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November 2018 Hacker News Hiring Trends
November's job postings were in line with most of 2018 as React remains on top with a strong lead again after a close call last month. If this holds for React in December, it'll have been in the top spot for the full calendar year. That will be the first time a technology will have that distinction in these rankings. If that's not enough React, it's also worth mentioning that November, 2018 marks the 2 year anniversary of React's first win in November, 2016.
One area of movement to note is in the container space. No surprise given the amount of coverage of Docker and Kubernetes in developer circles. Both Docker and Kubernetes are nearing the Top 10 together and Kuberetes reached its all time at #13.
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| Full Stack | 3 | 7 | +4 | 5 | +2 |
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| Machine Learning | 11 | 9 | -2 | 8 | -3 |
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| Rails | 15 | 15 | 0 | 12 | -3 |
| Android | 16 | 13 | -3 | 16 | 0 |
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| C++ | 18 | 18 | 0 | 23 | +5 |
| api | 19 | 21 | +2 | 20 | +1 |
| AI | 20 | 42 | +22 | 28 | +8 |
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| file | AntiFactor.h [code] |
| file | BearingFactor.h [code] |
| file | BearingRangeFactor.h [code] |
| file | BetweenFactor.h [code] |
| file | BoundingConstraint.h [code] |
| Provides partially implemented constraints to implement bounds. | |
| file | dataset.cpp |
| utility functions for loading datasets | |
| file | dataset.h [code] |
| utility functions for loading datasets | |
| file | EssentialMatrixConstraint.cpp |
| file | EssentialMatrixConstraint.h [code] |
| file | EssentialMatrixFactor.h [code] |
| file | expressions.h [code] |
| Common expressions for solving geometry/slam/sfm problems. | |
| file | FrobeniusFactor.cpp |
| Various factors that minimize some Frobenius norm. | |
| file | FrobeniusFactor.h [code] |
| Various factors that minimize some Frobenius norm. | |
| file | GeneralSFMFactor.h [code] |
| a general SFM factor with an unknown calibration | |
| file | InitializePose.h [code] |
| common code between lago.* (2D) and InitializePose3.* (3D) | |
| file | InitializePose3.cpp |
| file | InitializePose3.h [code] |
| Initialize Pose3 in a factor graph. | |
| file | JacobianFactorQ.h [code] |
| file | JacobianFactorQR.h [code] |
| file | JacobianFactorSVD.h [code] |
| file | KarcherMeanFactor-inl.h [code] |
| file | KarcherMeanFactor.h [code] |
| file | lago.h [code] |
| Initialize Pose2 in a factor graph using LAGO (Linear Approximation for Graph Optimization). | |
| file | OrientedPlane3Factor.h [code] |
| file | PoseRotationPrior.h [code] |
| Implements a prior on the rotation component of a pose. | |
| file | PoseTranslationPrior.h [code] |
| Implements a prior on the translation component of a pose. | |
| file | PriorFactor.h [code] |
| file | ProjectionFactor.h [code] |
| Reprojection of a LANDMARK to a 2D point. | |
| file | RangeFactor.h [code] |
| file | ReferenceFrameFactor.h [code] |
| file | RegularImplicitSchurFactor.h [code] |
| A subclass of GaussianFactor specialized to structureless SFM. | |
| file | RotateFactor.h [code] |
| file | SmartFactorBase.h [code] |
| Base class to create smart factors on poses or cameras. | |
| file | SmartFactorParams.h [code] |
| file | SmartProjectionFactor.h [code] |
| Smart factor on cameras (pose + calibration) | |
| file | SmartProjectionPoseFactor.h [code] |
| Smart factor on poses, assuming camera calibration is fixed. | |
| file | SmartProjectionRigFactor.h [code] |
| Smart factor on poses, assuming camera calibration is fixed. | |
| file | StereoFactor.h [code] |
| file | TriangulationFactor.h [code] |


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McClay, Elise & Michael Wagner (in press). Accented Pronouns and Contrast. To appear in the Proceedings of the 50th Meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society in 2014. [paper]
Abstract: Both the lack of accentuation on a referring expression and the choice of a pronoun over a full noun phrase have been tied to a higher accessibility of the referent. Why, then, would a pronoun ever be accented? We consider three perspectives: Kameyama’s (1999) Complementary Preference Hypothesis, Smyth’s (1994) Parallel Function view, and Rooth’s (1992) Alternatives Theory of Focus, and present experimental evidence in favour of the focus view. We conclude by noting issues with respect to the definition of contrast that arise when considering cases of multiple foci as in the data of our experiments.
