We tend to think of doing things in a certain way-- everyone else is doing it-- and we assume that that's the smart way to do things.

我们总是习惯按某种方式去做事-,别人也是这么做的-,而我们还自以为这是明智之举。

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Because that for the first time, I kind of looked up and just like, wow, you know I have a team of engineers here and like a lot of smart people who can start building a lot of stuff in a different way that is currently being done.

因为我第一次经历这些，当我抬起头，看到一群聪明人在为我工作,他们正用独特的方式,创造新的事物，我顿时感到十分自豪。

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Now you the smart human with just gut instincts probably would not be so naive as to start from the left and work your way forward.

但你们都是聪明人,不会傻到,从最左边开始一页一页往后找。

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But it's amazing, that every year you find somebody coming up with a way of going around the second law and somehow convincing people who are very smart that this will work.

但是很令人惊奇，每年你都能发现,有人宣称找到了,绕过第二定律的方法,还不知怎么地就说服了,一些非常聪明的人,让他们以为这个真的管用。

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That gets us to the smart thief. Why is this thief smart? Because she took 600. And she learned 600 that in fact there is a good way to solve this problem. And that's what we're going to talk about next. And that's something called dynamic programming.

现在我们要当聪明的贼,这个贼为什么聪明呢？,因为它选择了,它知道这事实上是解决这个问题的好方法,这就是我们接下来要讲的,也就是动态编程。

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