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AP News Radio
PGA Live Updates | Hovland joins Scheffler, Conners atop PGA Championship leaderboard
"There is a three way tie on top of the leaderboard after two rounds of the PGA Championship at oak hill. Scottie Chandler is joined by Canadian Corey Connors and Norwegian Victor hovland at 5 under two shots clear a Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Tsar, Brooks Koepka is in touch among those at two under and Rory McIlroy is not out of it even palm. Well number one, John ram posted a 68 to make the cut by one defending champion Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth just survived right on the number of plus 5. I'm Graham agar
AP News Radio
Clark holds off Schauffele for first PGA win at Wells Fargo
"It may have taken him 134 tournaments, but 29 year old Wyndham cloud can now finally call himself a PGA Tour winner that after posting a fort shot victory at the Wells Fargo championship at the demanding quail hollow course in Charlotte, North Carolina. After a slow start, Clark called fire on the back 9 with four booties there, allowing him to win comfortably despite the last whole bogey. He finished at 19 under after a 68, and that gave him the four shot win of asander chauffeur. Clark takes home a winner's check for $3.6 million. I'm Graham agar.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
The Real History of Repeat Criminal Jordan Neely
"Have you seen the videos posted on social media? Of the guy. Who died? He used to be a Michael Jackson impersonator and they give you the impression all he was doing was standing on the subway, doing a Michael Jackson routine. You need to know what this guy was about. In 2019, a guy named Castillo balthazar balthazar was assaulted by Jordan Neely, the 68 year old 68 year old New Yorker was interviewed by the New York Daily News. He said he should have been in some rehab center. On June 27th, 2019, Valtteri was on a platform at the west fourth street subway station in Greenwich Village. When Jordan Neely, the shank, the martyr, walked up to him and punched balthazar in the face. Balthazar, who's a Mexican immigrant who lives in Harlem, said I was waiting for the train looking at the monitor to see how long it would take to come out of nowhere, he punched me in the face. You know what else this shape has done? On November 12th, 2021, Jordan Neely was arrested for slugging a 67 year old female stranger in the face. And she exited a subway station in the East Village. This guy did this over and over and over and over again. He would go up to people and punch him in the mouth. 67 year old woman. That's what kind of a monster this guy was.
The Bible Recap
Psalm 1: The Righteous Vs The Wicked
"With psalm one which contrasts the wicked man with the righteous man. It says the righteous man will be different from the wicked man in the way he thinks, acts and engages with the world around him. And because of that, he's blessed. One of the things the righteous man thinks about is the word of God. He delights in it. This delight in God causes him to flourish in every area that matters, and no matter what the circumstances are around him, he'll be sustained and upheld by God's word as his source of life.
AP News Radio
Could France protest fury spill into next year's Olympics?
"Governs intention is not to help out, but to gum up the Olympic machine by refusing to turn up to work. The 68 year old former agricultural consultant in southern France is part of an otherwise mostly hush hush band of Olympic opponents that call themselves un volunteers. Also anti Emmanuel Macron, the president has ignited amongst long firestorm of French protests with unpopular pension reforms, the anti Olympic Trojan horses are working to infiltrate and then disrupt next year's Paris games by signing up as volunteers posing as willing to help super fans when they're anything but I'm Charles De Ledesma.
AP News Radio
Nuggets take Suns, NFL draft
"Or AP sports I'm get cool and emphatic start to the Western Conference semifinals in Denver correspondent Bruce Morton reports. The nuggets thumped Phoenix one 25 one O 7. Denver gained separation in the second quarter led 68 51 at the break and kept its distance. The nuggets Jamal Murray was game high with 34 points. We're gonna keep doing what we're doing, keep proving everybody wrong and just taking one game at a time. Other NBA news, 76ers center, Joel embiid is doubtful with a right knee sprain from Monday's series opener in Boston. Stanley Cup playoffs, John Tavares scored four 35 into overtime to give the Maple Leafs their first playoff series win in 19 years with a two one game 6 win over the lightning. But in saying that, I think we just did a good job of staying within finding ways to win. Also in the east, the rangers forced a game 7 with a 5 two win over the Devils in the west, the oilers eliminated the kings with a 5 four game 6 win. Day three of the NFL Draft, the LA rams drafted two time national title winning Georgia quarterback stetson Bennett in the fourth round. I love competing against the best and, you know, it helps when you got the best on your team. And I think we do. The rams also made Toledo defensive linemen, Dez Juan Johnson, mister irrelevant, with the 259th and final pick. Major League Baseball, the Padres slugged 6 home runs during a Mexico City series game that featured 11 total homers in a 1611 route of the Giants. San Diego manager bob Melvin across the board are bats were really good today. You know, you get the ball in the air and we have some guys that can do that. Other animal results, the pirates swept a double header and the brewers, D backs, Phillies, Dodgers, Marlins, and reds were winners. In the AL, the Orioles and tigers split a double header, while the rays Blue Jays rangers Red Sox and royals were also victorious. And finally, Yankees captain Aaron judges being evaluated for a mild hip strain and the rangers placed ace Jacob de Grom on the 15 day IL with Wright elbow inflammation. I'm geffen kuba for AP sports.
