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54:51 Section 9/14/21: Github, Jupyter, and Colab Section 9/14/21: Github, Jupyter, and Colab	Section 9/14/21: Github, Jupyter, and Colab Zoom Recording ID: 95071859677 UUID: mFt+SAZzQtm3rVUl/mgbmQ== Meeting Time: 2021-09-14T18:35:51Z github git access things repository key notebook jupyter files lot class thing sort questions notebooks server colab hours computer command From Madeleine Udell on September 14th, 2021 10 plays
34:42 Tuesday Tech Tips/FLIT Edition ft. Bomgar and… Tuesday Tech Tips/FLIT Edition ft. Bomgar and general e-etiquette	Tuesday Tech Tips/FLIT Edition ft. Bomgar and general e-etiquette Zoom Recording ID: 93173850621 UUID: SSNDXddDSeWUQqK9VaqFJA== Meeting Time: 2021-03-09T14:49:36Z meeting calendar computer bitlocker screen outlook appointment key couple session permissions thing things issues windows joan stuff jones bar john From Cate Sirek on March 9th, 2021 0 plays
06:54 Lesson 29.5 Timed Animation Lesson 29.5 Timed Animation	Lesson 29.5 Timed Animation Our primary application of coroutines in the final assignment is timed animations. In this video we talk about what these are and how to design them with the GameApp class. animation key angle attributes update helper release rotation amount attribute keys generators problem position starting stuff lot method image press From Hannah Lee on December 3rd, 2020 36 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date December 4th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
06:43 Lesson 28.9 Dictionary Comprehension (OPTIONAL) Lesson 28.9 Dictionary Comprehension (OPTIONAL)	Lesson 28.9 Dictionary Comprehension (OPTIONAL) This video is not optional because the material is advanced. It is optional because this video series has run long and this topic is less important for you to know. While we have not talked about… dictionary comprehension things grades generator string python key method bonus pattern accumulator expression keys iterable incomprehension lot disadvantages student students From Hannah Lee on December 3rd, 2020 15 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date December 4th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
06:27 Lesson 27.6 Application State Lesson 27.6 Application State	Lesson 27.6 Application State Even though you only need to implement three methods in GameApp subclass, this methods will eventually get very long. In this video we introduce the concept of application state, and talk about how… circle helper application attribute things thing key space invariants angle factor invariant specification names enumeration ellipse enemy update numbers categories From Hannah Lee on November 30th, 2020 48 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date December 1st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
08:37 Lesson 27.4 Application Input Lesson 27.4 Application Input	Lesson 27.4 Application Input The big difference between a game and a movie is the ability to respond to player input, be it from a mouse or a keyboard. In this video we show how to us the tools provided by the GameApp class to… animation key frame input keys attributes mouse attribute pause class things space thing touch object loop gay track window computer From Hannah Lee on November 30th, 2020 42 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date December 1st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
05:47 Lesson 19.7 Mutable Table Functions Lesson 19.7 Mutable Table Functions	Lesson 19.7 Mutable Table Functions Dictionaries are mutables and support mutable functions. But this is a case where dictionaries are slightly different from lists. We are allowed to loop over a dictionary as we modify it, so long as… dictionary keys key student ids credit loop function grades net bonus folder statement assignment values dictionaries frame call students modifications From Hannah Lee on October 27th, 2020 35 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 27th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
04:43 Lesson 19.6 Immutable Dictionary Functions Lesson 19.6 Immutable Dictionary Functions	Lesson 19.6 Immutable Dictionary Functions Since we can loop over dictionaries, that means we probably want to use them in functions with accumulators. In this video we show how to do this and why they are not that much different from lists. grade accumulator dictionary exam function cutoff person maximum grades net ids functions dictionaries keys loop thing result ideas key frame From Hannah Lee on October 27th, 2020 35 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 27th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
04:32 Lesson 19.5 Dictionaries and For-Loops Lesson 19.5 Dictionaries and For-Loops	Lesson 19.5 Dictionaries and For-Loops Dictionaries are not sliceable, but they are iterable. In this video we show the many different ways you can use a dictionary in a for-loop. The primary thing to understand is that you have to… dictionary loop iterable key values keys dot pairs interval tuple method positions operator range notation brackets d. dictionaries job tool From Hannah Lee on October 27th, 2020 47 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 27th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
07:45 Lesson 19.4 Nested Dictionaries Lesson 19.4 Nested Dictionaries	Lesson 19.4 Nested Dictionaries In this video we show that we can nest dictionaries just like we nested lists. In fact, a lot of real world data is represented this way. We show off a particularly complicated JSON file that… dictionary dictionaries json weather key keys fact lists values units visibility hour timestamp things strings string tool airport 31st assignment From Hannah Lee on October 27th, 2020 37 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 27th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
06:19 Lesson 19.3 Dictionary Visualization Lesson 19.3 Dictionary Visualization	Lesson 19.3 Dictionary Visualization Since dictionaries are mutable, we must represent them with folders. In this video we show what these folders must look like. In doing so, we see that they look suspiciously similar to other folders… dictionary object color dictionaries objects folder rgb keys values methods python attributes boxes underscores strings key reason range gl method From Hannah Lee on October 27th, 2020 44 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 27th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
03:03 Lesson 19.2 Dictionary Assignment Lesson 19.2 Dictionary Assignment	Lesson 19.2 Dictionary Assignment Dictionaries are mutable. In this video we show how to alter there contents. This includes reassigning the value of a dictionary for a given key. But it also includes adding and deleting keys. dictionary key values keys john assignment net statement error things jane contents dictionaries pairs steps alt thing s3 idea operator From Hannah Lee on October 27th, 2020 39 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 27th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