Wagner Michael (in press). Phonological Evidence in Syntax? In: Tibor Kiss and Artemis Alexiadou (Eds.): Syntax – Theory and Analysis. An International Handbook. Handbooks of Linguistics and Communication Science. 42. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter, 2015 [paper]
Abstract: Linguistic constituents that encode salient information are often prosodically reduced. Recent studies have presented evidence that higher contextual accessibility of referents results in lower prosodic prominence. Accounts of reduction in terms of accessibility set out to explain a range of phenomena that include those that are in the domain of linguistic theories of focus and givenness. The tacit assumption is that more general and independently motivated accessibility factors will be able to supplant the more specialized grammatical accounts of prosodic prominence. This paper reviews previous results and finds that existing accessibility accounts cannot explain a range of data easily captured by the alternatives theory of focus, and that various experimental studies motivating the accessibility view actually fail to distinguish between the two accounts. New experimental data is presented that teases apart the effects of accessibility and linguistic focus.
Wagner, Michael & Jeffrey Klassen (in press). Accessibility is no Alternative to Alternatives. To appear in Language, Cognition and Neuroscience. [paper]
Abstract: Linear precedence is one of the key sources of evidence for the syntactic structure of complex expressions, but other aspects of the phonological representation of a sentence, such as its prosody, are often not considered when testing syntactic theories. This overview provides an introduction to the three main dimensions of sentence prosody, phrasing, prominence and intonational tune, focusing on how they can enter syntactic argumentation.


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1 Huge Problem for Residential Solar Stocks
Marketing costs continue to explode.
by Travis Hoium (TMFFlushDraw)At this point in the solar industry's development, it seems like residential solar installers should be generating leads online and through social media and closing deals without ever meeting the customer face to face. After all, these are technology companies, so using technology to make the sales and marketing process more efficient makes all the sense in the world.
In reality, most residential solar installations are sold with high-touch sales methods like door-to-door and telemarketing contacts that seem to be out of the 1980s. Even if a customer is reached through a digital channel, a personal visit is often needed to close the deal. The problem for installers is that these sales methods are getting more and more costly, and as a result, residential solar installations are actually getting less cost-effective. If the trend continues, it'll be tough for some of the most well-known renewable energy stocks to beat the market or compete with traditional sources of energy.
The solar sales conundrum
Long-term, we would expect that all costs going into a solar installation would come down over time. Solar panels are getting cheaper, installation is getting more efficient, and sales, marketing, and general costs should be spread over a wider base as these companies grow. But that's not at all what we're seeing.
Below is a table showing the installation, sales and marketing, and general and administration costs that go into each watt of solar installed at Vivint Solar (NYSE:VSLR). You can see that installation costs are slowly coming down and so are overhead costs, but sales and marketing expenses have exploded.
| Component | Q3 2017 | Q3 2018 | Q3 2019 |
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| General and administrative | $0.38 | $0.36 | $0.33 |
| Sales and marketing | $0.77 | $1.03 | $1.37 |
| Installation | $1.82 | $1.77 | $1.78 |
| Total | $2.97 | $3.16 | $3.48 |
Data source: Vivint Solar earnings releases.
Below are the same figures for the largest residential solar installer in the country, Sunrun (NASDAQ:RUN). The trends are similar.
| Component | Q3 2017 | Q3 2018 | Q3 2019 |
|---|---|---|---|
| General and administrative | $0.27 | $0.23 | $0.25 |
| Sales and marketing | $0.49 | $0.73 | $0.81 |
| Installation | $2.72 | $2.52 | $2.48 |
| Total | $3.34 | $3.34 | $3.28 |
Data source: Sunrun earnings releases.
A small portion of the increased cost can be attributed to the cost of expanding into new markets since there's a lag between spending on sales and marketing and when that turns into significant installations. But management pointed out in its quarterly filing that the increase in sales and marketing cost is due to higher compensation expenses and higher costs to acquire customers through retail channels. The continual cost increase of these ongoing expenses is the real problem.
No efficient options for solar sales
Solar companies simply haven't found an efficient way to reach customers and explain their value proposition. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) tried online sales only to see its solar business shrink into oblivion. SunPower (NASDAQ:SPWR) is trying to use automated tools online to assist dealers in quoting and closing sales, but there's still a very manual sales process involved for its dealers. The problem now is that costs aren't stable as you might expect if sales methods were as effective as they were a few years ago, they're rising rapidly.
