally at this stage i still
00:38:59.520
don't see texts sometimes i see some sentences right like a tornado right or something or and i
00:39:07.200
and i see that maybe tornado comes really like as part of the illustration right like kids really love
00:39:13.839
that right like because also especially when they start to read they can read tornado that's also maybe something
00:39:20.640
that we could add here and then there's a lot of things happening like it's just reason okay
00:39:27.200
so memory leak tornado uh the
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memory that's where they sleep and now what happens with that tornado like how do we fix a memory lake actually
00:39:41.680
is there someone in the computer who has the answer to that i don't know
00:39:50.160
um maybe it's the same like i don't know we have the ventilator as a creature maybe
00:39:56.240
we need other creatures right let's say that's all that information is
00:40:01.680
it a creature or a screams or it's a button or it's like you know like
00:40:08.560
um there's a wise old series that knows everything there used to be
00:40:15.280
uh like it's in the idea bank right like there's in the idea bank there is this grand
00:40:22.000
ferrus right who knows everything but anyone say like i know it needs to
00:40:27.200
be a grand owner right like she's the one that knowing it all right like so
00:40:32.640
we can say like there's someone here and how can we actually represent a wise
00:40:39.680
person inside a computer like maybe like kristin said like on a
00:40:44.960
punch card yeah okay maybe maybe punch cards are the
00:40:50.560
pictures on the walls right like that person has been collecting them for ages
00:40:55.599
yeah okay so then there is a room
00:41:02.640
like very arty yeah link which is all like punch cards and then the kid says like what are
00:41:09.119
punch cards daddy what is sponge what are catch cards uh mommy
00:41:17.280
and then you're writing another story like that night then you're writing like another story
00:41:23.440
okay and then peterson come here they're still they're still sweating remember they're
00:41:30.480
like oh god and then maybe this person here it's like sitting somewhere
00:41:35.680
like maybe it's sitting on a city room because he's a collector and he's been i don't know
00:41:41.760
i don't know how can we we don't know if it's a zero fridge it's a one or if it's something else
00:41:49.760
okay so we have the punch cards and then this person here
00:41:54.800
is giving them the answer that could be the cpu
00:42:01.119
this could be the cpu yeah that's nice
00:42:08.000
and then the cpu has also all the processes listed here
00:42:14.000
so maybe there is like a running list of processes and then one of them
00:42:20.160
right you know like really like i don't know there is a process how did you know that there is a memory leak
00:42:29.520
apart from your computer and be into worm
00:42:38.400
that's a question that my kid would would ask things
00:42:45.680
it's a slow okay so maybe this person here actually moves really slow and then we make a note here and it's
00:42:52.160
like that shows some slowness in the picture and then at that moment it doesn't come
00:43:03.440
and that's when you say like instead of making a book we need to make big making a tv show right like how do we express
00:43:09.520
the movement in the whole thing step by step
00:43:15.440
okay what do we do now so this person this wise bit
00:43:20.640
you could call it it's a wise bit like
00:43:26.880
that's the cellular like where or maybe they they can test things out maybe they go to the computer they go to the phone
00:43:35.920
or how do you actually like i fyi medium five minute warning five minute people so we have five minutes to find an end
00:43:42.240
for this uh we can do it two routes you know like so we keep looking at what is a memory leak
00:43:48.640
or like or we take them to the phone or some of the some like okay some of the
00:43:55.119
stories that can also be like oh it solved you know and then there was a little human shutting down the computer
00:44:02.160
that's also like a nice like maybe one day one night when you don't really like are for up
00:44:12.880
okay so memory leak we went to this wise man uh
00:44:18.160
where is that okay so maybe the tornado is somewhere here right and it's still going on
00:44:24.640
and then teresa nona they were told that if they got very they they go very fast
00:44:29.920
this is and they took already the bikes and this is ona
00:44:36.560
and the winter the memory leak actually like um they need to get inside the
00:44:42.400
tornado because that's where the that that's where it's happening and then maybe the tornado then like they get it somehow
00:44:50.960
and then status is here owner is here and then they have superpowers i don't know if
00:44:57.280
they have powers like i don't know what they're gonna do in there but maybe like uh
00:45:08.240
monster or the yeah how did you calm me down how did you calm them down i don't know with ice cream or nice words or
00:45:14.079
being kind or wanting to teach your children oh yeah maybe like
00:45:19.920
i like the world like maybe they not they need to blow that's also nice like kids really like
00:45:26.319
something that they can do with their bodies right so like we have a story about third sona which is like bugs like
00:45:31.760
an algorithm giving hugs and he loves it so then maybe it's like you need to blow right like you need to blow like
00:45:38.400
even harder than the tornado and then ferrous another maybe they blow and then
00:45:44.319
in bed you start with your kid and you end up blowing you end up
00:45:49.440
until you are very tired right and then the tornado comes down and then
