Credits
- Built by engineers at Rackspace.
- Thanks: James Burkhart, Shane Duan, Gary Dusbabek, Chinmay Gupte, Dominic Lobue and others.
- If you have product questions or comments, speak with James Colgan and Mark Everett.
What?
A giant distributed calculator that loves numbers.
What?
- A time series datastore built on top of Cassandra.
- Provides HTTP APIs to ingest and query data.
- Supports numeric, string and boolean time series data.
- Blueflood is open source. Hack away!
Why?
Need...
- a time series datastore for graphs.
- a multi-tenanted solution.
- a datastore that scales horizontally (as number of tenants, number of metrics grow).
How?
So what?
- Rackspace cloud control panel shows graphs now.
- We are able to ingest billions of data points per day.
Twitter reactions
The positive ones are boring.
- "Interesting rrd-like system but at cloud scale. How does it compare to #opentsdb or #kairosdb ?"
- "We did build something similar to this... ...but we push tens of billions of points a day through it, and counting."
- "Automatic Rollups are the new MRTG/RRDTool... many efforts to produce data that might never be read."
Why Cassandra?
- High write throughput (60, 000 points/sec peak on a single box).
- Reasonable read performance (depends on queries).
- Cassandra data model supports time series datastore easily.
- Casdandra's native TTL support.
- Cassandra committer in team, devops experience at operations.
- Lessons learned from CloudKick.
OpenTSDB? Kairos DB? Cyanite? Graphite? InfluxDB?
OpenTSDB is the only real competitor but Cassandra vs. HBASE.
Blueflood primary components
- Ingest module - Handling incoming writes.
- Rollup module - Computing aggregations/summarizations.
- Query module - Handling user queries.
Ingest module
- HTTP POST with JSON body.
- Production now uses scribe and thrift.
- Custom ingestion adapters can be written.
Metric structure
- name - ord1-maas-prod-dcass0.bf.rollup_timer
- value - 35.6789
- ttl (in seconds) (optional) - 172800
- unit (optional) - 'seconds'
Example: Publish numeric metrics
Rollup module
- Fixed granularities - 5 min, 20 min, 60 min, 4 hr, 1 day.
- Restrictive rollup types.
- Basic rollups - mean, min, max, std. dev
- Experimental statsd support for counters, timers, gauge, set
- Experimental histogram support.
- No rollups for strings and boolean data.
Query module
- HTTP APIs, JSON response.
- Batched reads of metric data is possible.
- A time series is identified by metric name.
- We support "Get by points" and "Get by resolution" calls.
- No fancy queries yet.
- Custom output adapters can be written.
Example: Retrieve numeric metrics
Blueflood optional components
- Elastic Search indexer and discovery. (Experimental)
- Cloud files exporter for rollups. (Experimental)
- Apache Kafka exporter for rollups. (Experimental)
10, 000 ft view of Blueflood architecture
- Metrics -> shards (128).
- Each BF node owns a set of shards.
- Each BF worker has a peer. ZK for coordination.
- Time -> Slots (modulo 14 days).
Cassandra cluster
- 32 nodes across two data centers.
- Replication factor of 3.
- All read and write operations happen at ConsistencyLevel.ONE
- Astyanax client library with thrift.
Blueflood deployment
- Blueflood node can run in any permutation of ingest, rollup and query modes.
- Blueflood nodes run on same boxes as dcass. Not required.
- Blueflood chef recipes would be open sourced eventually.
Operations
- Blueflood is heavily instrumented. All metrics now reported to graphite.
- Rackspace monitoring agent plugins to capture KPIs.
- Command line tools to dump metrics, roll data etc.
Cool story, give me data?
- We ingest 1 million individual data points a minute. Peaked at 3 M/min.
- We roll more than 1 million individual metrics.
- We have hit a peak of 3 million Cassandra operations a minute.
- Read queries are more like 500 a minute.
Team logistics
- Small team with one remote developer.
- Primary communication happens on IRC.
- Mostly not big on process but ownership is strong.
- Every merge to master must be deployed.
- Instrumentation is paramount. Operational focus is vital.
- Ground up product and project decisions.
Upcoming features
- Graphite integration.
- Tags based metrics retrieval.
- Richer queries.
- Aggregation functions.
Technical lessons learnt
- Most major operational issues so far are due to Cassandra.
- Split metrics into different column families for isolation.
- Leveled compaction is bad; Use size tiered for time series data.
- Live upgrade of Cassandra cluster is not easy.
- Cassandra rpc type 'sync' works better for us than 'hsha'.
- Migrations are hard. Think through data model carefully.
- Upgrade Cassandra on every opportunity.
- Distributed systems are still hard in 2014. Changes are not easy to make.
Meta lessons learnt
- Y U JAVA? Java is not everyone's cup of tea.
- Blueflood requires better packaging. Docker!!!
- 40, 000 lines of code is not fun. Open source early.
- Documentation! We have documentation days now.
- People ask good questions on email/IRC. Capture them.
How can I participate?
- Open sourced in summer of 2013. Apache 2 license.
- Most discussions happen on IRC. #blueflood on freenode.
- blueflood-discuss google groups for technical discussions.


