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A simple image-based presentation on the topic of transforming an idea into a binary code. The last slide represents a handout for the presentation. I gave this presentation at the Faculty of Informatics of Masaryk University in 2019 within the VB036 English II course. It was focused on speaking performance.
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- 1. From Head to Binary Dominik Salvet github.com/dominiksalvet
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