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SUMMARY:February PHP Meetup - All Your Base Are Belong to Us with Ben Ramse
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DESCRIPTION:All Your Base Are Belong to Us: Counting in Other Bases\n\n[mas
 ked]\, 2102\, 1001\, 101\, and 41 are all ways to represent the decimal nu
 mber 65 in bases other than the standard base-10 numeral system we're most
  familiar with. As programmers\, we sometimes encounter these other bases\
 , learn just enough to get by\, and move along to the next task. But what 
 if we could think in these other bases? What if we could count in them?\n\
 nIn this talk\, we'll learn how to count in other bases\, and we'll learn 
 how to convert a number in any base to its base-10 equivalent\, without co
 de or a special calculator. We'll explore the most common bases we encount
 er in our profession (binary\, octal\, hexadecimal)\, and we'll play aroun
 d with some uncommon ones (unary\, ternary\, duodecimal\, sexagesimal\, et
 c.). By the end\, all the bases will belong to you!\n\nBen Ramsey is a web
  developer\, author\, and speaker. He is a staff engineer at Skillshare\, 
 where he builds an online learning community with thousands of classes for
  creative and curious people. He enjoys organizing user groups and contrib
 uting to open source software. Ben blogs at benramsey.com and is @ramsey o
 n Twitter.\n\n--\n\nNashville PHP is a community of PHP and Web developers
  serving the metro Nashville and Middle Tennessee areas. Everyone is welco
 me\, no matter your skill level. Come learn with us!\n\nhttps://www.larach
 at.co/meetings/february-php-meetup-all-your-base-are-belong-to-us-with-ben
 -ramsey
URL:https://www.larachat.co/meetings/february-php-meetup-all-your-base-are-
 belong-to-us-with-ben-ramsey
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