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Macro Afternoon
by Chris BeckerAnother generally mixed day in Asian risk taking given the poor performance on Wall Street overnight as the stronger USD weighs on markets.
Chinese stocks are really struggling here, with the Shanghai Composite down nearly 0.6% to be well below 2900 points although the Hang Seng Index has found a modicum of buying support, currently up 0.3% to be at 26536 points. Price is anchored below former trailing ATR support and the resistance zone at 27000 points as momentum flat lines:
Japanese share markets have taken the poor CPI print in stride as Yen weakened slightly throughout the session with the Nikkei 225 about to close 0.3% higher to 23115 points, as it holds on above daily support levels above 23000 points. The USDJPY pair lifted higher at first but has stabilised in the afternoon to currently be at 108.60 and looks to finish the week flat as the risk proxy of choice provides uneasy direction:
The ASX200 is up nearly 0.5% higher going into the close, putting in a good finish to a poor week, currently at 6706 points, helped by a lower Aussie dollar which is hell bent on testing last week’s extreme low at the 67.70 level as negative momentum builds:
Both S&P and Eurostoxx futures are flat with the S&P500 four hourly chart showing price still anchored at the previous trailing ATR support level at 3100 points – watch that downtrend line from the early week high:
The economic calendar concludes the week with a speech from ECB President Lagarde followed by a slew of preliminary services PMI across the continent and in the US. Have a good weekend!
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I enjoy both product management and programming when it comes to development. I consider myself to be extremely competitive and passionate when it comes to things that interests me. As a result, I am always thinking about what product could be successful, and how I could implement it to grow successfully in the market.
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This may or may not be relevant, but I thought it worth mentioning here just in case:
I've looked into other reports of lag in ASpace and newly-created objects not becoming available in the UI since yesterday. I went in thinking it's an indexing thing, possibly related to bulk updates on Agents I've been running this week. However, I now think this issue is more specific to top_containers.
Here's how I'm arriving at this suspicion:
So I think whatever is going on has to do with top_containers. I'll ask Blake to take a closer look with that angle. If I learn anything more, I'll post it here.
It failed yesterday; I suspected that it needed a new data update which I had failed to create. I created a data update to force a fresh export overnight, which it did, but the hand-off to sftp is still failing.
It failed again. This time we were able to narrow it down to a timeout issue.
The part where aspace walks away is not aspace proper but a gem that the plugin uses, net-sftp, which looks like it takes a timeout parameter: https://github.com/net-ssh/net-sftp/issues/129. I'll ask James at HM about it.
Steps:
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by Christina Chortaria at 2023-04-28 18:34:56.The voucher feed is currently running at 11 PM EST. I believe it's running at 3 AM GMT.
It needs to run at 3 AM Eastern time.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2023-04-28 18:34:56.closing as duplicate of #355, which is already fixed.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-04-28 21:11:30.duplicate of #3228.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-04-28 03:35:23.Looks very promising! ItemAuthor, ItemTitle, ItemSubTitle, ItemDate, ItemEdition, ItemISxN, ReferenceNumber. Those are the key "Item ... " fields to map from the constituent. (All but one.) ItemVolume, ItemIssue, and ItemPages can be disregarded. ItemNumber comes from the host. In addition, map constituent 773 $$g to ItemInfo 3. It's the folder number. In this way the Alma transactions will be sort of compatible with some of the EAD transactions. Anyway, folder is key physical identifier. Fields continuing to come from the host: CallNumber, Location, ItemNumber.
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Thanks, @maxkadel ! It's looking good, but I got an error when I ran
bundle exec rake orangelight:clean:bookmarks:without_solr_documents
on staging:RSolr::Error::Http: RSolr::Error::Http - 414 Request-URI Too Long Error:  <title>414 Request-URI Too Large</title>
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Ok, thanks for testing it (I didn't want to without having had another set of eyes on it).
It's probably that the default for finding in batches is 1,000, and that's probably too many for building the Solr url. I think we can lower the size of the batches - do you have a guess what size would be reasonable?
Hrm, when I ran it on staging, the number of bookmarks went from 2,193 to 110, which makes me a little nervous - that seems like an awfully big reduction. I wonder if it's not waiting long enough for the Solr response / requesting too often?
Hrm, when I ran it on staging, the number of bookmarks went from 2,193 to 110, which makes me a little nervous - that seems like an awfully big reduction. I wonder if it's not waiting long enough for the Solr response / requesting too often?
The Solr query was defaulting to only 10 responses, no matter how many ids we requested, so it was calculating way more missing document_ids than were correct. I added a configuration to match the number of bookmarks we look up to the number of rows in the Solr response.
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files except for geoserver and zookeeper.
Looking at the group_vars/all/vault.yml
file, there are only 24 variables defined there, they all look shared, and none of them relate to zookeeper or geoserver. On the whole this project is done. If we have specific areas where we need to clean up, we can open new tickets.
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heya @carolyncole https://github.com/pulibrary/pul-it-handbook/blob/main/services/aws.md (the Troubleshooting part)
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-04-28 14:33:10.This ticket could be to make a proof of concept of the second approach. The javascript could load the data from the google sheet directly, or from a CSV in the repo.
This collection is for art researchers who want to know when a particular artwork was sold. The sales catalogs are not in the catalog.
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<link rel="stylesheet" href="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angular_material/0.9.4/angular-material.min.css">

Note that the above sample references the 0.9.4 CDN release. Your version will change based on the latest stable release version.
If you are using Angular Material and will be using Jasmine to test your own custom application code, you will need to also load two (2) Angular mock files:
/node_modules/angular-mocks/angular-mocks.js
/node_modules/angular-material/angular-material-mocks.js
Shown below is a karma-configuration file (karma.conf.js
) sample that may be a useful template for your own testing purposes:
module.exports = function(config) {
var SRC = [
'src/myApp/**/*.js',
'test/myApp/**/*.spec.js'
];
var LIBS = [
'node_modules/angular/angular.js',
'node_modules/angular-animate/angular-animate.js',
'node_modules/angular-aria/angular-aria.js',
'node_modules/angular-material/angular-material.js',
'node_modules/angular-mocks/angular-mocks.js',
'node_modules/angular-material/angular-material-mocks.js'
];
config.set({
basePath: __dirname + '/..',
frameworks: ['jasmine'],
files: LIBS.concat(SRC),
port: 9876,
reporters: ['progress'],
colors: true,
autoWatch: false,
singleRun: true,
browsers: ['PhantomJS,Chrome']
});
};


{% extends "pypi_ui/base.html" %} {% block title %}Password Changed{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Your password was changed.


Battery Stats
- Time Remaining:
- Battery Voltage:V
- Battery Temperature:°C
- Time On Battery:s
Input Stats
- Input Voltage:V
- Input Voltage (min):V
- Input Voltage (max):V
- Input Frequency:Hz
- Last Fail:
Output Stats
- Output Voltage:V
- Output Current:A
- Output Frequency:Hz
- Output Load:%
- Output Efficiency:%
- Output Energy Use:kWh
SMS Stats
- RSSI:%
- Network Status:
- Balance:


Spaghetti code
user stories can be discussed by technical and non-technical stakeholders.
pseudocode
object passed by reference


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| hierarchy: |
WEB-INF.cftags.component test.google.google test.google.docs |
| path: | C:\inetpub\wwwroot8\test\google\docs.cfc |
| properties: | |
| methods: | authenticate, download, getDocumentList, spreadSheetFormat* |
| authenticate |
|---|
public
boolean
authenticate
(
required
string
username,
required
string
password
)
I authenticate a user for a service. If login fails, I throw an error. Output: suppressed Parameters: username: string, required, username password: string, required, password |
| download |
public
any
download
(
required
string
id,
string
type="document",
string
format="txt",
numeric
sheet
)
I get the source of the document. Output: suppressed Parameters: id: string, required, id - Document ID. type: string, optional, type - document,spreadsheet,presentation. Needed since Google isn't smart enough to look it up. format: string, optional, format - Please see docs above for valid formats. It is based on type. sheet: numeric, optional, sheet - What sheet to get. Google uses 0 based indexes, but that's dumb. I'll substract one for you. |
| getDocumentList |
public
query
getDocumentList
(
string
title,
numeric
max,
string
doctype,
boolean
starred,
string
search
)
I return a query of documents. ToDo: More Filtering. Output: suppressed Parameters: title: string, optional, title max: numeric, optional, max doctype: string, optional, doctype - Filter by type. One of document,presentation,spreadsheet starred: boolean, optional, starred - Filter by starred. Ignored if false. search: string, optional, search - Filter by search term. |
| spreadSheetFormat* |
private
numeric
spreadSheetFormat
(
required
string
format
)
Google requires numbers for Excel formats. This lets you provide a simple format. Output: suppressed Parameters: format: string, required, format |


