Chris Moore, what's up, man? What's up? Can't be mad at that one. This is the last one right here. Posey, what's up, baby? How you doing? What's going on, Justin? Keep it clean, baby. Hey, I appreciate it.  Go Ravens. That's what's up, man. That's how we get some defense. Hi, it's Chris Moore from Watching the Ravens. You're watching the Raven videos. If you'd like to please subscribe to the team to watch. What's going on? Raven here with another video, 5.47 in the morning. Okay, perfect. All right, I'm coming out now. Thank you. Now, I was going to have my wife take me. I have her in car to get up. I set her alarm on her phone.  Plus, we had people over last night and they didn't leave until like one in the morning. I'm gonna just take a Uber. It's okay. Oh, now she just woke up. He's already outside. They're going on that again. I hope so, man. I think I'll have a quarterback. Yeah, bills don't have a quarterback. Well, they do, but they don't. They got a rookie. They're not going to play the rookie tomorrow. They're not going to play the rookie tomorrow. Yeah, yeah. That's Nathan Peter. The Chargers. Yeah, oh, yeah, yeah. I get it confused a lot of times, too, man, since they moved. I hope so, man. Sometimes Ravens don't, they don't make the games easy, but we'll see how it goes. The bills, they made a mistake, though. They should have never tried it. They tried it on. The Tyrone Taylor? They should have tried it on. They should have. Yeah, yeah. I feel... Yeah, I think the ownership, once they got rid of their old head coach Rex Ryan, they weren't feeling Tyrone Taylor anymore. But it's all good. They never liked it? No. I just landed, got my rental car. They gave me a... I originally was supposed to get a Nissan Sentra, something like that, but everything today has been going so smoothly. Except, I mean, the weather's not too bad. It's a little misty outside. But it's cool. Everything today has been going super smooth. I woke up this morning, that Uber ride, that was the first time I took an Uber. The Uber driver was great. It was cool because we were talking about football, and at first, I'm like, okay, we're talking about football or whatever, but he ain't really gonna know it, but he was naming head coaches specifically, and specific players and whatnot, and we were gonna be playing the Bills tomorrow. He was talking about all this different stuff specifically, that only somebody who really knew and paid attention to NFL would know, so that was really cool. Really nice. Really, really nice. I had to give him a tip, too. The flight ended up, he did miss a couple of turns on the way to the airport, but I still got there early enough. The flight landed a little bit early, so that was good. It got off the plane. I saw Greg Hardy at the airport, too. I saw Greg Hardy at Fort Lauderdale airport. That dude is huge, man. He is big. I didn't go up to him and say anything. I saw him while we were going through the little TSA thing. I was in one line and he was in the line maybe 15 feet away or whatever. I looked there and I was like, that guy looks for me. I said that's Greg Hardy, man. I looked at him again and I was like, oh yeah, that's him for sure. He's big, man. He is big. I wanted to go up to him, but then I was like, I ain't gonna go up to him. It would have been cool, but I was like, whatever. So I just kept him moving. I did do Spirit again since I am alone. Yeah, it was uncomfortable. But it was alright. You don't have no internet on there for people who have never flown Spirit. I got no complaints from them this time. This time everything was fine. So now I get to the rental car and everything was running. As soon as I got off the plane, I walked outside. The transportation to take us to the rental car service, the bus was right outside. I got out of the airport. The bus was right there. They took us on over. Got off, found next car. I used next car. I had never heard of them before. Until this trip that I used them. There was nobody in line. So I got to get everything taken care of right away. We got everything done in less than 10 minutes. And the guy was like, yeah, I'm supposed to get a Nissan Sentra. That's what I signed up for. But the guy when he was talking to me, he probably didn't do that. He probably just really saying that. But he actually did do it. I mean, y'all can't really see nothing in here. This is not a Nissan Sentra though. He upgraded me to a Hyundai Santa Fe, I think. It's a little mini SUV. This was nice, man. So just in case I pick up