00:45:54.960
like uh the end can be like actually there's like i want to bring the the the
00:46:01.119
creature with the ventilator and how like in the end and it's a happy ending
00:46:06.400
and then the tornado it's kind of it's just one little thing here and it's going away
00:46:11.839
and then there is someone are here and they're like okay
00:46:18.079
we did it yay time for bed
00:46:24.000
yeah that was it awesome now think when you finish like let me do it
00:46:30.560
like think when you finish like something like this important
00:46:37.280
you heard that so um i think we must have like three
00:46:43.680
two minutes left so uh anything that you want to point out i think it turned out like nice right like
00:46:50.000
we have some tornado we have some blow we have some physical movements so you know like there are a lot of elements in
00:46:55.359
there like potentially you know like this could become like one of the favorite stories and maybe you need to tell it like
00:47:01.440
night after night after night after night and eventually you know like they will get into it
00:47:08.319
at least i hope you're having a nice time i want to say thank you
00:47:14.000
i want to say that well if you if you want to get the cards remember
00:47:19.040
thirsanona.comrails and then if you want to reach out you want to say hello you want to say
00:47:25.359
anything i'm always reachable by email at medium terrorism.com thank you so
00:47:30.480
much for being here today and writing this story with me it was fun
00:47:42.960
like anyone wants to point out like anything like uh
00:47:49.440
it was a little group that was nice it was cozy
00:47:54.559
we got some girls by the book women buy the book
00:48:00.400
and someone got it somewhere got it actually like this one it's the board book so
00:48:06.319
and it's the this one is the one that is like it's like really hard
00:48:11.760
pages so kids cannot tear them apart so the recommended age is like okay
00:48:20.319
here's the thing uh it's a little bit difficult ideally uh
00:48:25.760
four years but i've been reading it since the very beginning and it is also like i have
00:48:31.839
like real babies like for babies um for babe no like
00:48:37.760
there's only there are two titles for now this is the third one the visit to the aloe i would say for little ones
00:48:44.400
starting from babies get this one because also like
00:48:50.720
the i don't know if you can see it but there's little very little text
00:48:56.480
and then there's like a lot of um there's a lot of
00:49:02.240
illustrations so the whole idea is that uh yeah that he gets the whole imaginary
00:49:09.760
right about computers and as i said like just there but with your five month old
00:49:15.359
yeah exactly like i started reading books when when he was very little and then he's really into it and then with
00:49:21.760
teresa he's in the whole thing and i think it was with two years two years and a half that he first to my computer
00:49:29.359
and he said like serious i don't want to live there right so uh i think i think that's what
00:49:36.400
we're trying here right like what we're trying here is to change the the whole relationship that they have with
00:49:42.400
computers and the sooner we start the better i told myself if he's little enough to stare at the screen
00:49:49.119
he's little enough to he's big enough to stare like to know more about it right like to
00:49:56.480
yeah so and then you get there's a virus which is a little longer text but it gives you an another another
00:50:03.680
story and other illustrations and then visit to the alloy is the one that i'm doing now and then for next year like
00:50:10.800
and i'm very excited about this one but finish the third one like there's a big book coming
00:50:16.240
with a lot of short stories i want to make a book in which you actually open each of the pages and it's
00:50:23.200
kind of one room inside the computer and then they have shorter stories with
00:50:28.800
words that they can relate to so for example like i don't know if memory leak is gonna be but
00:50:35.119
i've noted that down but what if we start the conversation and then we have like i don't know like coding we have
00:50:42.000
bug we have algorithm like some of these stories are already on the website as well you can get them for free like it's
00:50:48.240
also a pdf there if you sign up it's like a dictionary yeah exactly it's like
00:50:53.599
a dictionary that helps you and then the the thing yesterday for example we were reading some of them to him like in bed
00:51:00.160
yesterday and then there's one which is like bug soup and then he was the one the whole point
00:51:05.920
is like they are the ones asking you what is a bug and not the other way around right
00:51:12.640
so we wait for them to be ready and instead is that how do we flip this around
00:51:18.400
and they are the ones that what are bits and what is a bug and what is an algorithm
00:51:23.520
and then let's try to get some physical thing in there and then
00:51:28.800
we're done right that's the dream that's the whole idea
00:51:34.319
yeah but my whole idea was like how do i get uh parents and kids to talk about
00:51:40.160
technology in bed that was the first vision for me like so one day you read them about
00:51:47.920
one day you'd read them about animals and the other day you've read them about bits and bytes
00:51:54.000
yeah that's the whole thing well thank you so much it was awesome to have you
00:51:59.520
and uh yeah we'll see you around i think we're gonna close arya also left
00:52:05.200
so let's do something thank you so much for being here clara please
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savina bye everyone