"CAMPHIRE "(Hebrews copher), mentioned in Cant. 1:14 (R.V.,“henna-flowers”); 4:13 (R.V., “henna”), is the al-henna of the Arabs, a native of Egypt, producing clusters of small white and yellow odoriferous flowers, whence is made the Oleum Cyprineum. From its leaves is made the peculiar auburn dye with which Eastern women stain their nails and the palms of their hands. It is found only at Engedi, on the shore of the Dead Sea. It is known to botanists by the name Lawsonia alba or inermis, a kind of privet, which grows 6 or 8 feet high. The margin of the Authorized Version of the passages above referred to has “or cypress,” not with reference to the conifer so called, but to the circumstance that one of the most highly appreciated species of this plant grew in the island of Cyprus.
"CAMPHIRE "(Hebrews copher), mentioned in Cant. 1:14 (R.V.,“henna-flowers”); 4:13 (R.V., “henna”), is the al-henna of the Arabs, a native of Egypt, producing clusters of small white and yellow odoriferous flowers, whence is made the Oleum Cyprineum. From its leaves is made the peculiar auburn dye with which Eastern women stain their nails and the palms of their hands. It is found only at Engedi, on the shore of the Dead Sea. It is known to botanists by the name Lawsonia alba or inermis, a kind of privet, which grows 6 or 8 feet high. The margin of the Authorized Version of the passages above referred to has “or cypress,” not with reference to the conifer so called, but to the circumstance that one of the most highly appreciated species of this plant grew in the island of Cyprus.


Suppose I have made the following code segment:
Jeroo dave = new Jeroo(); // Jeroos start with no flowers. if (dave.hasFlower()) { dave.toss(); } else { dave.turn(RIGHT); } dave.hop();
Which of the following lines will NOT be executed (if any)?
There are not hints for this question


class EMail::ConcurrentSender
- EMail::ConcurrentSender
- Reference
- Object
Overview
Utility object for concurrent email sending.
rcpt_list =<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS># Set SMTP client configuration
config = EMail::Client::Config.new("your.mx.example.com", 25)
# Create concurrent sender object
sender = EMail::ConcurrentSender.new(config)
# Sending emails with concurrently 3 connections.
sender.number_of_connections = 3
# Sending max 10 emails by 1 connection.
sender.messages_per_connection = 10
# Start email sending.
sender.start do
# In this block, default receiver is sender
rcpt_list.each do |rcpt_to|
# Create email message
mail = EMail::Message.new
mail.from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mail.to rcpt_to
mail.subject "Concurrent email sending"
mail.message "message to #{rcpt_to}"
# Enqueue the email to sender
enqueue mail
end
end
Defined in:
email/concurrent_sender.crConstructors
-
.new(config)
Creates sender object with given client settings as EMail::Client::Config object.
-
.new(*args, **named_args)
Sends one email with given client settings as several arguments.
Instance Method Summary
-
#connection_interval=(new_interval : Int32)
Sets the interval milliseconds between some connection is closed and new one is opened.
-
#enqueue(messages : Array(Message))
Encueues email messages at the same time.
-
#enqueue(message : Message)
Enqueues a email message.
-
#messages_per_connection=(new_value : Int32)
Sets the maximum number of email messages sent by one SMTP connection.
-
#number_of_connections=(new_value : Int32)
Sets the maximum number of SMTP connections established at the same time.
-
#start(number_of_connections : Int32? = nil, messages_per_connection : Int32? = nil, connection_interval : Int32? = nil, &)
Starts sending emails with given parameters.
Constructor Detail
Creates sender object with given client settings as EMail::Client::Config object.
Sends one email with given client settings as several arguments.
Avairable arguments are same as EMail::Client::Conifg.create
method.
Instance Method Detail
Sets the interval milliseconds between some connection is closed and new one is opened.
Sets the maximum number of email messages sent by one SMTP connection.
When the number of sent emails by some SMTP connection reaches this parameter, the current connection will be closed and new one will be opened.
Sets the maximum number of SMTP connections established at the same time.
Starts sending emails with given parameters.


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Language:
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here.
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Allows you to create or modify a multiple master font
A multiple master font is a (PostScript Type1) font which contains, in one font description several extreme styles of a font family and code for interpolating between them to produce intermediate designs. Apple has a similar concept for TrueType -- The only name I've seen given to this is "Apple Distortable Font" -- I call both multiple master.
A multiple master font has several axes along which variation may occur. For example a font might allow variation along the Weight axis (everything from Thin to Black), along the Width axis (Condensed to Extended) and along the Optical Size axis (from 6pt to 72pt). The Type1 spec requires that there be a design for every extreme combination along each axis. In the above example there should be:
A font designer may also add intermediate designs as well.
From these extreme designs PostScript is able to interpolate any intermediate style desired (as Normal Normal 12pt).
Apple has a slightly different format, not only must the extreme designs be specified but the default designs must be as well (so Apple requires 3 designs per axis as opposed to 2 for PostScript). In the above example there would be 27 designs:
Apple also allows for intermediate designs, but FontForge does not currently support this.
A font designer first determines how many axes s/he will need. PostScript allows a maximum of 4 axes in a Type1 font. FontForge only supports 4 axes for Apple's fonts too.
Then s/he provides information about each axis, specifically:
Then s/he determines the number of designs needed. In a Type1 font there may be at most 16, and at least 2^axis-count. So in a 3 axis font there must be at least 8 designs, one for each extreme.
For Type1 fonts s/he needs to write two postscript functions
Finally s/he provides a default vector of design weights (one for each design). This will be used when the multiple master font is used without any additional information being provided. It should describe the normal variant of the font. The sum of all the weights must be 1.0. In the above example, if we take [400 500 12] as our definition of "normal" this vector might look like: [.273 .027 .273 .027 .182 .018 .182 .018].
Apple distortable fonts do not need the postscript functions, nor the default weight vector mentioned above. Instead they need a set of named styles which map a particular coordinate in design space to a name (which may be provided in several languages).
Corresponding glyphs in each design must have certain similarities:
This dialog is used for creating and modifying multiple master fonts. It contains several sub-dialogs which must be processed in sequence, and follows pretty closely to the process described above. I will first show the sequence for Adobe's fonts, and then explain Apple's fonts.
The first
screen allows you to choose the type of distortable font you wish to generate
(Adobe Multiple Master, or Apple), the number of axes in your font, and the
number of master designs, and a family name (which will be used for creating
new fonts, if you need any new ones).
The second screen
gives you control of each axis. There are a few standard axis types defined
by Adobe (and by Apple), but you could define your own. Note that there are
fields which are disabled here, they only apply to Apple's fonts.
Then you must assign a font to each of the master designs. You can either have FontForge create a new font for you (as here), or use an already loaded font, or browse your disk for a font (don't try to use the same font twice).
You must also specify the coordinates of this design along the axes. If you
use the minimum number of designs they will all be extremes and the coordinate
values will be either 0 or 1. Unless you are working with intermediate designs
it is best to let FontForge initialize this field for you.
This screen
shows the postscript functions needed to map a design vector to a weight
vector (ie. given positions on each of the design axes, these produce blending
coefficients for each master design). In most useful case FontForge is able
to generate these functions automatically, but if you use intermediate designs
things get too complicated for FontForge and you must enter the functions
manually.
The last screen
shows the default weights (which you may either enter directly or as coordinates
along the design axes), the ForceBoldThreshold private dictionary
entry).
The dialog
looks very similar, but there are a few differences. In the Axis pane of
the dlg, you must also specify a default value for the axis, and a translatable
name.
Apple
allows coordinates in design space to be named. Here the name "Black" is
given to the location where Weight=3.2 (the darkest value) and
Width=1
(the default value). Again these names can be translated into multiple
languages.
Adobe's Type1 fonts require all the extreme designs to be specified, so that for a 3 axis multiple master font, you need 8 designs. This is because Adobe only seems to expect interpolation to be used. On the other hand in many cases extrapolation can be used to generate some of these designs. In the 3 axis case you only need to produces 4 designs (one for the base, and one each to express the variation on each axis).
I will describe the 2 axis case in detail (because it is easier to visualize): Suppose you have a font which varies on the Weight axis from 50 to 900, and on the Width axis from 100 to 1000. And suppose you have created fonts for Weight=50,Width=100 & Weight=50, Width=100 & Weight=900,Width=100. Call these designs 0, 1 and 2. We wish to produce a design, 3, with Weight=900, Width=1000.
First we must produce an intermediate design (which we will delete later), call it "I". Use FontForge's Element->Interpolate Fonts command to produce a design which is 50% of the way from design 1 to design 2 (This will be Weight=475, Width=550). Then produce another design with is 200% of the way from design 0 to design "I". This will be the desired extreme design.
Adobe's Type2 designs appear to have been prepared to allow this approach, but the multiple master operators were dropped from the Type2 spec, and the question is moot.


