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Every foundation makes the difference in the next level.

So it's not true that you should stay with Blue ray no matter what.

I entered Stanford three years ago as a Psychology major. And took a computer science class because my friends took them and liked them.

So, how does it work for startup weekend next.

How do you get involved in this field? What can someone do after taking this course?

You'd actually be able to do a lot. But what if we gave you five days?

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And after every hexamester, each one of our happy udacians goes out and asks spread number of their friends to also take the course.

Say, did you ever make college?

You are audacious to take this class.

We had a lecture on environmental pollution.

And I figured I had to take an engineering class anyway, so why not.

I will give you data and you will plot those data and answer simple questions.

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And I ask you to write function, which we'll call ss, for sum of squares, which takes a list of numbers as input.

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This is an exciting opportunity.

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Cryptography is a really fun topic! It's all about making, and breaking puzzles.

Cryptography is a really fun topic it's all about making and breaking puzzles.

Yeah, what if we did? We did that every day in college. Why not, like, you know, check out a museum?

And this sounds particularly reasonable.

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Come see the SLAM lecture.

You should understand this is an adapted version of the Lean LaunchPad curriculum that is actually for post Startup Weekend events.

Even as a scientist,

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S. Thrun And I'm Sebastian Thrun. I'm a research professor at Stanford University and a Google fellow.

Students will take one of these English courses.

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Number 1 is we're going to teach customer development.

So they don't get to see your grades, and you get to see theirs later.

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And just remind them that we do not provide bail or political asylum, depending on your country.

Today's lecture is what have we learned in entrepreneurship for the last 40 years.

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But there is one thing to know this unit is strictly optional.

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We love the question. We love that students are helping out, making the course grow.

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