So we are kind of... using more like positive and negative reinforcements and

所以我们就……更多地使用积极强化和消极强化，

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I have constant time access which is great, but I paid a price, which is I had to use up some space.

我的访问时间现在是常数级别，这个非常的棒，但是我也付出了代价，不得不使用更多的空间，在整数的例子中。

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Now we have more and more people using it all over the world.

现在世界上有更多的人,在使用推特。

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So unlike Scratch where you pretty much had to say "repeat" ten times or whatever, or forever where it's just "forever" with for loops, -- can you actually specify a finite number of iterations -- and as I learned 15 years ago, finite is important.

所以不像Scratch，你大致上需要用,“repeat“10次或更多，或者需要不断地使用当它,是死循环时，你们能够指定出一个有限的迭代次数-,像我15年前学的，有穷的是重要的。

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I also talked last time about smallpox and the perceived need to produce more smallpox vaccine in the event that smallpox is used as a weapon in 2002.

上次我也谈论过了天花,以及在二零零二年天花被当作武器使用时,制造出更多天花疫苗的必要性

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I need access to more memory, and I need it fast.

我需要使用更多内存，想要它更快点。

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Well it's a stupid looking program, but because I had more new line characters, and because I was using percent C, for individual characters, one per line, now I'm seeing dot slash ARG V2, well, now if I go ahead and rerun this with foo, I get this effect as well.

这是一个看起来很笨的程序，但是因为我有更多的新行代码，因为我使用的是%c，为单个字符使用的，每一行一个，现在我看到的是，/argv2，好的，现在如果我继续用foo返回它，我产生了这样的效果。

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Now that's changing the more years that pass the more of you have 64-bit computers and the more servers have many, many gigabytes of RAM and so you need actually 64-bits, but for now let's assume a common system whereby a pointer just by definition of the homework is 32 bits.

现在计算机也在改变，也有更多的人,使用64位的计算机，更多的服务器有很多，很多G的内存，那样你就需要64位的，现在我们假设通常的系统中,根据家庭作业所定义的，一个指针为32位。

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