AP News Radio
U.S. consumer confidence drops slightly in April
"Consumer confidence has fallen again. The Catherine sport says its consumer confidence index fell to 101 this month. It was 104 in March. That's the third time in four months that overall consumer confidence has declined. The conference board's present situation index, which measures consumers assessment of current business and labor market conditions inched up slightly. But the board's expectations index, a measure of consumer 6 month outlook for income business and labor conditions fell to 68 this month from 74 in March. A reading under 80 often
The Eric Metaxas Show
Dick Morris Comments on RFK Jr.'s Longshot Presidential Bid
"You just mentioned that because we've moved on. I want to get back to Tucker Carlson and Fox. But you just mentioned that The Washington Post reported that tomorrow Tuesday, Biden would make his announcement that he's running for president in 2024. You said today for some reason it looks like, in fact, that is not happening and then you said it may have something to do with the entrance into the race on the democratic side of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. That's something the media has been not covering. And it's very significant. Let's go back to the history of Robert F. Kennedy's senior in 1967 and 68. Johnson was president and his ratings were crashing just like Biden's because of the Vietnam War. And there was tremendous dissent in the Democratic Party against Johnson, led by Robert F. Kennedy senior, the U.S. senator. And everybody pressured Bobby Kennedy to run, run against Johnson and the primaries. And he said, I won't do it. It would split the party and could elect Richard Nixon, the beta of the Democratic Party. So I'm not going to split the party. I'm not going to do that. Now, there's tremendous pressure inside the party on Biden to step aside. And maybe let Michelle Obama run maybe let Hillary run maybe let AOC run you're kidding. But she's literally not old enough to run. No, she is by three months. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren. And just like there was before, for Bobby Kennedy to run. And justice Bobby Kennedy wouldn't do it because he was going to split the party in the face of Nixon. These guys are not doing it because they don't want to split the party in the face of Trump.
AP News Radio
Gas prices rise again in New Jersey and around the nation
"Gas prices continued to rise around the nation, this past week, but analysts say a drop in demand and falling oil prices may soon bring relief at the pumps. The national average for a gallon of regular gas was $3 and 68 cents on Friday, up two cents from last week according to triple-A, but drivers were paying $4 and 12 cents a gallon on average a year ago at this time. In New Jersey the average price for a gallon of regular jumped 8 cents in a week to three 52, again drivers were paying four O 8 a gallon on average a year ago at this time. Oil prices fell this week amid ongoing market concerns that future interest rate increases could tip the economy into a recession, a move analysts say will likely lead to reduced oil demand and prices in the near future. I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Biden ends COVID national emergency after Congress acts
"The national emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic has officially ended. I'm Ben Thomas with the latest. President Biden signed a bipartisan congressional resolution bringing the national emergency to a close behind closed doors. More than 197 House Democrats voted against it, and Biden himself had publicly opposed it, but the measure passed the Senate by a 68 23 vote last month, and Biden let lawmakers know he would sign it. The national emergency allowed the government to take sweeping steps to respond to the virus and support the country's economic health and welfare systems. Some of the emergency measures have already been successfully wound down, while others are still being phased out. However, the public health emergency which underpins immigration restrictions at the U.S. Mexico border remains in effect. For now, it is set to expire on May 11th, Ben Thomas, Washington.
AP News Radio
Brooks Koepka a major presence again, leads the Masters
"A resurgent Brooks Koepka has taken a commanding three shot lead at a weather short and second round at the masters, kept committing the bad weather with a second round 67 that lifted him to 12 under for the tournament. There he leads John ran by the three shots, but the Spaniard is amongst more than a third of the field unable to finish their second rounds. They face an early resumption on day three U.S. amateur champion Sam Bennett is in the Clubhouse fullback at 8 under after two remarkable rounds of 68 gray omegas, Augusta
AP News Radio
38 dead in Mexico detention center fire after guards didn't free migrants
"A surveillance video shows guards walking away during a far in a Mexico detention center that killed 38 men. The video shows that after migrants place mattresses against the bars of their cell and set them on fire, guards quickly walked away and made no apparent attempt to release the men before smoke filled the room hours after the fire broke out on Monday, rose of bodies were laid out under silver sheets outside the immigration detention facility in Suarez Juarez, which is across the U.S. border from El Paso, Texas, and a major crossing point for migrants, the national immigration institute says at the time of the blaze 68
AP News Radio
Can this year's Bruins really be considered NHL's best team ever?
"As the bruins approach the NHL record for points, it's a good time to look at the current record holder. The 1976 77 Canadians, those habs finished 68 and 12 for 132 points, and they did it without the benefit of overtime or shoot out, considered one of the greatest teams ever, the Canadians could have easily won anywhere from 6 to 8 of those tie games. That would give them 66 to 68 wins and 138 to 140 points under today's format. Montreal's point percentage that year was a ridiculous 8 25. Boston is currently at 8 13, and with three more losses with ten games remaining. I'm Dave ferry.