One big reason costs are increasing is that the low-hanging fruit (customers highly interested in rooftop solar) has already been picked. Early adopters who may have been a pull on demand have already installed solar and companies are now having to push product more into the market. This makes the sales process more difficult and costly over time. Vivint and Sunrun have tried to lower costs by working with partner channels and offering more tools for customers to learn about solar online, but none have led to a decrease in acquisition costs per watt sold.
Growing for growth's sake
Residential solar companies have been able to mask some of these rising costs by leveraging low interest rates to get cheap financing and even by raising prices. But long-term, the sales and marketing component of solar energy needs to start coming down to be sustainable. Vivint Solar and Sunrun don't seem to have the answer to that problem and that may open the door to smaller, more nimble competitors to eventually take market share.
I think the answer is that these companies need to slow their growth and become more efficient, not grow as quickly as they can. Growth may actually be a path to disaster, as it was for SolarCity before its fortunate bailout by Tesla. Hopefully, for investors, that doesn't happen again.


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Send an email to the users_mailing_list. Once it’s confirmed as a bug, someone, possibly you, can enter it into the issue tracker. (Or if you’re pretty sure about the bug, go ahead and post directly to the developers mailing list, developers_mailing_list. But if you’re not sure, it’s better to post to [users mailing list] first; someone there can tell you whether the behavior you encountered is expected or not.)
First, make sure it’s a bug. If Bibulous does not behave the way you expect, look in the documentation and mailing list archives for evidence that it should behave the way you expect. If the documentation and archives do not contain enough information to tell you whether the behavior is a bug or is expected behavior, go ahead and ask on the users mailing list first users_mailing_list. Also check that you are running the most recent version of Bibulous. It may be that the bug has already been fixed.
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Hello! I am Suriya - Nice to meet you
I am currenly working on Data Science, and ML problems pertaining to Maps @Grab - such as Travel Time Estimation, Real-time traffic, Network Smoothening. The models which I have built are currenlty handling requests in order of Millions each day!
Prior to this, I was working in Banglore as a Software Engineer in Deep Learning where I built and deployed a small robo car with abilities to self drive, detect obstabls and signals - using Raspberry Pi, ROS, Flask and Pi-Camera
Some Topics which I am currenlty excited about
Working with Large Scale datasets pertaining to Maps, real-time traffic, travel time estimation, Speed prediction and network related smoothening. Also exploring building tools for explainable predicitons, monitoring model performance, feature drifts and automation pipeline using Kubeflow/ML-Flow
Built models for When-will-you-arrive ETA predictions for Cabs, deployed regionally over 100+ cities in South-East-Asia. Incorporated driver behaviour patterns, historic traffic conditions and built scalable data pipelines to ensure high quality data for model training and production deployment.
Built prototype for Self-Drive robot racing car (hotweels) and deployed using Flask, Raspberry Pi and Tensorflow. This uses Learnable activations, combined with NVIDIA proposed architecture for self-drive vehicles - Integration with ROS (Robot Operating System) to enable communications with other devices.
Built and locally served (flask) in-house tools for automation of business process which now intergrated with SCIO code base for business utility. Supported with Documentation, Database authentication, Customizable output templates and reduces human effort from ~2hrs to less than 5-sec.
Machine Learning, Digital Image Processing, Mining of Massive Datasets, Distributed Computing and Operating Systems
Using variants for Shallow/deep Neural Networks for learning latent semantic representaions for Graphs - with focus on obtaining Low-Dimensional Embeddings for trajectory clustering, Youtube users Graph and Protein-Interaction. Thesis provided upon request
Handled Lab courses for M.Tech and M.Sc on Machine Learning and Data Science. Built a course lab management system for assignment submission and grading for the couses I was handling.
Numerical Linear Algebra, Statistics, Functional Analysis and Measure Theory
Using Traditional ML and Image processing techniques to detect landmark points, construct various facical expression from EigenFace and its principle components. This method can generate expressions such as smiling, frowning for a given face which are not initally part of the training corpus. Thesis provided upon request
Calculus, Linear Algebra, Numerical Analysis, Graph Theory, Discreet Mathematics and Optimization Theory,
Implemented a simple file and directory transfer over LAN (server/client architecture) using socker programming in C (Unix Systems)
Apart from being a Data Science enthusiast, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. I like trekking, reading harry potter, traveling - especially to beaches and sea.