07:52 Lesson 19.1 Dictionary Expressions Lesson 19.1 Dictionary Expressions	Lesson 19.1 Dictionary Expressions In this video, we introduce a dictionary as a collection of key-value pairs. We also show how to write a dictionary expression in Python. It looks just like a JSON string, but without the quotes. dictionary key dictionaries keys net values string pairs json lists strings names ids cornell things john assignment fact thing python From Hannah Lee on October 27th, 2020 44 plays Content Categories Instructional Recordings Creation Date October 27th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Walker Creator 1 Last Name White Creator 1 Role Faculty or Staff Member Creator 1 NetID wmw2 Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search
59:17 CAM Colloquium - Noah Stephens-Davidowitz… CAM Colloquium - Noah Stephens-Davidowitz (10/9/20)	CAM Colloquium - Noah Stephens-Davidowitz (10/9/20) Zoom Recording ID: 95217932087 UUID: zFeAiLtYR8W1TZhwDyFOEA== Meeting Time: 2020-10-09T19:15:34Z lattice vectors vector crypto problem algorithm basis amazon things distribution key scheme lattices lot sort stuff question person cryptography idea From Erika Fowler-Decatur on October 9th, 2020 3 plays
51:22 Session 2: Bargaining Power Session 2: Bargaining Power	Session 2: Bargaining Power 2018-01-30 00:00:00+00 economic problems industrial agreements economic sectors commercial item transport and distribution states of the mid-atlantic inelastic demand social events market structure and pricing linguistics heat transfer competitive firm causality vegan cuisine press workers systems theory production strike leverage monetary economics factor videonote input/output community building companies listed on the new york stock exchange environmental social science concepts paper products political terminology sociology of knowledge higher wage finance government common interest income wage increase bargaining theory party libertarian theory economic systems strike leverage influences goshi ations continue production trucks influences labor direct democracy bargaining unit political philosophy wage employment tradeoff repair work philosophical terminology customs duties curve sadly society demand curve strategic management employment social sciences pure competition public sector psychology profit economic theories economic factors economy wide microeconomics anarchist theory collaboration washington d.c. business human behavior marketing u.s. wages and salaries pulitzer prize winning newspapers bargaining power started producing economic anthropology wage employment wage level autonomy topology spring 2018 economics curves industry public economics total power management side monetary policy numismatics logic consumer theory raise wages theoretical computer science bigger pie negotiation political science terms labour law community power relative high wage cybernetics washington post civil law (common law) labor telecommunications macroeconomics management lose management auto industry lose income bargaining national accounts business law initiate strike sociological terminology strike individualism things constant nutrition sociology index told power worker printing press demand commerce earn profits larger wage increase recruitment high degree 1st place economies collective action printing international trade total profit labor market labour relations multinational companies workers comp low wage relative power constant indirectly political power influence sales bargaining table private sector 100 percent cognitive science political power direct political power labor side substitute workers technology political engineering construction trades workers relative power holding relative power documents high tech economics terminology thing power social philosophy strike fund computer science alternative production sites plant closing writing media caption complete sustain sales labor relations office equipment d.c. philosophy large loss good bargain generally accepted accounting principles types of organization political science identity blackboard site key concept english-language newspapers psychological factors democracy loses income labor union ceteris paribus employment compensation collective representation consumer behaviour labor economics trade unions start talking expected strike outcome automobiles power constant From Donald Bazley on August 17th, 2020 535 plays
01:19:20 Milstein Invited Lecture - Phil Zimmermann Milstein Invited Lecture - Phil Zimmermann	Milstein Invited Lecture - Phil Zimmermann Zoom Recording ID: 96610307248 UUID: mZ1ztoAtR22wXeIQs0Cm0g== Meeting Time: 2020-07-30T23:46:15Z bicycle shop international relations investigative journalist discrete logarithms money top level legal professions american television news programs rooms cryptographic attacks academic terminology major governments top-level domains glass production long time rights applications criminal law legal doctrines and principles monetary economics big fan teaching cryptographic puzzles criminal investigation political terminology labor laws cryptography elliptic curve business partner opposite direction bad guy semiotics classes of computers emergence g.p.s. receivers crypto currency federal prosecutor grammar digital currencies public key contractual obligation mail server human rights groups american inventors dead body business model climate change society strategic management chaos theory rights project money supply complex systems theory palm os devices oral communication year criminal investigation social networks certificate authority urban studies and planning terminology pretty good email emerging technologies solve double spending real money discrete log problem forward secrecy great deal single point human rights abuses cryptocurrencies domain name system double spend iranian government quantum cryptography national security trust model monetary policy monetizing customer data legal environment signature big question wallet human rights historical record quantum computers theories of law internet connection funny thing currency threat model quantum algorithms financial cryptography quantum key exchange metaphysics of mind historical archives management public-key cryptography dear friend york times bit coin inflation technical detail seal team middle attack money works people elect future historians public key cryptography post quantum scoutcraft computer security american male singer-songwriters private industry town square people trust phone calls emergent properties town remote attacks first-person shooters culture stable currency big question encryption software encrypted form analytic capability global conflicts politics central bank trade center big point theoretical computer science group theory computing cold war law enforcement internet slang math problem tech company electronic money strong encryption long term public policy issues morse code cryptographic software economics terminology quantum computer entire computer computer security exploits caption complete personhood strong encryption software transport layer security philosophy top level signing abuse prevent double spending bank robbers law digital signature legal team observation educational psychology american guitarists forms of government nuclear warfare western democracy private key key management authoritarian regime fiber optic cable banks human rights project From Tapan Parikh on July 31st, 2020 11 plays