The Breakdown
Zooming Out on the Recent Turbulence in the Banking Space
"Today, we are catching up on the macro as we had an important moment to understand how the powers that be were feeling in the wake of the last few weeks turbulence in the banking space. Indeed, the world for this FOMC meeting looked very different from where things were last time. At least or especially to the casual observer. Now, consensus had been building for a shift back to a larger 50 basis point hike. In early March Powell attended annual congressional oversight hearings and delivered a Frank assessment of the macro situation. He said, quote, if the totality of the data were to indicate that faster tightening is warranted, we would be prepared to increase the pace of rate hikes. Jobs and CPI data for February had shown some cooling but were beginning to tell the story of sticky high inflation. Interpreting this as guidance that a reacceleration in rate hikes was in the cards, markets quickly adjusted. Pricing in a 78 percent chance that the fed would deliver a 50 basis point hike. Just days later, however, when the bank run at Silicon Valley was in full swing, the odds of a faster height collapsed entirely. Some market participants began to price in a chance that the fed would pause rate hikes with the probability peaking at 45% at the height of the panic. On Tuesday night of this week heading into the FOMC meeting, however, markets had priced a 73% chance of a 25 basis point hike, with the remaining probability assigned to a rate pause. Importantly, while this might sound like a strong consensus, that's actually the most uncertain market position in recent fed history. The fed almost always follows the market, but with a major economic shock occurring so close to a fed meeting, it was hard to know how the FOMC would weigh volatile market pricing. Jim Bianco actually outlined this in an excellent Twitter thread earlier in the week. He shared that the only example of the fed going against market consensus in the post 1994 forward guidance era was in September 2008. Bear Stearns had collapsed in March leading to large rate cuts, but by June policy had stabilized. That Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, the day before the FOMC meeting, and markets scrambled to price in a 68% chance of a rate cut, where they had previously been signaling the expectation of no move. Fed chairman Ben Bernanke ignored this repricing of policy and health rates steady. Three weeks later, however, the FOMC would hold an emergency meeting to deliver a 50 basis point rate cut as markets rapidly deteriorated.
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports. I'm Bruce Morton. Princeton rose into the sweet 16. The 15th seeded tigers were in control throughout in eliminating Missouri 78 63. Princeton is in the south region, as is number 5 San Diego state, which beat Furman's 75 52. The region's top seed, Alabama, moved on by besting Maryland 73 51. Defending champ Kansas was also a top seed. That meant nothing to Arkansas, which got past the jayhawks 72 71. Also in the west, second seed UCLA had to hang on to beat northwestern 68 63. In the east, fourth seed Tennessee dumped duke 65 52. The Midwest produced no surprises with top seed Houston handling auburn 81 64 and number two Texas defeating Penn State, 71 66, NBA winners included the sixers kings and grizzlies. Bruce Morton AP sports
AP News Radio
UCLA beats Northwestern 68-63 to advance to Sweet 16
"Princeton continues to capture college basketball's hearts and minds. The 15th seeded tigers moved into the sweet 16 by thumping Missouri 78 63. Coach Mitch Henderson. We are so thrilled to be going in sweet 16. This is an absolute pleasure being around these guys. They just grit their teeth, and they do it. The victory margin was this tournament's largest ever for a 15th seed. Meanwhile, UCLA reached a third consecutive suite 16 by outlasting northwestern 68 63. I'm Bruce Morton
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Furman Upsets Virginia in NCAA Tournament
"You're doing brackets. Mine already busted, dead dumb. But yeah, it was what we had a couple of big upsets. You had Arizona going down, Princeton, beating Arizona, and then this Furman. By the way, I've got to play this audio. I love a good radio announcer. And we've got the guy they've got for firm and did a terrific job calling the game this huge upset win last night cut number two. Inbounder. Clark gets it in. Gets it back with him. Clark double teamed along the baseline. Those are at the floor. Intersected by heme biggie's for three and the win. With 2.2 to go. 68 67 pounds. Virginia calls its final timeout. They get it into beekman on the right side. His three on the way. No. No. And vermin wins it. Burman wins it. JP McGee's getting involved by his C mates right here in front of us. The palette is winning 68, 67. And not Virginia out of the tournament. Garbage first appearances 1980 will not be one and done. Jump in hoy look at this scene here on the floor. The purple paladins. By the way, a little history here. And by the way, we have all family members working on the show today. But you know, our family, we got a couple of buildings at Furman, named after our ancestors over there, so a big firm in university. We had a lot of our relatives that went to school there played basketball there, so a lot of sports stars back in the day, from Furman University. It used to be a good baptist school.
AP News Radio
Tennessee holds off Louisiana-Lafayette 58-55 in NCAA opener
"It was an upset for the ages when 13th seeded firm in defeated number four seed Virginia 68 67 in the opening game of the south bracket in Orlando's center. It was a long 40 footer for JP that sealed the deal for firm and they now move on to take on number 5 seed San Diego state in the second round as San Diego state held off a late run from 12th rank college of Charleston to get the win 63 57, moving over to the east bracket for the night session. This seated duke has no problem with 12 seed oral Roberts as the blue Devils get the win 74 51, they will take on number four seed Tennessee volunteers after they held off a run from 13th ranked ragin cajuns of Louisiana 58 55. Kyle Cassandra, Orlando.