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Pressing "Delete", when there is nothing on the display does nothing |
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This test case is intended to verify the following implied or specified requirements:
- When the delete button is pressed, rtnv shall do nothing if the ticker field is empty.
This test case verifies that pressing the delete key when the ticker field is null does nothing.
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- Delete the app from the target device.
- Compile and load rtnv onto the target Android device.
- Verify the compile completes with no errors.
- Verify the installation completes with no errors.
- Select the "Ticker Symbol" field and enter the ticker value of AAPL.
- Select the "Number of Shares" field and enter the value 200.
- Press the "Enter" button.
- Select the "Ticker Symbol" field and enter the ticker value of INTC.
- Select the "Number of Shares" field and enter the value 500.
- Press the "Enter" button.
- Press the "Next" button and verify that the symbol AAPL is displayed with 200 shares and that a non zero value is displayed for the last closing price of the stock.
- Press the "Delete" button and verify that the screen is "blanked".
- Press the "Next" button and verify that the symbol INTC is displayed with 500 shares and that a non zero value is displayed for the last closing price of the stock.
- Press the "Delete" button and verify that the screen is "blanked".
- Press the "Delete" button and verify that the screen remains the same.
- Select the "Ticker Symbol" field and enter the ticker value of AAPL.
- Select the "Number of Shares" field and enter the value 200.
- Press the "Enter" button.
- Select the "Ticker Symbol" field and enter the ticker value of INTC.
- Select the "Number of Shares" field and enter the value 500.
- Press the "Enter" button.
- Press the "Delete" button (with the field null).
- Press the "Next" button and verify that the symbol AAPL is displayed with 200 shares and that a non zero value is displayed for the last closing price of the stock.
- Press the "Delete" button and verify that the screen is "blanked".
- Press the "Next" button and verify that the symbol INTC is displayed with 500 shares and that a non zero value is displayed for the last closing price of the stock.
- Press the "Delete" button and verify that the screen is "blanked".
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Everybody wants onboarding to be easier. In fact one of the biggest problems on the entire chain to solve is effective onboarding. As we consider the content creators getting purged from youtube there is so much opportunity out there to grow a blockchain app for sharing, but figuring out how to onboard 10k or 10M people isn’t at all obvious.
Steem.ninja
The most elegant way on the chain to create new accounts instantly is https://steem.ninja/. You can purchase an account directly through the site or purchase a code that can be used later. The voucher/code system is what can allow an app looking to onboard their community into Steem to function properly.
The challenge though is at the blockchain level. In HF20 Steem Witnesses implemented a system to allow accounts to claim free accounts called “Discount Account Creation Tokens” or “DACTs” but they aren’t fungible. I can’t trade them from one account to another. They have between 10-20k accounts claimed. After those are used then what? We need a system that works for the whole platform!
So, oracle-d made this great solution to account creation, but now others can’t just sell them tokens to use their site.
Scot.Ninja
So, the plan is expand the services of steem.ninja beyond just their own stored DACT so that everyone can participate. Steem-Engine is planning to make partnerships with the DACT holders, and for those that opt in we’ll run a bot that issues Scot that represent account discount account creation tokens (free accounts). When a user creates an account the payment is sent to null. The DACT owner runs a script that picks up the transactions and creates the account on the users behalf. As they claim more we’ll replenish.
Everybody wins
Steem-Engine and oracle-d sell a desparately needed service to the community.
The DACT owners are able to monetize the account creation services they have.
Apps looking to onboard lots of users have an easy way to buy accounts through purchasing custom SCOT in volume and then redeeming them through codes.
Lastly we’re exploring how different Tribes could get revenue (or free accounts) from the DACT owners who are looking to sell more account services. The DACT owners could pay various Tribes to host the tool on their site. We’ll see if this works out…
Should be fun!
Anyway, this is one big problem to solve, and we have two big players teaming up to figure it out. Should be good.  Stay tuned. We hope to roll it out by early July.
