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Well, you know, it goes back to the beginning of the formation of the personal computer industry, which--that sounds like a long time ago.
嗯，你知道，这要追溯到,个人电脑产业的形成初期，听起来相当久远了。
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I was just, I didn't get really star-struck, and I didn't get really, I came here to like take my time and take my time.
我只不过……并没有被纽约新鲜刺激的事物冲昏了头，并没有为之着迷，我在这儿一直都不紧不慢地做自己的事情。
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The biggest physically is Dordogne, which has probably grown because so many British live there, something like 8,000 full-time residents.
最大的省应该是多尔多涅省,由于有英国人住在此地这里可能有所发展,大概有八千名英国常驻居民
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Over time he gets cuter and cuter and cuter as the artist converged on more and more baby-like features.
随着时间推移，他越来越可爱,因为美工赋予了它,越来越多婴儿的特点。
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Here I was, back at Yale, with a billion dollar portfolio -it seemed like a lot of money at the time no portfolio management experience.
那时我在耶鲁,要管理上十亿美元的投资组合,在当时,那是笔巨款,而我却没有任何投资组合管理经验
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And the car, something extended-through-time is glued together like a sandwich from the car stages.
汽车，这个贯穿时间的东西,像三明治一样由不同阶段,组装起来。
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If you are happy, and work on your happiness, you are contributing indirectly to other people's happiness, just like the baby who laughed last time-- made you laugh.
你快乐并努力争取快乐，就是间直接对他人的快乐作出贡献，就像上次大笑的婴儿，把你们逗笑。
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What I'd like to do--and this will be the first time I've the clicker thing in the class so let's try out this little quiz and see how it works.
我想要--这是我第一次,在课上使用表决器,所以我们先做个小测试看看效果如何
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What's important about the construction of St. Petersburg-- I don't know how many of you have ever been there; I haven't been there for a very, very long time-- this city is not like Moscow at all.
那么修建圣彼得堡到底有什么重要的意义呢,我不知道你们之中有多少人去过那儿,我并没有在那个地方逗留过很久,但这座城市和莫斯科完全不一样
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This weird temporal disjunction is an important part of the poem, and it not only gives the poem its peculiar air of something like a conceptual time-warp, but it's an important part of Milton's profoundly anticipatory imagination.
这个古怪的暂时的脱节是诗歌中很重要的一部分，它不仅带给诗歌一种不寻常的感觉,就像概念性的时光隧道，但他确实是弥尔顿,深奥的预言性想象的重要部分。
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People can get hung up on sort of hunting these things down, and stamping them out, one at a time. And it's a little bit like playing Whack-a-Mole. Right?
我们可能会一次一个的去发现,这个bug并且消灭它，这有点像打鼹鼠对不对？,不停的有鼹鼠跳起来？
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Like what the heck have we been spending our time for-- our time on with Bubble Sort and with Selection Sort and in fact there's plenty of other N squared sorts that we're not even gonna bother looking at.
真见鬼，我们竟然在-,冒泡排序和选择排序上花时间,而事实上，还有很多我们根本都不想考虑的,复杂度为N平方的排序方法。
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Now, I'd like to stress information technology because we are living in a time of rapid advance, as you know--I don't have to tell you this.
我想强调一下信息技术,因为我们身处一个飞速发展的时代，这你们都知道，我没必要再说一遍。
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Looks a bit like a worm so we call them space-time worms.
看起来有点像虫子,所以我们称为时空虫。
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Then he observed, through time, after subjecting pigeons to this torture for some time -it might be not approved by--it's not really torture, it's like dieting or something, you've all lived through that, right?
随着时间流逝,他还观察,在这酷刑实施了一段时间后,也不能真的说是酷刑,其实有点像节食之类的,你们很多人也节食过,对吧
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who will help me out？ They find themselves surrounded, and Paris is--it's nothing like- - it's one-third the size of London at this same time, or at any other time, but it has a huge circumference.
谁来帮我下,他们发现自己被包围了,巴黎成为,巴黎已经大不如前,它仅仅相当于,当时或其他时期伦敦规模的三分之一,还是一个巨大的牢笼
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Remember I talk those of you who were here the first time: this course is built like a spiral Everything is intra-connected, what I talked about in the first class is connected to what I'm going to talk about today, is going to be connected to lecture 19.
记得一开始我就跟你们说过：,这课程就像个螺旋,内部的一切都是相关的，第一节课讲到的内容,与今天要谈的课题有关，也和第19课有关。
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And one of the reasons why France ends up with a republic, and not a monarchy,is because these prefects who represent the Republic can go into conservative regions and say, "hey,we didn't really like the way the elections came out last time; your municipal council, uh-uh-uh,a lot of monarchists there.
这也是为什么最终法国成为共和国,而没有成为君主制国家的原因,是因为,代表共和政体的省长可以去守旧地区并说,"嘿,我们并不喜欢上次的选举方式,你们的城市议会,有太多的拥护君主制度者了
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So the environment has changed in a short time but evolution has not and there's a real mismatch now, which explains why you probably like Haagen-Dazs better than you like cauliflower.
所以食品环境在短时间内就能改变,但是进化不能 于是就有了错位,这也就能解释为什么哈根达斯,比菜花更受欢迎
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it's like a time-out.
其实类似“休息时间。
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I was just finding very tunnel vision-like, the smallest elements at that moment in time which means I don't know anything about the other elements other than they are not the smallest and so no matter what with Selection Sort I had to repeat this again and again and again and if you do out the math it's roughly N squared steps in the worst case as well.
我只有一个狭窄的视野，只知道某时刻的最小元素,就意味着我并不知道其他元素的任何情况,只知道它们不是最小的,所以不管怎样，在选择排序中,我就得一遍一遍地重复选择过程,在最坏情况下,大概需要N的平方次比较。
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At the same time though, connections between neurons grow like crazy and they-- and this process of synaptic growth where there are the connections across different synapses peaks at about two years.
但与此同时,神经元之间的联结也在疯狂的生长,这个在不同突触间,形成联结的突触发育过程,在两岁时达到顶峰
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For example, I don't have more space to write, if this is time and this is earnings-- if your earnings were,say, flat and suddenly increased like that, they wouldn't believe this increase at first, so the board would decide to adjust only, say, half way up.
例如,没地方写了,横轴是时间,纵轴是收益,如果你的收益,一直平稳,突然间提高,他们刚开始不敢相信这种增长,董事们决定只小幅增加,如增到一半
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