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I had 4 interviews in Amazon Chime. Each one was 55 mins, the first 30 mins were about behavior questions(2-3) and only 25 mins for technical. Behaviors: The time when you fail commitment, The time when measuring customer experience The time when you got bad feedback from your manager The time when you help a teammate The time when you innovate something The time when you pushing your idea The time when your idea was rejected Tips: Behavior questions take lots of time, and it’s very important to have different prepared stories for them. You can you same story for different questions if you can show the required aspect. On the technical part, the most important thing is the idea, because you have only 25 mins. You will not have a compilator, so small mistakes in syntax are not so important. You should write clean code, but always ask the recruiter if he wants you to implement methods or not. it will help you to save time and focus on important parts. Good luck!
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Give it a try.I had 4 interviews in Amazon Chime. Each one was 55 mins, the first 30 mins were about behavior questions(2-3) and only 25 mins for technical. Behaviors: The time when you fail commitment, The time when measuring customer experience The time when you got bad feedback from your manager The time when you help a teammate The time when you innovate something The time when you pushing your idea The time when your idea was rejected Tips: Behavior questions take lots of time, and it’s very important to have different prepared stories for them. You can you same story for different questions if you can show the required aspect. On the technical part, the most important thing is the idea, because you have only 25 mins. You will not have a compilator, so small mistakes in syntax are not so important. You should write clean code, but always ask the recruiter if he wants you to implement methods or not. it will help you to save time and focus on important parts. Good luck!
I had 4 interviews in Amazon Chime. Each one was 55 mins, the first 30 mins were about behavior questions(2-3) and only 25 mins for technical. Behaviors: The time when you fail commitment, The time when measuring customer experience The time when you got bad feedback from your manager The time when you help a teammate The time when you innovate something The time when you pushing your idea The time when your idea was rejected Tips: Behavior questions take lots of time, and it’s very important to have different prepared stories for them. You can you same story for different questions if you can show the required aspect. On the technical part, the most important thing is the idea, because you have only 25 mins. You will not have a compilator, so small mistakes in syntax are not so important. You should write clean code, but always ask the recruiter if he wants you to implement methods or not. it will help you to save time and focus on important parts. Good luck!
I had 4 interviews in Amazon Chime. Each one was 55 mins, the first 30 mins were about behavior questions(2-3) and only 25 mins for technical. Behaviors: The time when you fail commitment, The time when measuring customer experience The time when you got bad feedback from your manager The time when you help a teammate The time when you innovate something The time when you pushing your idea The time when your idea was rejected Tips: Behavior questions take lots of time, and it’s very important to have different prepared stories for them. You can you same story for different questions if you can show the required aspect. On the technical part, the most important thing is the idea, because you have only 25 mins. You will not have a compilator, so small mistakes in syntax are not so important. You should write clean code, but always ask the recruiter if he wants you to implement methods or not. it will help you to save time and focus on important parts. Good luck!
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|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mark | Otto | @mdo |
| 2 | Jacob | Thornton | @fat |
| 3 | Larry the Bird |


Struggling Celta Vigo appoint Oscar Garcia as manager
by AFPLa Liga strugglers Celta Vigo appointed Oscar Garcia as coach on Monday to replace Fran Escriba, who was sacked on Sunday.
Former Barcelona player Oscar, 46, has managed several teams including Brighton & Hove Albion, Watford and Red Bull Salzburg, most recently working with Olympiakos Piraeus in 2018.
Sunday's 1-0 defeat by visitors Getafe was Celta's fourth in a row and left them in 18th place on nine points from 12 games, two behind Real Mallorca and the safety zone.
"Oscar will be accompanied by three assistants and this Tuesday he is expected to lead his first training session," Celta said in a statement.


Burberry aims to woo more customers in China with Tencent tie-up
SHENZHEN: British luxury brand Burberry on Thursday (Nov 14) said it has joined forces with China's Tencent for a new digital marketing and sales push to tap the nation's increasingly social media savvy shoppers in a critical luxury market.
Burberry said it will open a so-called "social retail" store in Shenzhen in China's technology hub powered by Tencent technology in the first half of next year that will blend retail and social media to create digital and physical spaces aimed at attracting customers.
Few other details were given.
But with its popular Wechat Pay online payment platform and Weibo's vast social media clout in one of the world's largest luxury goods market, Tencent offers Burberry a one-stop shop for marketing and selling its products online and in stores. Tencent's Wechat is China's dominant chat app.
"Social media is becoming such an important part of the luxury customer journey, particularly in the inspiration phase, and retail needs to keep pace with this," Burberry Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti said in a statement.
"China was the obvious place to start as it is one of the leading hubs for innovation and technology and Chinese consumers are some of the highest users of social media."
Shenzhen is the neighboring city to Hong Kong on China's mainland where sales are suffering as months of protests have forced retailers to close stores.
The move also comes as more well-off Chinese consumers are buying at home, deterred from overseas shopping trips due to the weaker yuan.
Burberry, known for its traditional tartan pattern, posted double-digit declines in Hong Kong sales in its latest earnings released on Thursday although the popularity of collections by designer Riccardo Tisci boosted overall sales.
Chinese retail giants like Alibaba and JD.com have also upped the ante in their battle for relevance in the lucrative luxury goods market with the launch of luxury sites in mid-2017 that boast labels such as Hugo Boss .