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cgb_bulk_modulus.py¶
Calculates the bulk modulus (in GPa) for a given potential, host species, and crystal lattice by fitting a quadratic curve to the energy-volume data. A single substitutional solute can be added to the cell if the potential will allow it. In this case, it is advisable to increase the cell repetitions and look at the change in bulk modulus, volume, etc. as a function of supercell size (i.e. solute concentration).
usage: cgb_bulk_modulus [-h] (--fcc FCC | --bcc BCC) [--solute SOLUTE]
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Positional Arguments¶
| potential | Path to the empirical potential to use. |
| host | Elemental symbol for the host. |
Named Arguments¶
| –fcc, -fcc | Use fcc lattice with the given initial guess for lattice constant (in angstroms). |
| –bcc, -bcc | Use bcc lattice with the given initial guess for lattice constant (in angstroms). |
| –solute, -sol | Elemental symbol for a solute. |
| –repetitions, -reps | |
Maximum number of unit cell repetitions to use for cell. Default: 1 | |
| –repetition_samples, -rep_samples | |
Number of logarithmically sampled cell repetitions to use between 1 and repetitions. Default: 1 | |
| –strain, -stn | Maximum strain magnitude for generating energy-volume curve. Default: 1e-05 |
| –nsamples, -n | Number of points in energy-volume curve. Default: 8 |
| –lammps_force_convergence, -ftol | |
Force convergence for all LAMMPS minimizations in eV/angstrom. (Minimizations are used to find a good guess for the ideal volume before applying strains and using static calculations to generate an energy-volume curve.) Default: 0.001 | |
| –lammps_max_steps, -lms | |
Max steps for LAMMPS energy minimization. Default: 10000 | |
| –procs, -np | Max processors available to run mpi on. Default: 1 |


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The JXTA platform is an open network computing platform designed for peer-to-peer (P2P) computing. JXTA is agnostic to programming languages. Therefore, one can start learning about JXTA from any of its implementations. JXSE is the Java implementation, with new extensions provided by JP2P.
JXSE offers programmer's guides and tutorial code. This is a good starting point for those who want to use JXTA in their applications.
Each recent release of JXSE has contained a Programmer's Guide.
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If you are interested in the protocols themselves, consult the latest version of the Specification [PDF].
Practical JXTA II [Scribd] by Jérôme Verstrynge, JXTA 2.7 project lead. Also available from Amazon and Lulu. This is the most up-to-date reference to JXTA, covering version 2.7. (2010)
JXTA by Brendon Wilson, originally published by New Riders. Available from the author's site as PDF. Covers Java 1.3, and build 47b of JXTA. (2002)
JXTA in a Nutshell, by Scott Oaks, Bernard Traversat, Li Gong. Published by O'Reilly. (2002)
Mastering JXTA: Building Java Peer-to-Peer Applications, by Joseph D. Gradecki. Published by Wiley. (2002)
JXTA: Java P2P Programming [Amazon link] by Daniel Brookshier, Darren Govoni, Navaneeth Krishnan and Juan Carlos Soto. Published by SAMS. (2002)
Java P2P Unleashed: With JXTA, Web Services, XML, Jini, JavaSpaces and J2EE [Amazon link], by Robert Flenner, Michael Abbott, Toufic Boubez, Frank Cohen, Navaneeth Krishnan, Alan Moffet, Rajam Ramamurti, Bilal Siddiqui, Frank Sommers. Published by SAMS. (2002)
Early Adopter JXTA: Peer to peer computing with Java [Amazon link] by Sing Li. Published by Wrox. (2001)
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Employers and individuals came together at Birmingham’s LG Arena to recognise the nation’s top apprentices and apprenticeship employers.
Six companies, three apprentices and one former apprentice received awards in the National Apprenticeship Awards 2014, last night (Thursday 13 November), with categories ranging from the Unilever Award for Higher Apprentice of the Year to the Virgin Trains Award for Newcomer SME of the Year.
The award winners, representing a range of sectors and regions, fought off competition from over 1400 entrants to receive their awards and were congratulated by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said:
Good quality apprenticeships create a fairer society by giving hard working young people the chance to aim for their dream job whilst playing their part in building a stronger economy for Britain. This year’s winners are an inspiration. They show that apprenticeships are an incredible opportunity to gain the skills and knowledge you need to succeed.
Around half a million people a year take the chance to learn whilst they work and we are on track to celebrate a fantastic milestone – the two millionth apprentice since 2010. So my message to business is don’t stop now – take on an apprentice and invest in new talent.
The Awards, now in their eleventh year, recognise excellence in two areas: businesses that grow their own talent with apprentices and apprentices who have made a significant contribution to their workplaces.
