- Yeah, because what people don't realize is that the compression on video and audio is one hundred times, right? Like, people don't realize how compressed we, we do, right? For audio, you move, you compress by, when you go fromnormal audio to MP3, you compress by ten times, right? When, when you move to video, you need one hundred times, two hundred times, right? So you need
run the manager obviously left that pitcher in too long so he is to blame no question in this instance one hundred percent but it was the general manager who didn't acquire a picture that couldget the batter out in that instance so he's actually to blame 100 however it was neither of these guys that
Charmin is one of our clients; they have a great app called "Sit or Squat" that helps you find bathrooms, public restrooms, when you're in need. one hundred miles. That's not a lot -- I mean that's kind of the basics and so you look at this huge tool
No, forget any such thought. Your one hundred eighty-five million greats grandfather looked something like that. Your one hundred eighty-five million greats grandfather was a fish.
Your one hundred eighty-five million greats grandfather looked something like that. Your one hundred eighty-five million greats grandfather was a fish. So was your one hundred eighty-five million greats grandmother which is just as well.
actually probably most of the mammals, all the mammals perhaps. Your one hundred and seventy million greats grandfather would have would have looked kind of like a sort of lizard. And would have been the common ancestor of us, that is to say all the mammals, and all the reptiles, including birds, including dinosaurs, birds are dinosaurs actually.
And would have been the common ancestor of us, that is to say all the mammals, and all the reptiles, including birds, including dinosaurs, birds are dinosaurs actually. Your one hundred seventy-five million greats grandfather would have looked a bit like a salamander, the one on the right there and would have been the common ancestor of modern salamanders and frogs, and of all the other reptiles, and mammals and birds.
Facebook. So based on the amount of people who follow you, who those people are, how many people are retweeting and sharing your content, you're gonna get a score from zero to one hundred . And then people with the highest scores for different topics get rewarded different prizes, they call it perks. And to me this is becoming more and more important because employers are actually using this when hiring now. And that's a huge shift and this number the more accurate it gets the
lifetime's work. There are books about every sentence. So the level of complexity in many cases is inordinate. - FFmpeg has one hundred thousand lines of assembly for all the codecs. - For all codecs. Mm-hmm.
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More different than just positive and negative charge. is that worth one hundred billion dollars?
About forty miles. So the near end of the bookshelf has a picture of you, the far end of the bookshelf has a picture of your one hundred eighty-five million greats grandfather. What did he look like?
Your one hundred eighty-five million greats grandfather was a fish. So was your one hundred eighty-five million greats grandmother which is just as well. If we now walk along our forty mile long bookshelf, we can pull off pictures now and again
and by means of variable currents he traveled over a big portion of Southern and Central New York." "After a three hours' ride he landed at Half Way Station, between Auburn and Syracuse, at least one hundred miles from point of starting direct line. The gas was let out, and the balloon shipped to Ithaca by way of Geneva. The balloon had to remain at the depot at Geneva all night, but as that building was consumed by fire on the same night the balloon was burned up." This happened all the time. So, you could never tell what was gonna happen, if you had
And your numbers are for the multiplier? male in audience: One hundred . Liz Wiseman: One hundred .
male in audience: One hundred . Liz Wiseman: One hundred . male in audience: Sixty-six.
Readers around the world — and the publishing gatekeepers who decided which books would get translated and sold in their countries — couldn’t get enough of books like “One Hundred Years of Solitude” and the way that Gabriel García Márquez infused the ordinary with the magical. But by the 1990s, the magical realism label was weighing heavily on Latin American writers.
It’s a fictionalized biography of the titular Facundo, who’s pretty much the platonic ideal of the corrupt caudillo. But… he’s not one hundred percent fictional. He’s based on the lieutenant of real-life Argentinian dictator Juan Manuel de Rosas.
So you get lower turnover. So the Dunbar Number is one hundred fifty, there's not been any firm research on it but the basic idea is that there's a certain number of people that we can know personally.
So you get lower turnover. And once you get above one hundred and fifty, that's very hard.