You can use the built-in gfsh
shell variables in scripts.
You can also use the set variable
command to modify shell behavior or to define your own variables.
To see a list of all gfsh shell variables and their current values, use the following command:
gfsh>echo --string=$*
To obtain the current value of an existing variable, use the following command syntax (the variable must be enclosed in braces):
gfsh>echo --string=${VARIABLE}
For example:
gfsh>echo --string=${SYS_CLASSPATH}
System Variables
| SYS_CLASSPATH | CLASSPATH of the gfsh JVM (read only). |
| SYS_GEMFIRE_DIR | Product directory where Geode has been installed (read only). |
| SYS_HOST_NAME | Host from which gfsh is started (read only). |
| SYS_JAVA_VERSION | Java version used (read only). |
| SYS_OS | OS name (read only). |
| SYS_OS_LINE_SEPARATOR | Line separator (\ or ^) variable that you can use when writing gfsh scripts. (read only). |
| SYS_USER | User name (read only). |
| SYS_USER_HOME | User’s home directory (read only). |
GFSH Environment Variables
| APP_FETCH_SIZE | Fetch size to be used while querying. Values: 0 -<PHONE_NUMBER>. Default value is 100. |
| APP_LAST_EXIT_STATUS | Last command exit status. Similar to $? (Unix) and %errorlevel% (Windows). Values: 0 (successful), 1 (error), 2(crash) (read only). |
| APP_LOGGING_ENABLED | Whether gfsh logging is enabled. Default: false (read only). You can enable gfsh logging by setting the gfsh.log-level Java system property to a supported Java log level. |
| APP_LOG_FILE | Path and name of current gfsh log file (read only). |
| APP_NAME | Name of the application– “gfsh” (read only). |
| APP_PWD | Current working directory where gfsh was launched (read only). |
| APP_QUERY_RESULTS_DISPLAY_MODE | Toggle the display mode for returning query results. Values: table or catalog. Default value is table. |
| APP_QUIET_EXECUTION | Whether the execution should be in quiet mode. Values (case insensitive): true, false. Default value is false. |
| APP_RESULT_VIEWER | Unix only. Set this variable to external to enable viewing of the output using the UNIX less command. Default value is basic (gfsh). |


This article is to illustrate and explore the mechanism of Garbage Collection
Garbage collection is a big topic for Java programmer and it always occurs in the interview (I was challenged several times) ! So in this passage, I will try to illustrate how Garbage Collection works with the Hotspot JVM.
Java’s automatic garbage collection nicely frees programmers from worrying about memory management. Think about C++ programming, every time you new something, you have to cater for the delete appropriately. However, in java, you just new an object as you want without concerning to free them at all. But the convenience is not free and exactly JVM is responsible to collect the unreferenced objects(or so called “garbage”). That’s why the interviewer like to challenge interviewee on this topic.
First, how does Garbage Collection works?
Java implements something called a generational garbage collector based upon the generational hypothesis assumption, which states that the majority of objects that are created are quickly discarded, and objects that are not quickly collected are likely to be around for a while.
Let’s have a look at the structure of Hotspot heap
As you can see from the diagram, the heap is divided into 3 parts, young , tenured and permanent generation respectively.
The Young Generation is where all new objects are allocated and aged. When the young generation fills up, this causes a minor garbage collection. Minor collections can be optimized assuming a high object mortality rate.  Some surviving objects are aged and eventually move to the old generation. More specifically,
Eden Space - Objects start out here. Most objects are created and destroyed in the Eden Space.  When a Minor GC is performed, any references to objects that are still needed are migrated to one of the survivors spaces (S0 or S1).
Survivor Space (S0 and S1) - Objects that survive Eden end up here. There are two of these, and only one is in use at any given time (unless we have a serious memory leak). One is designated as empty, and the other as live, alternating with every GC cycle.
The Old Generation is used to store long surviving objects. Typically, a threshold is set for young generation object and when that age is met, the object gets moved to the old generation. Eventually the old generation needs to be collected. This event is called a major garbage collection.
The Permanent generation contains metadata required by the JVM to describe the classes and methods used in the application. The permanent generation is populated by the JVM at runtime based on classes in use by the application. In addition, Java SE library classes and methods may be stored here.
Reference


 However, it is not easy for a beginner to write bug-free fan-out/fan-in go-routines. Especially when dealing with a complex flow net, make it cancellable is not that straightforward. Consider following situations:
There are 5 ways to exit from a go routine job:
- Successful return void or result(s)
- Expected error return
- Unexpected panic / error
- Job is timeout
- Job is cancelled from another go routine
There are 2 actions to deal with panic / error :
- quit the whole process whenever there is a panic
- only cancel the problematic go-routine branch (includes its sub-go-routines)
This package is aim to abstract the flow net, and give a panic-free solution.
GOAL
- User defines the flow net
- It completes the whole task or fail in all
- User should get notify whether there is a panic, or error, or job succeed
- User could define the timeout for the whole task
How-To
Note: this package requires go version 1.7+. Or you need import “golang.org/x/net/context” package manually if using a lower version of golang.
<1> define a flow net, together with a timeout duration
flow := NewFlowNet(1 * time.Millisecond)
<2> define a super start node (must-have), a super sink node (must-have), and several internal nodes (optional) Note that, all nodes must have a unique name tag. They are used by the flow control.
start := flow.InitStart("Start")
A := flow.InitNode("A")
B := flow.InitNode("B")
C := flow.InitSink("C")
<3> define actions for each node. The function signature is func() error. And each node could have multiple input and output channels, where all channels’ signature is chan interface{}. User could identify input channel by using node.From(nodeName) function, and output channel by using node.To(nodeName)
start.Tk = func() error {
start.To("A") <- 1
start.To("B") <- "2"
return nil
}
A.Tk = func() error {
a := <-A.From("Start")
A.To("C") <- a
return nil
}
B.Tk = func() error {
bStr := <-B.From("Start")
switch bStr := bStr.(type) {
case string:
B.To("C") <- b
}
return nil
}
C.Tk = func() error {
a := <-C.From("A")
b := <-C.From("B")
// do something with a and b
C.ToSink() <- true // indicate job is done
return nil
}
<4> connect the dots
flow.Connect(start, A)
flow.Connect(start, B)
flow.Connect(A, C)
flow.Connect(B, C)
<5> run the flow
flow.Run()
<6> cleanup the flow after use it (optional)
flow.Cleanup()
More info, please refer to my github