This year there was also a special recognition award for the armed forces, reflecting this year’s Centenary commemorations which mark 100 years since the start of World War One. The three armed forces were present at the event and received their awards on behalf of every apprentice throughout the Royal Navy, RAF and Army.
Winners included Hayley James, Release Manager at IBM, who was crowned the Unilever Higher Apprentice of the Year 2014 after impressing a panel of judges from the employment and skills arena.
Hayley, 22, from Midhurst in West Sussex, said:
I chose to do an apprenticeship because I truly believe that there is no better way for me to achieve the career I want. Within 3 years I have already accomplished so much more than I could have possibly imagined. I aspire to become a future CEO of IBM and will be proud to say how I achieved all of this from being an apprentice. I hope to use this award to show people who may have misconceptions about apprenticeships that there is no difference between me and a graduate and raise the profile of apprenticeships, showing others what a fantastic opportunity it is.
Congratulations also goes to the Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers which were also announced last night. The list of Top 100 employers is compiled annually by the National Apprenticeship Service in partnership with City & Guilds and recognises excellence in businesses that employ apprentices. It features the most exceptional apprenticeship employers from all of the National Apprenticeship Awards employer categories and showcases the breadth of employers who now offer apprenticeships.
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The Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers have clearly demonstrated how apprenticeships have a major part to play in building great businesses. I would encourage more businesses across England to follow these shining examples and find out how apprenticeships can help them build a skilled, motivated and highly qualified workforce. For the Top 100 Apprentice Employers recognised in 2014, their great achievement clearly outlines why apprenticeships deliver the skills that young people and the economy need.
Skills Minister Nick Boles congratulated the award winners on their success:
The National Apprenticeship Awards are proof that businesses large and small really can reap the benefit of growing their own talent and that young people can succeed with an apprenticeship at some of the nation’s leading companies. I congratulate all the winners and wish them the very best for the future.
Sara Caplan, Partner, PwC, Top 100 Apprenticeship Employer and winner of the Rolls Royce Newcomer Large Employer of the Year 2014 category, added:
We’re always on the lookout for talented people, irrespective of background or the career path they choose. Our apprentices start a career with real responsibility, supporting high-profile client work and developing the skills to succeed in business through a two year development programme, with the opportunity to progress to the very top of our organisation.
Apprentices help generate client revenue in a way that delivers value for everyone involved and coaching apprentices is also helping to develop our people managers. We now hope to encourage more employers in our sector to recognise the benefits of employing apprentices through our role in the Accountancy and Management Consultancy Trailblazer projects.
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PuTTY is a free (MIT-licensed) Windows Telnet and SSH client. This manual documents PuTTY, and its companion utilities PSCP, PSFTP, Plink, Pageant and PuTTYgen.
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public class MiniTracerClassic extends Runnable {
@Override
public void run() throws Exception {
}
}
@Description("Application to demonstrate how to use a web browser for post processing." +
"It creates a simple chart using CanvasJS and uses classic style 'Inputs'. "
+ "See MiniTracerCanvasJS for a version with modern style 'Inputs'. "
+ "See MiniTracerPlotly for a version using the plotly library.")
public class MiniTracerClassic extends Runnable {
@Override
public void run() throws Exception {
}
}
public class MiniTracerClassic extends Runnable {
public Input traceLogInput = new Input<>("file", "Input file containing a trace log", Validate.REQUIRED);
public Input burninInput = new Input<>("burnin", "percentage of the log file to disregard as burn-in (default 10)", 10);
public Input traceInput = new Input<>("trace", "name of the parameter/log entry to plot", "posterior");
@Override
public void run() throws Exception {
}
}
public class MiniTracerClassic extends Runnable {
public Input traceLogInput = new Input<>("file", "Input file containing a trace log", Validate.REQUIRED);
public Input burninInput = new Input<>("burnin", "percentage of the log file to disregard as burn-in (default 10)", 10);
public Input traceInput = new Input<>("trace", "name of the parameter/log entry to plot", "posterior");
private File tracelog;
private Integer burnin = 10;
private String trace = "posterior";
public void initAndValidate() {
this.tracelog = traceLogInput.get();
this.burnin = burninInput.get();
this.trace = traceInput.get();
}
@Override
public void run() throws Exception {
}
}
Note: nothing out of the ordinary has been done so far.
public class MiniTracerClassic extends Runnable {
...