The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
"68%" Discussed on The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
"Father Mike Schmidt and you're listening to the catechism in a year podcast, where we encounter God's plan of sheer goodness for us, revealed in scripture and passed down through the tradition of the Catholic faith, the catechism in years brought to you by Ascension. In 365 days, we'll read through the catechism of the Catholic Church discovering our identity in God's family as we journey together toward our heavenly home. This is day 68 your eyes reading paragraphs four 75 to four 83, as always, I'm using the Ascension edition of the catechism, which includes the foundations of faith approach. You can follow along with any recent version of the catechism of the Catholic Church. Also, you can download your own catechism in the year reading plan by visiting Ascension press, press dot com slash CII, and also you can click follow or subscribe whatever the word is, just click it. And you can receive daily updates on daily notifications. As I said, it's day 68. We have been going through even following this part of the creed that is talking about what it is for God to be a human and divine. Sorry, what is this for Jesus to be human and divine? Man, and so we talked about the incarnation. Why did the word become flesh? Remember those four reasons a couple days ago? For four reasons one to save us by reconciling us with God. Secondly, so that thus we might know God's love, thirdly, to be our model of holiness, fourth, to make us partakers in the divine nature. And so then we talked about the incarnation, this incredible mystery. The central mystery, remember, is the Trinity. Beyond that though, is the incredible mystery of the incarnation that God became one of us. Remember that we mentioned that many times that Jesus is a divine person. Remember the second person of the Trinity, divine person, with two natures. A human nature? And a divine nature. We talked about, he didn't absorb human nature, that he assumed human nature. We talk about the fact that he wasn't half gone in half man. He was fully God and fully man in the divine person of the second person in Trinity. Also, that here at Jesus, we talked yesterday that he took on a truly human soul with the functions of intellect and will. Operations of intellect and will. And as such, his intellect had to grow, but also as such all the way along, every moment of his life. On earth, the son of God, in his human knowledge, also showed the divine penetration he had into the secret thoughts of human hearts.
Quizbeard
"68%" Discussed on Quizbeard
"Okay, let's get some answers to today's quiz round one was technology. One. The video game company that released the Saturn console in 1994 was Sega. Number two tux, the mascot of Linux is a penguin. Three. The tech corporation that developed betamax videocassettes was Sony. Four. The operating system for touch screen devices that was developed in conjunction with Google launched in 2008 was Android. And number 5 in March 2022 meta the owner of Facebook and Instagram told its content moderators to allow posts, calling for the death of Vladimir Putin. Round two was general knowledge number 6, Cheyenne is the capital of the U.S. state of Wyoming. Number 7 in drinking culture, the acronym camera stands for the campaign for real ale. 8. The now defunct university of Paris was more commonly known as the sorbonne. 9. Lee Harvey Oswald was shot in November 1963 by Jack Ruby. And number ten, the Monty Python team member that was born in western super mare is John Cleese. Round three was the Charles Dickens round, number 11. The Dickens novel that begins with a chapter entitled I am born is David Copperfield. 12. In Oliver twist, the name of Bill Sykes dog is a bullseye. Number 13 in a Christmas Carol, there are four ghosts that visit visit Scrooge on Christmas Eve. There's this old business partner Jacob barley, and then the spirits of Christmas past, present and future. Number 14, the Dickens novel that was left unfinished at the time of his death in 1870 was the mystery of Edwin drood. A number 15, I asked you which of the following is not a character that appears in the works of Charles Dickens, the answer was B, a banker called mister gripper, gripper is actually from the Harry Potter novels by J. K. Rowling. Interestingly enough, Dickens did have a pet Raven called grip who's apparently the inspiration for Edgar Allan Poe's the Raven, but grip unfortunately died after eating lead paint, but was very quickly replaced with another Raven, whose name is also grip. Round four was the connections round. Number 16, the 1990s comedy drama television show that followed the adventures of a mountie who worked alongside detectives in Chicago was called due south. Number 17, the English football team that played their home games at London Stadium or Olympic Stadium is West Ham United. 18, the 1952 novel by John Steinbeck adapted for film starring Julie Harris James Dean and Raymond Massey was east of Eden. 19, the outdoor clothing company that has a logo inspired by a rock formation called the half dome in Yosemite National Park is the north face. And so number 20, the connection between the four previous answers is that they all contain cardinal compass points, south, west east and north. And finally today, round 5 was Wales. Number 21, the feast of saint David is on March 1st. 22, born around 1359, the Welsh leader that instigated a long running war of independence and was thought to have been the last native Welshman to hold the title of Prince of Wales is Owen glendower. 23. The Welsh professional football club that was bought by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney in 2020 is Wrexham. 24, born in monmouthshire in 1897, the Welsh politician that's considered.
Quizbeard
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"Is connections. Number 16, which 1990s comedy drama television show followed the adventures of a Canadian mountie as he solved crimes alongside detectives in Chicago. Number 17 since 2016, which English football team have played their home games at London Stadium, also known as Olympic Stadium. Number 18 which 1952 novel by John Steinbeck was adapted for film by director Elia Kazan and starred Julie Harris, James Dean and Raymond Massey. 19. Which outdoor clothing company has a logo inspired by a rock formation in Yosemite National Park called half dome. And number 20, what connects the four previous answers in this round. And finally, round 5 today is about whales..
