The Mind Behind Windows: Dave Cutler
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Dave Cutler, the designer and architect of Windows, RSX11m, and VMS. For information on my book on Autism and ASD: https://amzn.to/45ZzcFW Dave Cutler is a seminal figure in computer science, renowned for his contributions to operating systems. Born in 1942, he played pivotal roles in the development of several OSes, most notably VMS for Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) and Windows NT for Microsoft. Cutler's design principles emphasize performance, reliability, and scalability. His work on Windows NT laid the foundation for many subsequent Windows versions, solidifying its place in enterprise and personal computing. A stickler for detail and a rigorous engineer, Cutler's influence is evident in modern OS design and architecture. He's a recipient of the Computer History Museum's Fellow Award for his unparalleled contributions. If someone wants to add chapter markers, please post them in the comments and I'll add them to the video!
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