People tend not to realize that the first question you should always ask yourself, is this really just something that's well-known in disguise?

已解决问题呢？,这是一个最短路径问题吗？,这是一个最近邻居问题吗？

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and realize that they are a part of the community and really help build our government.

应该意识到移民是这个国家的一部分，我们能够帮助国家政府。

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If you have your health, luck comes and goes and realize when you're doing really well that it's not just you. Then, when you're not, it's not just you either.

如果你很健康而且运气来来去去,当你做的很出色的时候你意识到不只是你很出色,当你不是很出色的时候，也不仅仅是你自己做的不好。

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These should really be--realize that this is not exactly realistic.

大家应该清楚,现实并非和这一摸一样

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So we are actually using the C99 version of C, which really means nothing useful today other than to realize we are using that version.

所以我们在使用的C语言的C99版本，这对今天来说是没多大用处的,只是告诉我们使用的是那个版本而已。

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Now there was a time when people thought fat was bad and it didn't-- and people didn't really understand there were different kinds of fat, or they didn't realize that different kinds of fat had different impacts on health.

曾经有段时期,人们认为脂肪是有害的,它不能...,人们当时不知道脂肪还分不同种类,所以就没有意识到,不同的脂肪对人体有不同的影响

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God's extremely peculiar configuration of the human body You read this and you realize that Samson is really on to something here Why didn't, we ask with Samson God implant the sense of sight in human beings just as he implanted the sense of touch or feeling?

还有上帝对人体极其古怪的构造,读这些你们就能意识到参孙在这确实知道一些意图,我们和参孙一样也想问,为什么上帝不让人类拥有视觉,就像让人类当初拥有触觉一样？

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Once you got a = 2, you can go back and realize here that f = 4, so you got really 4 Newtons.

一旦你算出 a = 2,你可以回到上面来,求出 f = 4,所以实际上这个力有 4 牛

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Well, realize one of the themes in this course and really one of the themes in programming and solving any problem with a machine is going to be really to just take small bites one at a time out of these problems until the end result ultimately is that you've actually bitten off a fairly large fairly interesting problem and in the aggregate, you've actually implemented something pretty sophisticated.

好吧，让我们先想一下这件事带给我们的主题,编程和解决问题的思想,一台机器最开始只会一步一个脚印,沿着要解决的问题向前迈进,直到最终的结果出来,最后你会发现，你已经解决了一个相当大,相当有趣的问题，而这个问题在最初看起来确是相当复杂的。

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And it will just do this ad nauseam until I actually give it an int or if I realize, "Wow, I really screwed up this program.

它将会令人作呕地反复如此处理,直到我给它一个int数或者当我认识到：“喔，我真的弄砸了这个程序。

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And then really the fun begins when you realize all you have ; to do is now start wiring these ideas together; wiring these little bite size problems together and so in the end that actually make, per Tej's project, a really impressive whole.

当你意识到你现在要做的就是,把想法付诸程序,把小问题串连到一起的时候;,就开始觉得有意思了,实际上每个Tej的项目，都是个为令人印象深刻的整体。

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And this is a little different from what happened ten or so years ago, but the so-called Y2K problem was essentially the result of programmers not really having the foresight to realize, "Maybe we shouldn't use so few bits or so few digits to represent a year because eventually this will be a problem."

这个跟10年前发生的事情有点不一样,那个所谓的“Y2K“问题,本质上的结果是,程序员没有真实地预见和认识到，“可能我们没必要用到这些位数或数字,来表示一年，但是最终这个将会,是个问题“

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