Here? In Berkeley?

I wanna know why you're here in Berkeley.

You mean she doesn't know that you're coming up to Berkeley?

Good. This is me making the I'm Not Good At Life face.

It can be an indication.

Oh, say, Elaine gets down from Berkeley on Saturday. Oh, yes.

I mean, I've always wanted to see Berkeley.

What about charles barkley?

Is it the exposure?

So here's my first quiz for you on regression.

For our next stop, we're going to get a glimpse into the future of computing.

But what you've just done is in many respects mathematically impossible.

And I immediately came upon a problem.

You're not just in school. You're at Berkeley.

I told them all that before.

I couldn't think of a good answer for how he could tell the difference.

This was right about the time that I was offered a position here at Berkeley.

I'm going up to Berkeley today. Oh, Ben, that's so exciting. Here, come on.

This course was not easy. This course was not easy, and I fully acknowledge that.

Your son just burned down Berkeley.

I stole my mother's car and burned down half of Berkeley.

Named after the town Berkeley where it was discovered.

So that's what those great meditators have been doing.

And Bob Epstein raised a hand. He stood up.

Well, two dollars, two dollars is too much for Africa.

Let me tell you how this stuff was discovered. There was a guy named Glenn Seaborg who worked at Berkeley Labs in California in 1942.

If you have a son or a daughter that wants to come to Berkeley, come to my lab and we'll figure this out.

I saw my very first psychotherapy client.

Which of course means we have 10 primary dinosaurs to deal with.

What we're doing is, we're taking that inspiration of the hairs, and with another colleague at Berkeley, we're manufacturing them.

I started my journey in California, with a UC Berkeley 30 year longitudinal study that examined the photos of students in an old yearbook, and tried to measure their success and well being throughout their life.

Is it possible that we could get people to fake it and would it lead them to participate more?

There's a certain state of the art in reconstruction as captured by these point cloud reconstructions of cities.

I looked at various admission statistics to understand whether than admissions policies had a preference for a certain gender.

From the simplest version in nature, one branch, my engineering collaborator, Ron Fearing, at Berkeley, had made the first synthetic version.

But they found that this is after three and a half hours in an fMRl, it's like coming out of a space ship.

Then we'll look at the present and how you can contribute by visiting SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, and talking to the folks at Mozilla and Benetech.

We were so excited about this that we realized that that small size scale and where everything gets sticky, and gravity doesn't matter anymore we needed to look at ants and their feet, because one of my other colleagues at Berkeley has built a six millimeter silicone robot with legs.

They come there, many times their parents you can't see it, but there's a church pew that I bought in a Berkeley auction right there the parents will sometimes watch while their kids are being tutored.

This is a major defense contractor who built this 35,000 pound vehicle, which on the course was rather timid, and some of the the teams had very small robots, like the next one by UC Berkeley, which was a motorcycle.

The problem I'd like to tell you about is motivated by an actual study the University of California Berkeley, which many years back wanted to know whether it's admissions procedure is gender biased.

My name is Jitendra Malik, and I am in the department of EECS at UC, Berkeley.

Lately I've been working in computational economics, which is this exciting thing that really Berkeley focuses on, so looking at problems that economists face and see whether or not we can develop algorithms and ways to solve this.

So in the next class we'll look at relative data again, and we'll pick up the touchy issue of gender discrimination in college admissions, using a study originally performed at UC Berkeley here in California.

And so it was exciting these ideas that came out of, actually, a research project at Berkeley, where we wanted to get undergraduates involved with building the next great internet service, and learn about Ruby on Rails, so we started teaching it is...