Quizbeard
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"Two. What kind of animal is tux? The mascot of the family of open-source operating systems, Linux. Number three, which tech corporation developed betamax, videocassettes. Number four, what is the name of the operating system for touch screen devices developed in conjunction with Google and launched in 2008. And number 5, in March 2022, in a temporary change to its hate speech policy, meta the owner of Facebook and Instagram told its content moderators to allow posts calling for the death of which person. Round two today is the general knowledge round. 6. Of which U.S. state is she and the capital. 7. In drinking culture, what does the acronym camera stand for? That's. Number 8. By what name was the now defunct university of Paris more commonly known? 9. Who shot Lee Harvey Oswald in November 1963. And number ten, which member of the Monty Python team was born in the English town of western super mare. Round three today is about the author Charles Dickens. 11. Which of Dickens novels begins with a chapter entitled, I am born. Number 12, in Oliver twist, what is the name of Bill Sykes dog? Number 13 in a Christmas Carol, how many ghosts visit ebenezer Scrooge on Christmas Eve? Number 14, which of Dickens novels was left unfinished at the time of his death in 1870, and has inspired many writers to pen their own continuations and conclusions ever since..
Advent of Computing
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"Talking. Technically absorb was a program that used objects to manage data all possible to reimplement without objects that would destroy all the sophistication of the games engine so when the shadowy implemented sat down to design the z machine. They had objects in mind. This approach of building a virtual machine for very specific task allowed them to create the best possible environment for that task so the z machine was designed for managing object data specifically. It was designed to work with trees of objects attr- in this context is a data structure that stores data in a hierarchy such as rooms connected to other rooms or items inside of rooms. The immediate benefit is that working with objects on z. Machine is dead simple. It has in instructions for moving objects in memory. Traversing the object tree and getting and setting object properties. It goes further but just those four operations should give you a taste of what. The z machine offers. You can accomplish. Really complex. object manipulation using a single instruction that's just plain convenient. What's interesting is when we start looking at the impact of these complex instructions at scale for example let's take the insert object instruction this instruction will in certain object into a specific location in the object tree. If my reading on the doctor correct then it takes a grand total of four bytes to encode that instruction and its arguments as z machine code for normal computer. This type of operation would require multiple instructions. You'd need to do something along the lines of shuffling around pointers and memory. Maybe changing some values of certain memory locations when all said and done you'd probably end up using more than four bytes of machine code so the z machine helps you shave off a few bites here. And they're moving around objects tastes less machine code so does accessing objects and their properties so does moving around trees and tables since most absorbs code is just shuffling around objects and manipulating data. The savings really adds up. The net result is that zork port for the z machine. Ends up being a much smaller program even when you take the size of the z machine interpreter into account. This is phase one of the true madness. Anderson said that we're dealing with entire programming system and he wasn't wrong. The z machine was a totally new computer or rather a totally new fake computer. It didn't have any native compilers or programming tools so the next step after defining the machine was to make some tools to actually use.
Advent of Computing
"68%" Discussed on Advent of Computing
"One of the tricks that made adventure so slick was that it employed synonyms take action could be invoked by typing take but also by typing grab. It's just a quick and dirty way to make things easier on the player. Zork took this a whole 'nother level above sure it had synonyms for actions and objects but that was just the start in general of full command and zork is composed of an action and up to two objects. This gives you such hits as take lamp or unlock. The door with the key thrilling. But you don't always have to follow that pattern to make things more manageable. Zork sparser will try to aggressively assume. What the player wants to do if you're trying to do an action with only one valid object within reach zork can figure out the proper result if you're in a room with a solitary lamp you can just type grab and zurich will reply. You now have a lamp in your inventory. More dynamic interactions. Let's say you run into a troll and decide that you don't want to talk anymore you may start off by telling zoric to attack the troll if you have more than one weapon than zork will ask what weapon you want to attack with you then further specify your sword. That's an action. In two words so zork now has enough information to process your request and starts slashing at the troll next turn instead of typing the full attack the troll with the sword you just type attack zorka smart enough to infer what you mean and the troll slashing will continue the whole point with the text system is to make things easier on the player inspiration here is definitely at least in part coming from d. A human dungeon master will very readily make assumptions about what a player is trying to do. You could very well have the exact same situation where a player says. They wanted to attack the. Dm has to ask for some clarification and then moving forward can guess what the player will do next round. They're gonna probably attack again for us. Humans with our squishy malleable brains. This is dead simple process but computers have to be programmed carefully to do something this natural. But that's just the text to a part of historic as we look deeper. We get into the more interesting details. I wanna pull us back to one of the core issues of colossal cave.
Advent of Computing
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"Saying exit will let you leave the house where the game starts so far pretty simple all of those interconnections the mapping of keywords to progress the states that's defined in the data file but that's only part of the games logic the huge emission here. The big glaring hole is puzzles. Well that part of the program possibly the most fun. Part of the program isn't fully defined by the data file. This is where the inflexibility part should start to make some sense. I think a good example from early in the game is the snake puzzle. This is your spoiler warning in case you haven't played the first few puzzles in adventure. Anyway you run into a big scary snake in the cave pretty early on the game. The first time this happens you die. That's kind of how puzzles in text based games go you eventually figure out that in another room you can catch a bird in a small cage then if you release it. The bird will scare away the snake. It doesn't make a lot of sense but hey it works. It's kind of funny. It's the stick to these types of games. Well here's the weirdness. The bird is defined in the data file. It's just an item. The snake is also at least mentioned in the data file. It's part of a rooms state. Specifically the snake room has a state with and without the snake. But there's nothing in the data file that defines how you get from one state to another batch of unleashing. The bird on the unsuspecting snake is all defined in the games. Fortran code itself specifically. It's a special case of the throw action. Which gets alias to a number of synonyms that cover the bird situation. Such as release or drop. There's a line of code that checks if you're releasing the bird and if the snake is in the room with you and then it handles. Those interactions to mix the south in. General is a bit. What we're seeing is a coupling between the actual game data and the program. You could write a custom data file for adventure but no matter how much of the data you change. The bird will always scare off the snake. If it's dropped in the right room that's burned into the code. It's baked into the binary. If you wanted the player to be able to say. Eat the snake. Then you would have to modify some fortran and re compiled a game while that's not the end of the world. It's annoying quirk. Adding new puzzles or any kind of new functionality means blowing up the complexity of the program by way of example we can look at adventure itself. The first version written solely by crowder was only seven hundred. Nine lines of four tram woods expanded the game significantly. He added scoring and some general features but crucially. He added a new slate of treasures and puzzles to solve. This bumped adventure up to just shy of three thousand lines afford tran code in the long term. This kind of expansion can make a project hard to maintain and can make future expansion more difficult to handle every.