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SummaryBadly formed SQL statements can nullify any optimizations you have made to the client or the server. If the SQL statements require unnecessary table scans or unnecessary processing, an optimized server can be brought to a standstill. To have the most-optimal system possible, each componentthe client, the SQL statements, the network, and the servershould be tuned to take maximum advantage of available resources. The best way to improve performance is to reduce unnecessary processing and I/O. You can do this by designing your SQL statements to take advantage of such features as the shared pool (where the library cache contains the shared SQL area). By designing your application so that it uses the same SQL statements to access the same data, you stand a good chance of your statements being in the library cache. If you have long-running queries that perform tables scans, take advantage of the Parallel Query option. By using this feature, you can cut down on the time it takes to perform the query. The use of other Oracle features such as stored procedures and packages can also maximize the effectiveness of your SQL statement processing and provide for more efficient coding. All these things can help improve the overall performance of your system. The remaining chapters in Part IV of this book look into ways yo f20 u can make your SQL statements more efficientand how you can determine the efficiency of your SQL statements. Of all the areas of the system that can be tuned, SQL statements offer the most potential. This is true not because SQL statement can be more effectively optimized, but because a badly tuned SQL statement can degrade performance drastically. As you will see, it is very important to have well-tuned SQL statements at the heart of your application.
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Publication: Going Deeper with Convolution
GoogleNet is a cheap and relatively accurate 1000 class image classifier first published in 2014
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Publication: Deep Residual Learning for Image Recognition
ResNet50 is a highly accurate model published by Microsoft research. It's gain in accuracy comes at a cost of computational expenses. Both its model memory cost and execution time exceed those of GoogleNet.
| Accuracy | ILSVRC 2012 dataset: Accuracy (Top-5) 92.02% |
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Publication: Very Deep Convolutional Networks for Large-Scale Image Recognition
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Arlene Foster announces DUP to step aside and support UUP candidate in Fermanagh / South Tyrone
by By Press AssociationThe Democratic Unionist Party will step aside for their rivals the Ulster Unionist Party in the Fermanagh South Tyrone constituency.
DUP leader Arlene Foster made the announcement as the UUP comes under pressure not to run a candidate against her deputy Nigel Dodds in North Belfast.
In a statement Mrs Foster said she believes in unionist co-operation and parties working together to maximise representation.
But incoming UUP leader Steve Aiken has indicated he is not in favour of participating in unionist pacts for the December 12 poll.
A unionist pact saw Ulster Unionist Tom Elliott win the Fermanagh South Tyrone Westminster seat in 2015, but Sinn Fein’s Michelle Gildernew won the seat back in 2017.
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Mrs Foster said: “The people of Fermanagh and South Tyrone deserve to be represented in the House of Commons rather than an absentee MP standing on the sidelines.
“Despite the DUP being the largest unionist party in the constituency, it is right to put wider interest ahead of narrow party politics and indicate our support for Tom Elliott to re-take this seat.
“This is something voters from across the unionist community want to see happening and we will be urging DUP supporters to put their full weight behind Tom’s campaign.
“Every vote will matter in this election and the votes of Northern Ireland MPs could again be crucial in the new Parliament.
“It is more important than ever to have MPs who will turn up and speak up for their constituents where it matters – inside the House of Commons.”
Sinn Fein last week singled out Mr Dodds, who won a majority of just over 2,000 votes in North Belfast in 2017, as one of its key targets as it aims to increase its number of MPs from seven to eight.
The party is running Belfast Lord Mayor John Finucane against Mr Dodds.
It emerged last week that police are investigating threats again Ulster Unionist staff members over the electoral pact row.
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I'm A Celebrity to use live bugs in trial despite controversial ban
The I’m A Celebrity campmates are in for a treat (well kind of) tonight as the two camps will reunite for the first time for a Bushtucker Trial.
The main camp and the jungle jailhouse camp will be coming together to take part in a rather gruesome-sounding trial – and they have to hold live bugs in their mouths for 60 seconds (rather them than us).
The news was announced on Friday night’s Extra Camp as Adam Thomas interviewed I’m A Celeb crew member, Kate.
One group of campmates will have to endure the ‘critter drop’ where they will have a selection of creepy crawlies poured all over them.
The other group will have to take part in the ‘hold in mouth trial’.
‘They are going to take a hold in mouth trial where they have to hold different critters in their mouth for 60 seconds,’ Kate explained.
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Ahead of the show, it was reported that producers banned the use of live insects on the programme.
The show came under fire in 2017 when Vanessa White and Jennie McAlpine had to keep animals in their mouths while humming for a Bushtucker trial.
An ITV spokesman said at the time: ‘As a production, I’m a Celebrity complies with all regional and national laws concerning the use of insects animals and reptiles.’
Banning live bugs from being devoured on I’m A Celebrity is a decision that is said to have been discussed by producers for some time.
A show source told BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat: ‘I’m A Celebrity producers have taken a look at the trials and decided that no live critters would be eaten in the trials this year.
‘They have been planning this for some time and actually last year beach worms were the only critters eaten live but this time around they’ve decided to implement the change fully and permanently.’
I’m A Celebrity has faced criticism for its use of live animals and insects in Bushtucker Trials throughout its 19-series history.
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BBC Autumn Watch presenter Chris Packman, animals rights activist Tayana Simons, and vegan blogger Lucy Watson are also among those to have spoken out.
Chris previously called on I’m A Celebrity hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly to consider the use of insects in the show.
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| Redirection (Honey Pot) | Setting up a decoy parallel network that is intended to attract adversaries to the honey pot and away from the real network assets. |
| Hardening | Securing a system by reducing its surface of unnecessary software, usernames or logins, and running services. |
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| Rebuilding | Re-installing a computing resource from a known safe source in order to ensure that the malware is no longer present on the previously compromised resource. |
| Training | Training users and administrators on how to identify and mitigate this type of threat. |
| Monitoring | Setting up network or host-based sensors to detected the presence of this threat. |
| Physical Access Restrictions | Activities associated with restricting physical access to computing resources. |
| Logical Access Restrictions | Activities associated with restricting logical access to computing resources. |
| Public Disclosure | Informing the public of the existence and characteristics of the threat or threat actor to influence positive change in adversary behavior. |
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My girlfriend joined MySpace, to see if it would bring traffic to her art site.
I haven’t looked closely at MySpace before, and I was surprised to find it sucks a lot more than I had guessed.

And the HTML. The HTML is absolutely horrid. You are allowed and (I think) encouraged to change the appearance of your profile using CSS. However, there is very little in the way of obvious handles for this.
Mike Davidson has written an interesting post on this topic. I used some tricks from it, and came up with some of my own, that I thought I would share.
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Measles cases remains at 10 while there have been suspected cases around the country - Dr Waqainabete
by Navitalai NaivaluruaMinister for Health and Medical Services, Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete says the number of confirmed measles cases in the country still remains at 10 but there have been suspected cases around the country and their staff are working tirelessly to control the spread of the disease.
Dr Waqainabete says recently a 1-year-old child who was part of a group from Kiribati was suspected of measles and the child is under isolation and quarantined at the CWM Hospital.
He says the group that was travelling with the child have all had their measles shots and quarantined.
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Dr Waqainabete is urging everyone to refrain from attending any gatherings in the Serua/Namosi area and the Lami corridor.
He says with the festive season coming up, people travelling overseas are advised to take their measles shot before leaving so they are immune from the disease while travelling.
He adds the state of measles in the country is not at the level where Samoa is at now and if the measles case worsens, the quarantine will be their last resort.


