The two things that you focus on are maintaining what you have now that's good and growing, all right?

你需要注意两件事,第一是保持现状，第二是不断发展？

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So I think just discovering who you are and what kind of person you are is probably the best part

所以我觉得最好的部分就是，意识到你是谁和你是什么样的人。

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So hopefully you're convinced that your predictions worked well and you are able to predict what's going on when you're looking at the photoelectric effect.

希望你们确信,你们的预测都是对的,而且当你们考虑光电效应的问题时,你们可以预测。

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And why don't we just start by you introducing yourselves a little bit about like what year you are, where you're from and what you're studying in Princeton.

请两位先做个自我介绍吧,诸如你们读几年级，从何而来，在普林斯顿学什么专业等。

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So, you know, you can start writing your own kind of, Miss Manners book, if you like, I mean, are what are good programming, you know-- I wonder what you'd call them, John, good programming hygiene?

因此，你知道，你现在可以开始写,自己的女士礼仪书籍之类的东西了，如果你喜欢我这么说的话，其实我的意思是，写一些关于优秀编程习惯的东西？

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So when you're writing a program in this language and many others, if you wanna make a comment to yourself or for other people who are reading this with their TF or fellow colleagues, you use what are called comments.

当你用这样那样的语言写程序时,为了便于自己或他人,阅读我们写的代码，我们必须得做一些注解,这就是所谓的注释。

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By looking to see not just what genes you carry but what genes are being used at particular times in your life.

这样不仅能够知道自己带有什么基因,还能知道哪些基因,在人生哪个时期发挥作用

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You shrug them off as unimportant, ? they give you heartburn, ? they are meaningless, they are critical, what do you do with that?

对此不屑一顾呢，还是心生忌妒，它们毫无意义呢，还是说有重要参考价值，分析一下看看？

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What matters to what you are is what you learn and how you're treated.

个体差异源于他所受到的不同教育与待遇。

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I just want to hear from you. What are you responses?

我只是希望听听你们的看法？

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It's a good idea to try and figure out what your goals are-- what you're trying to achieve-- before you go ahead and analyze the game.

它能帮我们在分析博弈之前,先弄清我们的目的是什么

耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

So, when I threw that thing up and you caught it, what you are doing mentally was immediately figuring out where it started and at what speed.

所以当你接住我抛出的物体时,你大脑里的反应就是,立刻弄清它的初位置以及初速度

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Now, what are you going to do with that?

你怎么解释呢

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Okay, first of all, because everything relies on self-report there's no machine, for the most part, that can do objective measures of this, you don't really know when people are telling you what they're eating.

好,首先,因为任何事都是建立在自觉上,大多数环节没有机器参与,这样的方式比较主观,你并不需要,人们告诉你他们所吃的是否真实

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What are you always told to do?

老师是怎么教你呢

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- And it's worth--; it's sort of a useful test for asking yourself -- what are the things you must value in life-- to ask, what would you choose to do if you knew you had five years, ten years, ? what have you?

而这值得;,这算是一种很有用的测试,用来问自己什么是你在生命中必须珍惜的事-,问你会怎么选择,如果你知道自己还有5年，10年，之类的时间？

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