Advent of Computing
"68%" Discussed on Advent of Computing
"And people were obsessed with adventure. There's no other way to put it. And i particularly liked that last part that want student went so far as debugging the program just to squeeze out that last point the bug really bit some people heart perhaps more interesting here is anderson's quip about fortran. If you've never used for tran then maybe you should consider yourself a little bit lucky. It's a strange archaic tongue to be sure. Besides just being outdated even by nineteen seventy standards for train wasn't really the best tool for text. Based anything it was designed for handling math numeric data and basically nothing else for tran. Hand deal with text based stuff. It can do a little bit of string manipulation but that's getting outside of its comfort zone. That's just the service level issue with fortran for this application. Once you start actually profiling the problem a little deeper things. Don't get much better. In fact i'd say they get a lot worse. I'm going to put the cart before the horse here. But i need to introduce one crucial source. The articles zork a computerized fantasy. Simulation game was published in tripoli in nineteen seventy-nine besides discussing zork which will get to in a few minutes here. The article gives a pretty comprehensive operatings theory of text based adventure games in general. The article describes these types of games as an exercise in data management. Something akin to a hyper intelligent database further the authors posit that objects are crucial when implementing this type of game. Now i don't mean objects in the physical sense we're talking about objects the programming construct in the simplest possible terms and this is a radical simplification. So don't get too mad at me. Objects are reusable data structures that can follow and inherit some predefined template each object can contain a mix of data execute will code information about its relationships to other objects and even entire sub objects. It's basically a really flexible format for defining a system and it's also really modular and expandable framework. It's a great way to say model a network of interconnected rooms all containing items fortran. Just playing doesn't support objects at least it didn't at that time period. I think there's a few modern versions. They do kind of have object support you got a bunch of different data types for numbers yacht. Bullions even got a raise of any dimensions. You want plus. You could encode.
Advent of Computing
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"Right zoric is such a complex program that it even has its own virtualization environment. That's not something you really see often with any video games. Let alone at text based adventure game. It might seem out of place for something as deceptively simple as a text interface to have a virtual machine dedicated to it but there is a deeper purpose to this madness. -sorts authors described the game. As a computer fantasy simulation. It's meant to be an immersive and engrossing experience. And even decades later the game still retains a certain feel of wonder from breaking into a small house delving into the underground empire to being eaten by crews and other nasties lurked in the shadows. Zork does really have a way of pulling in so grab your trustee sword and hate maybe only the sack to put some treasuring today. We're going to be looking at zork the game but more importantly zork the program. We're going to explore how project goals influence software design. How sometimes a radically complex solution can really pay dividends and how the early internet made games like sorek possible. Most importantly will try to parse out what makes so much fun to play decades later. It's simple to just say that arpanet was the predecessor to the modern internet. That's an easy tagline. Maybe if you're feeling a little more verbose you can talk about the difference between public versus private ownership or maybe the difference in communication protocol. Those are both valid approaches. But i think it misses the really big picture in practice. Arpanet was just cut from a different cloth. Part of it was the size part of it was the user base and part of it was timing. The internet has managed to connect just about everyone in the world. It's become a great place to build. Small communities of like minded people but by contrast arpanet was a lot closer to one community of like minded people. There was also this rampant type of openness to arpanet that. We don't get online anymore. Yeah it was a government funded research network and it was hard to access. If you weren't in the right places but over time that can it just became a cover story. There weren't really malicious actors on arpanet first off. Being a militias actor on arpanet was a federal crime. So you didn't really want to do that. You weren't supposed to mess around with a government network. Plus the community was so small that it could effectively self police if someone was getting out of line so users were nearly free to come and go. It was just sort of assumed that you knew what you were doing. Mainframes were somewhat open to perusal at least files could be really easily browsed. Some systems even had their doors flung wide open for any passersby. This made the perfect storm to allow new phenomena to spread like wildfire amongst the small community. One of the first sparks came in nineteen seventy six and it was called colossal cave adventure. This was one of the first text based adventure games now. I've kind of gone back and forth. This adventure was actually the text based adventure game or not. There are a few earlier examples. There are some far stranger examples but adventure was at least the first popular member of the species. It was initially written by will crowther at bbn. A computer company based in massachusetts crowder developed adventure on a computer at bbn that was connected to arpanet soon. Thereafter game was discovered by don woods. A programmer at stanford university all the way out in california. He was browsing the arpanet. One day found file and became instantly engrossed. In the coming months he expanded the game. Further in one thousand nine seventy seven this souped up version hit the network. Nearly everyone with access to the arpanet was talking about adventure. Tradition holds the entire computer. Industry was set back by at least two weeks just by this game. It's pretty easy to see. Why adventure had this.
DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
"68%" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
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DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
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DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
"68%" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
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DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
"68%" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
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DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
"68%" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
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DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
"68%" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
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How The Heck Are We Gonna Get Along
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"With every system seeming to fail us from the department of justice to our election systems to our mental health institutions all around the world. How in the world are we ever going to break out of our rut. So a whole bunch of people argue that capitalism or business is to blame but those can both be pretty incredible tools on the paths to equity and diversity and inclusion the key is leadership philanthropic expert unparalleled business. Mind and ceo of acumen. Jacqueline nova grants joins political on this week to share the power of entrepreneurs and problem solvers to fix the messes that our politicians and our partisanship have created. At least if we revolutionize our moral leadership. I'll ask her about the role of young problem. Solvers in tackling our biggest challenges. How can we ditch politics for problem solving. What does moral leadership mean in. Twenty twenty one. Can we all become stakeholders in our shared future. And how the heck are we going to get along. How are you how are you. i'm fine where are you doing. i'm good where are you these days actually in london right now. Okay your husband's from london and is that right. He's a bread and And has two daughters amazing daughters and so before the offices all open. We thought this was our moment. governor fully vacs to get here. Md with the girls. Was it tough to do to get to london. because they've got a heck of a lot of restrictions. Yeah i the first. Seven eight days of quarantine was not fun and we were checked out by the security. Three times came to our house really to make your left. They have taken it seriously. Isn't it interesting that they have taken it seriously and yet far more seriously than maybe america has arguably granted. We're fifty different states with different abilities to govern people's movement than they are but they still have had sort of the same outcomes almost as the us In the beginning the you know so much as leadership so in the beginning. Boris was very slow to call this a pandemic and Kind of took him to get the disease off so that was the early stage and then with nhs the vaccines really moved. But in a way you almost have to counterpart to Moldy in india where They started to open and a big plane of indians. Came which is where you got the delta virus and i'm really glad that they're calling it. The delta virus not the india india virus literature. and so it's I think the uk is just such a a place that somebody people traveled through. And it's a it's an island and sell Variants hit i from south africa than from india. And we didn't get that right. But so obviously i want to talk to you about leadership in general because your book is manifesto for a moral revolution. They handle title. I'm so at least you own it. So that's what that's what matters right accountability. But since we're on that i mean looking at different leadership styles. You started to talk about mody. You talked a little bit about boris. Johnson i when you talk about the quarantine in the uk. When you went to england. I think about justin trudeau in canada. And the way they've kind of had that same sort of they do a three week quarantine there at least they were doing that for the bulk of the virus last year. And i think still are having quite a bit of quarantine time still there full sh- in a situation like this where it is. A global pandemic would benefit from having somebody who was a global leader. I'm not suggesting we have a president of the world necessarily but would we benefit from some leadership that can unify all the countries in some way rather than everybody doing a piecemeal thing absolutely. I mean i often say that. We don't get dignity as a human race until we all get dignity and those words are easy to say but the over and over in my lifetime. I've seen what it actually means in practice and there's probably no better metaphor for that ban the global pandemic that we won't be safe until everyone is protected. We have the vaccines we could build the distribution systems. I actually think we could do it. In a way that would provide jobs in a real sense of purpose at a moment. Where so many young people are feeling so without that To take this on as a as a great global endeavor that the world could achieve together and What better way to push us as human beings to extend outward in this moment when so many of us are pulling inward. So i'm all in. I don't think we need ones are global leader but we can certainly have a coalition of leaders. Who recognized that that success for this can't just be one individual one nation it's got to be A success that starts by making sure that the vulnerable are included. But is there not an argument. Also that in a situation like this. I mean the reason they tell you to secure your mask before. Helping others are an airplane. If there's a tragedy right. I mean we know that the united states is buying millions of vaccines that they are going to. The administration announced that to share with other countries. But is there not an argument for needing to take care of one's own nation first before going elsewhere or is there is. Do you have a counter argument to that. I i don't really ever see things in binders and you'll find out good. I i actually think that it's it's not either or.