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MONEY TALKS
RATING: *1/2 (out of ****)
New Line / 1:30 / 1997 / R (language, violence) Cast: Chris Tucker; Charlie Sheen; Paul Sorvino; Heather Locklear; Gerard Ismael; Paul Gleason; Elise Neal; Veronica Cartwright; David Warner Director: Brett Ratner Screenplay: Joel Cohen; Alec Sokolow
Chris Tucker is one of those guys you immediately get a reaction from -- you either find his helium voice, crazy eyes and jerky mannerisms funny or annoying. I think I fall into the former category (I'm one of the few who thought his turn in "The Fifth Element" as a prancing, Prince-like deejay was complete inspired lunacy and not the least bit aggravating), but his new vehicle "Money Talks" just doesn't do him service. Tucker is good in the movie -- and this is the kind of film that, if people see it, could make him a big star -- but he's also really the only thing good about the movie. In fact, if you see "Money Talks," it should shock you beyond recognition that two of "Toy Story"'s writers penned the sloppy script.
Tucker's role here is that of Franklin Hatchett, a petty Los Angeles con artist whose carwash scams get him dogged by investigative reporter James Russell (Charlie Sheen). After being busted on the job for some illegal business involving counterfeit passports, Franklin finds himself on a bus to the county jail and handcuffed to slick international jewel smuggler Raymond Villard (Gerard Ismael). But Villard's thugs blow up the bus in an attempt to free their leader (never mind that the explosion could have instead killed him), and because he and Franklin are joined at the wrist, Franklin is allowed to escape as well, but not before overhearing some important information regarding a diamond stash that -- for some reason or another -- is being hidden in a vintage roadster waiting to be auctioned off at an upcoming auto expo.
The local media mistakenly puts the prison break-out blame on Franklin, which is where James comes back into the picture. He makes a deal to protect Franklin if, in turn, Franklin gives him an exclusive interview. This means James must present his new "friend" in the stickiest of situations -- a formal dinner party for he and fiancee Grace (Heather Locklear), also attended by her uber-rich parents (Veronica Cartwright and nicely game Paul Sorvino). And of course the bad guys track Franklin down and try to knock him off, all the while he spars and forms an unlikely bond with James. "This ain't no buddy movie," claim the print ads. Yeah, right.
Actually, for the better part of, oh, 20 minutes, it appears "Money Talks" has the momentum to cover entertaining ground, and this is mostly due to the presence of spastic motormouth Tucker. This is Tucker's first leading role, and if you imagine a slightly lankier, African-American Jim Carrey with a reliance on wild R-rated raunch rather than PG-13 physical comedy, you have a good idea of the conviction with which he assaults the role. But you realize all too quickly that Tucker's overstated liveliness is the only thing "Money Talks" has going for it. And a lively actor alone does not a successful movie make.
It's all too easy to pick out everything wrong with "Money Talks." The plot is recycled buddy-buddy comedy-thriller tripe that seemed overused even when "Nothing to Lose" employed it last month. Everything is paint-by-numbers, especially the Los Angeles Coliseum finale, which finds not one, not two, but three separate enemy factions firing at Franklin as they pursue him through the bleachers. The villains, as many as there are, are dull. Certain story elements are too coincidental. And too much of the film's dramatic agenda is played too straight. A scene where Grace confronts James after learning Franklin's true identity ("You brought a killer into my parents' house!") is extremely silly. You get the picture.
Obviously, I did not have a pleasant experience at "Money Talks." But the people around me appeared to be having a rip-roaring good time (one gentleman several rows behind me chortled with such expressive conviction I began fearing for his health). But Tucker, at least for me, is a pretty funny guy, and aces the movie's best scene, where Franklin passes himself off as Vic Damone's son at James and Grace's engagement bash and toasts the couple with Barry White lyrics. Tucker's audience -- and he does have one -- will probably like "Money Talks." Those who he irritates, however, will have a more productive day staying home and scraping the gook out from under their toenails.
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THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE RATING: 6/10 --> Barely recommendable
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Why do people always insist on trying to make me like golf? It's like those folks at weddings who always try to get everyone else to dance, when they obviously don't want to. Hey man, leave me alone, I don't want to dance and I don't want to play golf! Feels like a strange "cult-like" thing or something. When I was in business school, it was all about "you gotta play golf to mix business with pleasure".
Well, I've taken a couple of swings at the ball, never played a real game, but still don't feel any need to wake up at 6am and club a little white ball for hours on end. Just not my style. And even though THE FIELD OF DREAMS actually made me feel like playing baseball, this film STILL was not able to convince me of any so-called "magic" connected to the game. But maybe I'm just not holding my driver the right way...
PLOT: A guy who used to be a great golfer goes to war and loses his touch. He returns in shame, abandons the girl he loved dearly and drinks himself silly until a local golf tournament needs him to raise the spirits of the townspeople. At that point, a figure by the name of Bagger Vance helps the man regain some of his old self-confidence, take a shot at the tournament and his old glory.
CRITIQUE: This movie wasn't bad but I honestly expected a deeper meaning behind it all, a bigger inspiration to go out and do something great in my own life, or in the very least, a little magic. Unfortunately, none of that came through in this movie, a film which looked great and felt good, but ultimately didn't say much to me. The acting was solid across the board, but nobody really stood out. The message of the movie was nice, but nothing to change your perspective as such. The costumes were beautiful, the décor authentic and even the golf courses majestic, all perfect accoutrements for the events unfolding around them, but for me, most of the story seemed pretty predictable from the start and nothing particularly fantastical or surprising took me aback during the entire picture. Perhaps the film will mean more to golf fans. I don't know. Perhaps there is a much greater, deeper inspirational thought or message that I didn't pick up on. Not sure.
All's I know is that unlike the viewing of an actual game of golf, this film did not bore me out my skull, and did manage to sustain my attention for its entire two-hour run, so all in all, not bad. I didn't particularly care for Will Smith's character, who I thought was a little too "nagging" and "glib" to be of any inspiration to anyone, but he eventually managed to lighten up, so no major harm done there. One thing that didn't grow on me was this one particular continuity issue which just bothered me throughout. If Matt Damon's character was supposed to have been this great golfer back in the day, why is it that when he returns to the game all those years later, he is still decades younger than the top golfers of that time? The fact that Damon's character was this aged golfer who didn't look a day over 25 just struck me as very odd and somewhat distracting. Or was that just me? Anyway, other than that, the film was okay but nothing to go out of your way to see on the big screen. Catch it on video and see Theron perfect the art of crying in cinema, Smith finally show a little range as a dramatic character and Damon, well, he's a good actor but a little too typecast for my taste. A great looking picture with great looking people, a sad-sack romance, some dopey lines and a so-so plot line. Interest you any?
Review Date: November 3, 2000 Director: Robert Redford Writer: Jeremy Leven Producers: Robert Redford, Michael Nozik, Jake Eberts Actors: Matt Damon as Rannulph Junuh Will Smith as Bagger Vance Charlize Theron as Adele Invergordon Genre: Drama Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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Welcome to Crypto Analyzer's documentation!¶
Module for main program of analysing crypto currencies
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modules.main.
approx_price
()¶ Render page with form, where user can write needed price
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modules.main.
approx_price_answer
()¶ Define all crypto currencies with closest price to needed one and render html page with results.
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modules.main.
checkInput
(userInput, kind_)¶ Check user's input. :param userInput: str :return: bool
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modules.main.
emergence
()¶ Define frequency of adding crypto currencies to system and render appropriate page with diagram and table.
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modules.main.
existence_circulation
()¶ Define quantity of existing coins and circulating ones of all crypto currencies. Create dataFrame and render html page with it.
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modules.main.
main_page
()¶ Render main page
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modules.main.
mining_companies
()¶ Define top of companies and wallets and extract needed information with API. Build bar charts according to their rating and create dataFrame with general info. Render html page with results.
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modules.main.
price_change
()¶ Render page with form where user can write crypto currencies he wants to receive result of
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modules.main.
price_change_answer
()¶ Define changes in needed crypto currency price for last day and for last week. Build scatter chart with given result and render appropriate html page.
Module for creating adt based on Dynamic Array
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class
modules.crypto_adt.
Company
(name)¶ Class for minimg company object representation
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get_country
()¶ Return country of the company or wallet :return: str
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get_rate
()¶ Return country of the company :return:
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get_totalUsers
()¶ Return quantity of users of the company or wallet :return: int
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isRecommended
()¶ Define whether company is recommended. :return: bool
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set_info
(type_)¶ Set country of the company and its average rating. :return: NoneType
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class
modules.crypto_adt.
CryptoInfo
¶ Class for representation adt for needed information based on array
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approximatePrice
(price)¶ Define cryptocurrencies with price that is approximate to needed and return list of them. :param price: float :return: list
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companies
(companyData)¶ Define top mining companies and wallets
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define_frequency
()¶ Define frequency of adding cryptocurrencies to system. :return: list, list
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get_array
()¶ Return array with names of all cryptocurrencies. :return: DynamicArray
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get_circulation
()¶ Define how many coins of needed cryptocurrency are in circulation now and return list with numbers :return: list
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get_existence
()¶ Define how many coins of needed cryptocurrency exist now and return list with numbers :return: list
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price_change
(name)¶ Define changes in price of needed cryptocurrency :param name: :return: list, list, list, list
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put_information
(crypto_dict)¶ Add all the information to allData array. Add all cryptocurrencies to cryptoArray. Add dates when cryptocurrencies were added to dates array. Add all dates to onlyDates list. :return: NoneType
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class
modules.crypto_adt.
Cryptocurrency
(name, data)¶ Class for cryptocurrency representation
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get_circulation_num
()¶ Define and return number of coins in circulation. :return: int
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get_existence_num
()¶ Define and return number of coins that exist at the moment. :return: int
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get_price
(type_)¶ Define and return price of the cryptocurrency. :return: int
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Module for representation of Dynamic array
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class
modules.dynamic_array.
DynamicArray
¶ A dynamic array class akin to a simplified Python list.
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append
(obj)¶ (DynamicArray, object) -> NoneType Add object to end of the array.
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insert
(k, value)¶ (DynamicArray, int, int) -> NoneType Insert value at index k, shifting subsequent values rightward.
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remove
(value)¶ (DynamicArray, int) -> NoneType Remove first occurrence of value( or raise ValueError).
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api.crypto_api.
get_information
()¶ (NoneType) -> Get information using api and write into the file.
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api.company_api.
get_information
()¶ (NoneType) -> Get information using api and write into the file.