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
Application app = new Application(new MiniTracerClassic(), "MiniTracer", args);
}
}
This makes it into an Application that will be run
Procssing data:
@Override
public void run() throws Exception {
if (burnin < 0) {
burnin = 0;
}
LogAnalyser traces = new LogAnalyser(tracelog.getAbsolutePath(), burnin, false, false);
Double [] data = traces.getTrace(trace);
Double [] labels = traces.getTrace("Sample");
String html = "\n" +
"BEAST " + new BEASTVersion2().getVersionString() + ": miniTracer \n" +
" \n" +
" \n" +
" \n" +
"\n" +
" \n" +
" \n" +
"Try dragging your mouse across the chart to zoom inside charts.
\n" +
"\n" +
"";
Note: LogAnalyser class used to process trace files
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// write html file in package dir + "/js/minitracer.html"
String jsPath = Application.getPackagePath("BeastApp.addon.jar") + "js";
FileWriter outfile = new FileWriter(jsPath + "/minitracer.html");
outfile.write(html);
outfile.close();
// open html file in browser
Application.openUrl("file://" + jsPath + "/minitracer.html");
OK, done implementing run()
What the result looks like:
Code: https://github.com/rbouckaert/BeastApp/blob/master/src/examples/MiniTracerClassic.javaWhat the result looks like:
Make it available for BeastLauncher:
Add entry to version.xml file of your package
Starting MiniTracer
From CLI:/path/to/beast/bin/appstore MiniTracer -file xyz.log -trace prior
Can use prefixes
/path/to/beast/bin/appstore MiniTracer -f xyz.log -t prior
/path/to/beast/bin/appstore MiniTracer -f xyz.log -tr prior
From Beauti:
Other things to do with HTML output: Format a table
Code: https://github.com/rbouckaert/BeastApp/blob/master/src/examples/TraceToTable.javaOther things to do with HTML output: table + dotty graph
Code: https://github.com/BEAST2-Dev/bModelTest/blob/master/src/beast/app/tools/BModelAnalyser.java


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Train a Neural Network model to map mouse positions (x,y) to four synthesis parameters values (F, D, CF, R).
Click mouse down and drag on the pad (below) to record a stream of mouse position examples into training data set.
Press "t" to train the model, "r" to run the model with current mouse positions, and "x" to reset the model.


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The port lies on the south west side of the island.
Position 37° 44'12"N, 25° 39'40"W (marina)
The concrete reception dock is located just behind the green and white banded tower close to a row of flagpoles and below the conical white roof of the main marina offices. Arriving yachts must stop there to be cleared in and be assigned a berth.
Yachts are normally met on the dock by an officer, who ensures that there is no contact with other boats before formalities are completed. This is normally done during office hours. The office is open Mon-Fri 0900-1830 and Sat-Sun 0900-1730. It closes at lunch for 1½ hours. Yachts arriving outside of these times must not enter the marina, but come alongside the reception dock and await clearance.
Last updated September 2015.
This is a busy harbour and is sheltered by a massive 1500m outer breakwater. The breakwater however continues a further 50-100m out with large rocks awash and underwater and should be given a wide berth.
This large marina provides excellent facilities for yachts visiting the Azorean capital. The range of repair facilities is also expanding and boats can be hauled out here. Water and electricity is available on all pontoons and fuel is available at the fuelling berth.
Cruisers have reported that swell can be a major problem in winds from east to south-west.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND AT RANCHI A. B. A. No. 3780 of 2014 Deepak Kumar Tebriwal ...... ... Petitioner Versus The State of Jharkhand ..... ... Opposite Party -------- CORAM : HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE H. C. MISHRA ------ For the Petitioner : Mr. S.K. Verma, Advocate For the State : A.P.P. ------ 05/ 19.02.2015
Heard learned counsel for the petitioner and learned A.P.P. for the State.
The petitioner is apprehending his arrest in connection with O.C.R. Case No. 37 of 2014, for the alleged offences under Section 37 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Sections 38 and 44 of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974.
There is allegation against the petitioner of running the stone crusher without any No Objection Certificate from the Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board.
Learned counsel for the petitioner has submitted that the petitioner has been falsely implicated in this case and he had been granted license for running the stone crusher by the Mining Department of the State Government. It is also submitted that the petitioner had already submitted his application before the Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board for the No Objection Certificate, which have been brought on record. Learned counsel has accordingly, prayed for anticipatory bail.