anybody else from Team Keeping Clean, I probably ain't going to do that. But this is cool, man. Everything has been going super smooth. Everything has been going great. So I'm hyped, man. It took me forever to find a charger, but we got one and it's got the license. It's lit up and all that. So we good right now, man. And he had to come play running bag for the Raven just in case something happened to Alex Collins, man. Over here getting mesmerized by this freaking library, man. Move here. I was looking at it. I'm like, man, that's a nice library, man. Oh, that's the Laurel Branch Library. Stanley something. I'm going to just say Stanley Gene Baptiste since he's a member of the Ravens. Even though he's on an injured reserve, I'm going to leave the rest of the way because the tree's blocking it, but the library. This library is nice, man. So I'm coming from my cousin's house because I'm going to be staying with them. So shout out to them. No hotels being paid for. I'm looking for a carryout. Trying to find me a carryout. This is McDonald's here. The Den's fine. There's Panera Bread that's there.  There's moles over there, too. Oh, I might go there. I've never seen Saw Koo as a stand-alone store. I always see them at the mall. Hold on, I guess, Saw Koo.  And then I saw Saw Koo and, oh, man, hold up. They got all these stores lined up like they're still building them or something. They don't even look official yet. I might have to go there and go to a carryout. Nando's. Petty Petty. Oh, Carlos. Shout out to my son. He really got Saw Koo by itself, man. I'm not used to that. It's always in the mall down in Florida. I like that. Now, Popeyes would be one of the only places where Saw Koo was, too.  To get the carryout, man. Let's just hit up Popeyes. That might be the move, man. Is this a drive-thru? I feel like I'm going the opposite way to drive-thru. Oh, hold up. No, I'm not. Working at Popeyes can't take your order. What does a four-piece spicy combo come with? The four-piece... Number three? Follow the side and the drink. Let me get that. The side, the Cajun fries. Spicy, right? Yeah, spicy. White. The side will be Cajun fries. And I'll also get the $5 bonus wing bash. It's going to be like a seven-minute wait. Oh, that's fine. What was the drink for the four-piece? The drink for the four-piece. I'll do a lemonade. Is that all? Did they come with biscuits or no? Yeah, they come with biscuits. That's it. Oh, yeah. Do y'all have tenders? This is the other one going to be a seven-minute wait. No, that's okay. I'll just do that. That's it. That's the four-piece. I didn't even know what I was going to order, man. I didn't even know what to order. That was annoying. I know he was getting frustrated. Because I was getting frustrated by myself. It's all good, man. It's a FaceTime recorder, it looks like. Talking to me one second that he put me down on the ground. And I'm looking at a ceiling fan. Carter, pick the phone up. Carter. Team Keep It Clean is game day. It's also a rain day.  Bring the rain all the way from Florida up here. It is what it is. It's supposed to be raining all game long. We're looking forward to that. We'll see how it goes. We out here, man. We're coming from Laurel, so it'll be about 30 minutes. Right now it's 10-41. So we get there about 11-15 or whatever. This sucks how this weather got to follow me, man. It just can't never let me have a nice, clean, clear time whenever we come up here. One good thing, one kind of like bittersweet thing about all this rain, it actually looks like it's a little tiny, tiny bit lighter, but maybe because I'm not under the tunnel. But one thing about all this rain, the bittersweet thing is that it's not that much traffic right now. I thought the traffic was going to be a lot worse because it looked like I was going to be in a lot of traffic because we had slowed down for a bit. Maybe it was just one person calling, calling all that because they wanted to get over something. But there's like, there's like, it's traffic, but it's like, it's nothing. There's like no traffic out right now. There it is. I don't even know if you can really see it. That's it. The weather, it's just... Oh, there's... But we going to make it work, man. I'm about to go meet up with Fred and them from Berlin BS now. We out here now, man. Just parked to $40 to $40. $40 for parking, man. But it is what it is. Let's get this thing going, man. Walking in the rain. See, they can't never question my loyalty, man. Why y'all don't just hide me, man? Let's get it