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User interviews, Competitive analysis, Personas,
Service Blue Print, Ideation, Feature Prioritization and
Usability testing
Axure RP, Sketch, Post-its, Papers, Excel Sheets, Photoshop, Illustrator
UX Interaction Designer / UX Designer
Huge contribution in UX interaction design and interactive prototyping.
I was also actively participating in research, ideation and usability testing in the team.
Develop a Enterprise Application Software for animal welfare
organizations (AWOs) to streamline processes and operations.
We are challenged to design this proposed
platform to be straightforward, simple to use, and intuitive.
We adopted agile and lean ux approach in a team of 3 and went through 3 rounds of Sprints in 3 weeks to come up with our MVP prototype.
Thus, he got an idea to create a platform for pets management where he approach my team, "Joyani - Me, Harini & Yan"
Research the current problems in the pet ecosystem.
Understand who our target audience are.
Identify the strengths and
weakness of their current
process and operations.
Put ourselves in the pet welfare organisations's shoes to understand what are they doing, feeling and thinking.
Define the primary problems / pain point the pet welfare organisations is experiencing and what needs to be improved.
Brainstorm creative solutions that will solve their pain points.
Convert our ideation into design and build a clickable prototype.
Do usability testing with welfare's staff & owners to gather feedback, validate our hypothesis and do interation.
User Interviews:
Education Staff, SPCA | Owner, Voice for Animals
Madam Wong Shelter | Owner, Mutts and Mittens
Staff, Cause for Animals | Vet
Subject Matter Experts:
Ex Education Staff, SPCA | Owner, Pet Widget
Articles:
TNRM initiative
Through our user research we identified our types of AWOs users and we represented them using personas.
All these point to the imminent gap that the pet ecosystem is growing. Both pets and pet owners need a systematic way of being managed between stakeholders ( both internal and external).
The team adopted the method of crafting 5 service blueprints follow by competitive analysis and drawing up a matrix of existing tools used by AWOs.
This helps us to dive deeper in identifying any pain points, gaps and opportunities present.
This also assist to support, validate and refute our assumptions
Service blueprints is a much clearer visual way to understand the process of AWOs and also help us to
identify the gaps & opportunities which helps us empathise with our users in the entire journey of the services.
We have chosen service blueprint to understand the services and workflow of each AWOs of various size. We have also
included the key stakeholder involved so to help us understand our AWOs better at each services.
Following are the things to consider when we came up with service blueprint:
• Animal Rescue
• Fostering
• Adoption
• Education
• Internal Staff
• External Partners
• AVA (Govt)
• Large Welfare Organisation
• Mid Size Welfare Organisation
• Smaller Shelters
• Paper Documentation
• Softwares like Microsoft office and Google drive.
After synthesising our service blueprints, we uncovered gaps and opportunities in the way AWOs function.
We have drawn up a matrix to evaluate the effectiveness of these tools based on ease of use and extent of customisation.
Our product aims to be at the top right and it will be:
• Modular
• Scalable
• Flexible
Currently these are the existing tools in the market adopted by the ecosystem in running operations and services.
To view the clikable prototype. Please click on the button below
PrototypePassword: joyani123
To view the presentation deck on our research process. Please click on the button below
Presentation Deck


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