How far did you ever get on that Southwest Bank job?

Stealing!

Okay, all is well.

Excuse me, I'm foreman.

Alright now. Attention, attention.

I want to play a bad guy. I want to rob a bank.

So for this problem imagine you're a criminal, specifically a bank robber.

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You took the cylinder.

He's been arrested for several counts of petty theft, fraud and assault.

Go forward one step

Then go.

You gonna rob a bank?

And that task uses exactly the same sort of lexical analysis string matching that we've talked about here.

And another 200 meters.

He does a little dance, he turns around, and heads back in this.

You're at 1, so this is 1 right here.

Tom is eavesdropping.

Are the people ready to proceed?

Jump clock is running. Navigation?

He is capable of stealing.

He asked me to help him steal it a week ago. I turned him down.

Ishida advances to third on a stolen base.

He descended to stealing.

Lola, I thought you'd appreciate how I did it, you of all people.

It forces him to steal.

And, what, that justifies stealing?

Copying is not theft.

So we start tracking through the state space, and when we get a transition say we go east from here, and then east and then north and then north and then east and then we would back up this value and depending on what the values of Alpha and Gamma were, we might update this to .6 or something and then the next time through, we might update that to .7, and update this one to .4, and so on.

Don't sneak up on people.

Next time a cop wants to ask you some questions, don't act like you just robbed a bank, okay?

(Laughter)

Ηe stole the Tand Gviruses then escaped right before the Raccoon City disaster.

So let's expand the node at Pitesti.

And this train is coming with velocity, want to do it in blue, with velocity a.

That's it. That's the bag, vato.

Let's see, let's oh, who stole my Rice Krispies?

Into the Hot Gates we march.

The bank robber shouted, Stay where you are, all of you!

Copying is not theft.

The army is marching.

The ones who steal to enrich their lives, and the ones who steal to define their lives.

If you're a writer, you may already have a few of these.

This is called The Captain's Hat Story.

Just one more sort of, tricky thing in matrix algebra, and then we'll go on to a sort of cool example.