over with. Came up from Florida in this nasty weather. We heard it was going to be nasty even before we got on the plane. Still came anyway. Still going to this game. Just crazy, man. Raven's a bus with a whole bunch of Raven stuff on there. Let me see. Should be there in like... That's a couple minutes. Let me see. Wait a minute. I just passed by all the flags. Like the Raven's flag and the Magic's flag. And I'm by the tailgate tank. Thank you. Appreciate it. Good exercise, man. So soon, then. It goes on Thursday night. Defense. Defense. Big shout out to Fred from Berlin BS for making that happen. Again, y'all make sure y'all subscribe to this channel. To Berlin BS YouTube channel. It's just like that Berlin BS, man. All one word. This was super fun, man. It was great, man. 47-3, I think that's what the score was. Thing was ugly, man. I thought it was going to be a blowout, but I didn't think it was going to be this much of a blowout. Showed up today, man. They showed up in a major way. They got the job done and more. But it's not going to be enough. It's not going to be enough. Moving forward. Bengals on Thursday. I got to try to help me get this video out before then. This was great. So now... Now it's time for, well, Jimmy's in two hours. Jimmy's, we got a reservation for Jimmy's at seven. So that should be fun. But I'm soaked. My shirt is soaked. My pants are soaked. I could literally pee on myself right now and nobody would be able to tell. Unless it smelled. Shoes are soaked. Socks are soaked. Everything's soaked, man. So I'm sitting here in this heater right now. Oh, wow. That was so much. It's Don Wing Mott and their defensive coordinator for the Ravens. Perfect job today, man. Thank you. That was three points. It happened. That's it. That's the end of the trip. Super, super fun. Last night... Oh, you going to let me finish talking? Last night I had, after the game, I didn't record it. It was just chill time. Last night after the game, I had went out to... I went out to Jimmy's with my guy Jay, man. Shout out to my guy Jay, man. We went to Jimmy's. It was super cool. Super nice. And I appreciate it, man. You meet some real good people sometimes, man. So big shout out to him. And while he was at Jimmy's, John Browns, his car was there. That purple range rover. Purple and black range rover. But by the time we got in, he had already left. We were sitting right next to Tony Jefferson. I had wanted to go up to him, say what's up or whatever, but he was with his family and whatever. And I'm like, I ain't not about to do that, man.  Can I get a picture of video? I ain't about to do that. These people got family and I'm sure they get tired of people doing that. Especially if they were, if he was alone or something. Okay, cool. But I was like, no. But we did. Well, as you probably would have saw by now, within this vlog, Don Martindale, defensive coordinator. That guy was super nice. Talked to him for like maybe a minute. Maybe not. Yeah, just about a minute. He was super nice. Because my boy Jay, he spotted him. And he just, he waved at him. My boy Jay waved at Don and he told him it was a good game. And Don, he came over to us. We were sitting at the table and he came over to us. We didn't go up to him. He came over to us and then we were about to get up. And he was like, no, no, no. Sit down, sit down. It's okay. And he was shaking our hands and stuff. And I told him like, hey, I know them three points must have hurt, man. 47 points. I'm sure they made it all better. But he was like, nah, he's like, it's fine because he's like, as long as nobody got hurt. He said we got out of the game healthy. And I'm thinking, oh yeah, that's true, man. That's true. That defense showed out. Hopefully they continue. But anyway, yeah, man, I'm headed to the airport now. That's it, man. That's it. Show's over. I already checked in for my flight. It's 5.02 in the morning now. I should get to the car in a place in about probably 20 minutes to see how that goes. And then I got to go to the car in a place and drop the call. Take the shuttle back to the airport. With me being checked in already, that should help. I was still busy there. I had wanted to leave at 4.30, but I ended up waking up here and starting to get ready at 4.30. So hopefully everything is fine. But being checked in should help a lot. Because last time I was not checked in for the flight. And I ended up missing my original flight and it was annoying. But here's what it is. It was my fault, of course. So yeah, you happy? Hey.


