You are thinking of Charles Babbage, but no he was not lazy.
His primary concern was error in the calculations and in typesetting the final tables. It took enormous amounts of repetitive and largely redundant work by many human "computers" to calculate and cross check each other's results to find errors and when found to redo the calculation to try to get the right answers, then more work to verify the galley prints from the printshop had not changed the numbers and getting the printshop to retypeset the parts in error. Even after all this work errors remained in the printed tables.
These tables were used for everything at the time (e.g. ship navigation, insurance actuarial calculations, taxes, bank interest, mathematics) and in many of these fields a small error in just one entry of a table could result in significant financial losses!
Charles Babbage designed his Difference Engine (not really a computer) and his later Analytical Engine (a general purpose programmable digital computer) so that they could not make an error without instantly stopping, at which point the operator could either correct the error and restart or if necessary fix the machine's problem causing the error and restart the machine from the beginning. Both machines even typeset the printed tables automatically, so the printshop could not introduce errors after the calculation was done.
However he was never able to get funding to complete either machine.
It took another century and electronics instead of mechanics to give us computers.
Makes you lazy.
A person who is too lazy to work is often referred to as "lazy" or "unmotivated." They may also be described as "unemployed" if they are not actively seeking or holding a job due to laziness.
add all the numbers together then divide by how many numbers there are the mean for this data set is about 3.3933 --- and if you're too lazy to calculate that ... http://www.easycalculation.com/statistics/standard-deviation.php add all the numbers together then divide by how many numbers there are the mean for this data set is about 3.3933 --- and if you're too lazy to calculate that ... http://www.easycalculation.com/statistics/standard-deviation.php
12 times 3, im too lazy too do the work = 36
He invented the system of longitude and latitude.He was too the first person who calculate the circumference of the Earth.
My guess would be people who were too busy to type everything out - or people who were too lazy to type everything out - or people who thought they would be creative and look cool lol
It is. My friend told me it means cold, and that the person that invented that abbreviation was too lazy to write and "O".
Zinc is melted at 419,53 0C (or 787.15 °F or 692.68 K). The boiling point is 907 °C (too lazy to calculate too others).
too many people to list. usually worked in teams. average ages in 30s or 40s.
the snuggie was invented for lazy people who are too helpless to hold there blanket up by them selves and who are crazy enough to buy something off those stupid infomercials
He was too lazy, so she ended the relationship.Today feels like a lazy day.The dog was very lazy.
yes because the dog is lazy too