I'm sure all of us have done at one time or another, and since they're talking about taxation on the horizontal axis he maps out the percent tax rate that the government is charging on our income from zero percent up to one hundred percent. And on the vertical scale he maps out how much money does the government actually collect in tax revenue from zero dollars up to lots and lots of dollars. And he says to the guys that are there in the bar with him on this napkin he says, "Okay so if the government charges us zero percent income tax how much
How high would that skyscraper be? It would be more than one hundred eighty New York skyscrapers piled on top of each other. So we're going back quite a long way.
the common ancestor of modern salamanders and frogs, and of all the other reptiles, and mammals and birds. And then finally we come back your one hundred eight-five million greats grandfather, and the fish that you've already seen. We can carry on this process, I won't do it, but you can carry on.
It's got to be seventy years after I'm dead. It's got to be one hundred twenty years after I'm dead." Fred: This actually, suddenly I realize that what you said a minute ago about copyright, can cure everything except global warming.
it is. One percent Berkeley Farms low-fat milk right there. One hundred thirty calories.
And the first computer that I was working on was doing one hundred operations per second;
of bio-based materials. One hundred percent renewable electricity in our European factories -- 89 percent worldwide. 83 million square yards of climate-neutral
every minute. One hundred percent of the proceeds benefited YouthAIDS programs.
Right. So they started with one hundred and ten billion dollars, which is five percent of the Forbes 400 California
To my knowledge, they run approximately one hundred and twenty-five thousand service projects, without any government assistance, solely through community support.
Set in the fictional town of Macondo, “One Hundred Years of Solitude” tells the story of the Buendía family over the course
He says that in his book, "One Hundred Years of Solitude," he has Remedios, who rises
but would be the common ancestor of ourselves and lemurs. Your forty-five million greats grandfather, who lived one hundred and five million years ago would have been sort of like a shrew and would have been the common ancestor of actually probably most of the mammals, all the mammals perhaps.
Obama that they would only have any influence if they stuck together one hundred percent of the time as a complete unit.
And it's made from sesame. One hundred percent ground sesame; nothing else. Nothing else should be there. Now, in Israel, we use it for salads, for cooking, for dressing, for,
It sort of reminds me a bit of-- I don't know how many of you read "One Hundred Years of Solitude" Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a 1967 novel.
Then finding it, she settles down and watches TV for one hundred subjective years, slaughtering invisible hordes of herself without a moment's further thought.
male #1: Professor Dawkins, thank you very much for coming and I'm a great admirer of your work and as yourself a proud atheist. Anyway, firstly I'd like to say thank you for that really excellent excellent explanation one hundred eighty-fifth million greats grandfather, my son actually turned to me and said there really is a family resemblance.
And if you look, it says "Mombasa District Casino, one hundred Shillings." It's a Mombasa Casino casino chip.
And it was built, and this press is about one hundred and twenty years old, still as solid as the day it was made.
Denver Dill: What do you do when you write this music that is; we said one hundred times now, so difficult and so tuneful?
have under a hundred dollars but they would celebrate all day long because they had that one hundred dollars and
an epogenetic veneer -- as we get older, is probably one hundred percent accurate.
book. It was six years in the making and is a compilation of over one hundred interviews. So now, welcome Garrett Peck.
one hundred times, right? Like, people don't realize how compressed we, we do, right? For audio, you move, you compress by, when you go fromnormal audio to MP3, you compress by ten times, right? When, when you move to video, you need one hundred times, two hundred times, right? So you need to remove all the details, but that you don't care about because all the compressions that we do, and that's very important, people forget about
with pop culture references and hallmarks of the modern urban experience. Even the name, McOndo, is a pun on García Márquez’s legendary Macondo, the setting of “One Hundred Years of Solitude.” Fuguet writes, “In McOndo there’s McDonald’s, Mac computers, and condos.” In other words, nothing magical, but the stuff of everyday culture.
our differences.” Of course, Cortázar’s story is far from the only work of Latin American literature that scored a famous adaptation. Tons of the novels we’ve talked about in this series have their own, like “In the Time of the Butterflies,” “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” “The House of the Spirits,” and “Fever Dream.” So, keep your popcorn buttered for Latin American Movie Night.
Even Gabriel García Márquez said the book inspired him to write his magnum opus, “Cien años de soledad,” “One Hundred Years of Solitude.”
The video was a deepfake, made by AI models trained on Harris’ face and voice– and it was viewed over one hundred million times.
Born in Colombia on March 6, 1927, García Márquez authored more than 24 books — including his 1967 masterpiece “Cien años de soledad,” “One Hundred Years of Solitude.”