In this video, I'm going to talk about how to write a conditional statement. So what I'm going to do here is take a couple of sentences and write them as a conditional statement. Now as a reminder, a conditional statement is your if, then statement. Usually the if parts. In this video, I'm going to say that the if part is going to be underlined with a single line, and then your then part is underlined with a double line, kind of show you where the if part, the hypothesis of the conditional statement is, and also show you where the then part is, which is the conditional, excuse me, the conclusion part of the statement is. So I'm going to write a conditional statement for each of the following. I got a couple of examples, one on this page and one on the next. So this example, I have an obtuse triangle has exactly one obtuse angle. So I have, I don't know if you might need a picture, you might need a picture to kind of help you out with this. So there's my obtuse angle, there's the obtuse triangle. If I really wanted to, I could say that this is 153 degrees, okay? There's obtuse triangle. Kind of give you a visual of what we're talking about here, okay? An obtuse triangle has exactly one obtuse angle, okay? So as I go through this, I can kind of, I can kind of start to see the if part and the then part. And maybe it's actually, it might actually be easier to see what the conclusion part, the then part of the sentence is. An obtuse triangle has exactly one obtuse angle. So as you, as you read through this, has exactly one obtuse angle, that's kind of a conclusion. That's kind of a bold statement there to say that an obtuse triangle, this is, this is what it has, this is what it is, is exactly one obtuse angle. That right there is kind of a conclusion part of the sentence. So that's, that's what's going to help me here, has exactly one obtuse angle. That right there is what I'm going to use for my conclusion. Therefore at the beginning here, an obtuse triangle, an obtuse triangle is going to be kind of my hypothesis part. So what I want to do, is I want to try to write this as an if then statement, okay? But now when you write this, you got to use your English skills, you got to use your sentence structuring skills that you learned in English class to try to write this as an if then statement with a, with a blatantly apparent hypothesis and a blatantly apparent conclusion. So here we go. In this case, what are we talking about? In this case, I'm talking about a triangle. So that's where I'm going to start. If a triangle, if a triangle, now notice I'm not, I'm not just repeating words. I'm not just taking chunks of a sentence and just rewriting it. What I'm doing is I'm writing a totally new sentence using bits and pieces from this, okay? So if a triangle is obtuse, if a triangle is obtuse. So I'm not saying an obtuse triangle, I'm saying, okay, if I have a triangle and it just happens to be obtuse, that is my hypothesis. Then, okay, then it, okay, now the it part is referring to the triangle, okay? I don't have to, I don't have to repeat. I don't have to say, then the triangle is blah, blah, blah. I can just say then it, because I've already stated what my subject is. If a triangle, so then it refers back to the triangle. Anyway, then it has one obtuse angle. If a triangle is obtuse, then it has one obtuse angle. Hypothesis is the if part, conclusion is the then part. There we are. So that is how you write an additional statement. Now, conditional statements can be difficult to write because you're not sure how to take each piece of the sentence and write it legibly, not necessarily legibly, but write it so that it's understood, okay? I don't want to write if an obtuse triangle, that this doesn't really make sense, this doesn't flow very well. If an obtuse triangle, no, that doesn't work. If a triangle is obtuse, that flows a lot better using English, that flows just a lot better. If an angle is obtuse, then it has one obtuse angle, then it has one obtuse angle, okay? Now, I didn't use the exactly part. I probably could have thrown that in there, then it has exactly one obtuse angle. That could have worked, but it wasn't necessarily a needed part of the sentence I felt. Okay. So anyway, that is writing a conditional statement. There's a sentence that we had, and we just wrote a conditional statement using that. Okay, so let's do another example, got another example over here. This time, I have a Venn diagram to kind of help me out with this. What? Okay, so again, I'm writing a conditional statement, write a conditional statement for each of the following. I'm writing an if, then statement. My if is going to be my hypothesis, and the then part is going to be my conclusion. Okay, so now birds and blue jays, birds and blue jays. So if you understand what a Venn diagram is trying to tell you, it tells you that blue jays are birds, but birds don't necessarily have to be blue jays, okay? Notice that blue jays, all of my population of blue jays, they are birds, but notice all of my birds that I have, parts of them, like this piece up here, this piece over here, this piece of birds over here, they are not blue jays, okay?  