Straight Up with Trent Shelton
"68%" Discussed on Straight Up with Trent Shelton
"I'm taking a break guys. I haven't. I'm taking a deep breath right now because i want to give you another forty minutes. But that's what i care about math. How about the things that matter. I don't care about no damn instagram bio i'll care about no damn accolades. I don't care my no. Dan praises i care about impact. I care about results. I care about helping people. I care about living my guy giving gifts or when i'm meet guy guy says job well done good and faithful servant. I care about carrying the legacy of my mother. My father we actually out here surprised my for seventieth. Birthday was so funny. I would tell you this story but it takes too long random goss. But but that's what i care about. Are your decisions being influenced by what you think people want you to be. Are you making troops and decisions based upon which shooter you. A lot of our lives are skunks because our life stinks. And i've been there where people want to get away from you because they figured you out because they know you ain't balance you talk about about their life. Just say perfect guys but they know you afraid to try. They knew mask and stuff. And your life stinks. You're gonna have days where you you have days where you're gone. I've been a skunk parent while stunk apparent days in my life. I've been scott husband. I've been a skunk friend. I've been skunk influence. I've been a skunk support life. But i'll tell you one thing i damn sure. Don't stay one. I have proven are growing. I work hard at that now. Working hard at trying to make people think that i'm always this magnet man. But today i knew i was the magnet out here. I'm gonna wrap this episode with this. Try to keep short and sweet and listen on g men. If you really enjoyed this episode is this. This is from the all over the place. But i think there's a lot of things you can grab in my main thing that i'm telling you right now i'm gonna make sure off of this. Are you chasing. are you attracting man. Are you chasing it. Are you attracting evaluate that for me. But i'm leave you with this story and it's a powerful one so i got a chance to drop names but i wanna give this manage credit. Because he taught me this. He gave me a perspective. And that's life. There's no troops in life only perspectives and he gave me his perspective. His name is big boy. Somebody might know him. He's probably gonna talk radio personalities. la he's interviewed everybody from kind gates. I mean everybody. I asked him a question. I was like man. it's fifty one. I said what was the difference in your forties and fifties like get around people. That are always asked that question. He told me something that i knew immediately when he opened his mouth and it and i said this is something. I'm gonna teach forever and hold on to teach kids. And i'm never gonna forget this. I call it life credit card because he broke it down. He said this. And i'm paraphrasing and put it in my own words. We said the thing that i realize trend. Is that everything that you do. You're putting it towards life credit card. He said you know like a credit card life. You know like real life where you know you might not have some that you can afford to put on a credit card. You charge it to the game charges to your card and eventually you've got to pay it off. He said the thing that i realized that fifty years old is that life is just like that because every decision you make. He's talking about negative once. You might not feel it in that moment because charge. It's a life's credit card right every bad habit. He said i was five hundred pounds. You know i realized that everything. I was even healthy. I was discharging it to life's credit card. He said then it got to a point where just like in the real world it was time to collect and all the bad decisions that i made and not exceed the season i was planning. I wasn't having that garner's mindset that debt but debt showed up the data diabetes sicknesses showed up on my doorstep and i had to pay life's credit card listened to this episode. Right now what is your life credit card like. And i realized this. We're not going to be perfect. Circle have seasons with that credit card is damn near maxed out. We've been charged to the game. I just had a season of that in march. You guys know. But the thing that i've learned is that the longer you wait to pay off their credit card the hardest hit you when it's time to collect so if you had an off week you did a lot of negative things that didn't help you become the greatest. You don't keep adding to those things because you don't see the changes taking place because i'm telling you the changes are taking place that's life you look realize like dang i'm overweight. Dang i'm underway dane. I fell off dane. What did this come from. But our habits every day built the future that we will reap our disciplines and so i challenge everybody. Listen to this podcast right. Now we charge it to the game. We charge it to life credit card. Make sure that next week. Make sure that next day make sure the next few days that you pay it off so last night. I it's my dad's birthday a porta credit card out and i said hey be a credit card day but tomorrow paying off that card and i'm out here right now paying off that card because i refused to allow debt to rack up in my life because of my inconsistency because of my lack of discipline because my poor life management skills i refuse to allow those things because again there's gonna come a day when you've got to pay for if you're always doing people wrong and being fake to get ahead. Yeah you might get ahead. You might not see how life is charging that car but essentially this come a point where people figure you out. You got to pay off that debt. Maybe somebody confront you for doing them wrong. Maybe it's cormo you believe in karma. Maybe it's just life coming full circle. Would you charge them to lights credit card. That's something and that might be the greatest accountability to that. I ever came across an every day. I'm asking myself that question. Managing my emotional not financial my emotional wealth and that's one of the best ways so manager. Emotional wealth is understanding that every time you ignored every time. Keep the promises to yourself every time you do somebody wrong every time you lied everytime do all these things right. Every time you're choosing you're trying to arts impress people all the things we talked about today. You just racking up that debt in your soul. You ain't points for neath. I often card man pay off much. Uk say every single episode. It all starts with you. If you got into this. Hit me up ondaatje. Let me know what you thought seeming audio say trent. I'm paying off that car. Say trump man. I'm going to become that magnet and you become that magnet. That's what people say man. There's some about you. I like to call them. Magnet god's favor but we gotta act upon our potential right. God has favor in us. But we we gotta answer the call in our life so their favor could be multiplied to that maccabi strengthen. We gotta stop living with purpose. We gotta stop living with potential and we gotta start living in purpose. We gotta start living in potential key fall in love with progression if you're a hiker semi some hikes too. I know random. Messed up this episode by that. But i'm desiring looking at this beauty and i cannot wait to be a hike with y'all one day i don't know maybe we do a contest or something but i wanna get out nature with all of y'all man and had these conversations in person. How would you like that. But hit me up status with somebody and i love you. Man appreciate you. And i can't wait to see your magnet. Multiply strength start chasing. Let's start attracting straight up straight up is hosted and recorded by me. Trent shelton episodes are produced by chelsea hawkish and mixed and edited by andrew weather. Cameron barkman is our executive producer. Straight up with. 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