I'm going to have a hypothesis, and then come to some conclusion, all righty. So to come up with this, start with if, if, now again, we're talking about birds here, okay? So if, if, sorry, when we look at these, when we look at these Venn diagrams, we want to look at the, at the middle of these Venn diagrams, kind of look kind of from the middle out. That's one way to look at a Venn diagram. That's one way to look at a Venn diagram. And in the middle, we have the blue jays. So that's going to give you kind of a hint, that's going to give you kind of a hint on where to start. It's going to give you a hint on where to start, okay? So we're going to start with the blue jays, okay? We're going to start with the blue jays, okay? But now it's a little bit difficult to know where to start. I can't say if a blue jay, that doesn't really make a lot of sense, if a blue jay, what is a blue jay? A blue jay is a bird, but I don't want to use bird because that's going to be part of my conclusion. If I use blue jays as part of my hypothesis, then I'm going to use birds as part of my conclusion. And I don't want birds to also be in the hypothesis and the conclusion. So again, a little bit difficult. So I've got to think a little bit broader, blue jays, birds, what are these things? What are these things? These are animals, birds and blue jays, these are animals. So if an animal, so we're talking about animals or birds, blue jays, these are all animals. If an animal is a blue jay, blue jay does not have a g in it, blue jay does not have a g in it, get rid of that. If an animal is a blue jay, comma, then it, the animal, is a bird. If an animal is a blue jay hypothesis, then it is a bird conclusion. So now what was kind of difficult about that is that I had to come up with something that wasn't blatantly given to me. Now the example before, it gave us kind of all the words that we had to use, the triangles, the obtuse angles, all that kind of jazz. But now this example, it didn't give us the animal part, if an animal. So I've got to kind of think beyond what they give me here, I've got to think beyond what they give me. I've got to use a little bit of vocabulary that's not just staring me right in the face. If an animal is a blue jay, then it is a bird. If an animal is a blue jay, then it is a bird, whereas vice-versa, that's quite true. Birds are not necessarily always blue jays. Again, that goes into the validity of the statement, which we're not worried about right now. All right, that is writing a conditional statement, an if-then statement, hypothesis and conclusion. I hope this video was informative, and I hope that it helped.


Hi, I'm Dan Romero from Farkaster, and this is my network state talk. Farkaster is a sufficiently decentralized social network, and in 2009 Paul Graham wrote an essay. He makes an observation that Twitter is an interesting company in that it somehow captured a protocol, something like email or the web, inside of a company. Having spent nearly a decade in crypto, I felt that the ability to move social media to a protocol-based approach, so something similar to the web or email, would be beneficial to society. So Farkaster is a decentralized social networking protocol. Farkaster exists in a couple of different layers, and so from kind of an end user perspective, you just use an app. We have an app called Warpcast, there are many other apps in the ecosystem. Jam is actually a team based in Singapore, and that's a great example of they are building a client that integrates multiple decentralized social networks, and so I don't have any say, obviously I would just love everyone just to do stuff with Farkaster, but the beauty of a permissionless system is the Jam team is able to go integrate Lens and other decentralized social protocols because they think that that's the user experience that their users want. There's a recent client called Flink, you can get our client which makes it look like Twitter, and the exact same content can kind of be reformed and make it look like the front page of Reddit or Hacker News. Farkaster is a community not just a utility. So Farkaster started as a utility. This is the Chris Dixon, you know, come for the tool, stay for the network. Most of the people who are active on Farkaster today and who have the largest audiences on Farkaster didn't know each other before, and I think over time it's actually just morphed into its own community with its own set of norms. I think where I have been inspired by Biology's network state is, you know, it sounds abstract to people who kind of maybe live in whether it's Web 2 or just the analog world, but if you really are cloud native and internet native and you're building communities in the cloud first, a lot of what the network state says, it's not just theory, there is actual practice to it. Farkaster is now adding NFT based channels with mods, and what channels are, and here's an example of the UI, you can see the kind of nouns logo here, is it allows you to create a smaller space within the broader Farkaster network. So in some ways, actually a network state, you're able to kind of level up the tool that you need as your startup society grows and hopefully Farkaster, but it doesn't have to be just Farkaster. It's this kind of new stack for cloud based societies is able to kind of grow in parallel to this overall movement. If you send me a DM on Twitter and you just put TNS in the message, I'll know that you saw this talk at the network state and I'm happy to give you a Farkaster invite. So, yeah.