Learned counsel for the State has opposed the prayer for anticipatory bail.
In the facts of the case, I am inclined to grant anticipatory bail to the petitioner, Deepak Kumar Tebriwal. Accordingly, it is directed that in the event of his surrender / arrest, the petitioner, named above, shall be released on bail, on furnishing bail bond of Rs. 10,000/- (ten thousand), with two sureties of the like amount each, to the satisfaction of learned Chief Judicial Magistrate, Pakur, in connection with O.C.R. Case No. 37 of 2014, subject to conditions as laid down under Section 438(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
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YOUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Gramercy Pictures/ Polygram Filmed Entertainment Director: Neil LaBute Writer: Neil LaBute Cast: Amy Brenneman, Aaron Eckhart, Catherine Keener, Nastassja Kinski, Jason Patric, Ben Stiller
Ever since the first Flintstone clubbed his buddy on the head over a woman some 2 million years ago, the world has been plagued by power politics. In the 1990s, we're more civilized. We use words instead of clubs. Our willingness to do damage to our fellows on the job over our business status was wonderfully interpreted by Neil LaBute in last year's "In the Company of Men," a picture which aroused many in the audience to want to throw clubs and stones at the screen. "In the Company of Men" featured a struggle between two co- workers, drinking buddies in fact, over possession of a high- status position in an office. Now, office politics takes a back seat to bedroom management in LaBute's "Your Friends & Neighbors," a movie which implicitly asks, "Wouldn't you love to spy on the folks next door with a hidden video camera?" LaBute appears to say that you're not so likely recognize the bland, hale-fellow sports you greet every day like the folks in "The Truman Show," but are more likely to discover that their everyday demeanor is just a pleasant act--as it is to the players in that Peter Weir film.
As with "In the Company of Men," LaBute's latest effort comes across not so much like a filmed play: that would be deadly. Rather, it's the sort of tale to which the stage could do equal justice.  Freud was right: libido is everything. Just observe the opening scene, featuring college theater instructor Jerry (Ben Stiller) re-enacting a sexy Elizabethan scene with a student to the appreciative eyes of his adoring students. "What do these characters want?" he asks the class after thrusting up his partner's frilly skirt. "Sex." Life follows art which follows life in Neil LaBute's remarkable script which he directs sharply, satirically, humorously. "Friends and Neighbors" has a looser structure than its predecessor, as the six-member cast frenetically switch alliances. But LaBute's edginess is present virtually at every moment.
The six friends and neighbors are: Cary (Jason Patric), who works out with his pals Jerry (Ben Stiller) and Barry (Aaron Eckhart); Cheri (Nastassja Kinski), who meets the others while serving as an artist's assistant in a posh gallery; Mary (Amy Brenneman), who is unhappily married to Barry; and Terri (Catherine Keener), who is unhappily living with Jerry. Though the six frequently interact, they are quite different from one another in temperament. Terri is hard-shelled and cynical; Cary is intensely hostile to the women he beds and is fond of making tapes of his sexual banter; Mary is a gentle soul constantly at the verge of weeping; Jerry is talkative and analytical to a fault; Cheri is arty and desperate for a significant relationship with someone of either gender; and Barry has the appearance of a jock gone to seed--plump, mustachioed and bewildered. (Aaron Eckhart, who plays this last character, turned in a dynamite performance as the hostile and manipulative Chad in LaBute's previous work. For this role he gained quite a bit of weight, bleached his hair, and comes across as a wholly different personality.)
While no one on the street would begin to guess the neuroses that plague each one, the movie hones in on the unrequited needs that drive all to unstable frenzy. Jerry, for example, is looked up to by his students, a dynamic and highly competent teacher. But he has unbridled chutzpah. Soon after breaking bread with his live-in woman, his best friend Barry and Barry's wife Mary, he corners Mary to ask her whether he can call her. Breaking the taboo against an intimate relationship with your best friend's wife, he rationalizes: "You're married to Ben...OK he got there first...It's not a big deal." Mary is shocked but accepts. She does not yet know that Jerry is despised by his mistress for--among other things--talking incessantly during sex. Seeking a partner who does not talk while in bed, Jerry's wife winds up with Cheri, Barry remains unable to perform appropriately with Mary, and Cary, not satisfied with his one-night stands, comes on in an extraordinarily hostile and shocking way to Terri.
As the film comes to a close, Jerry is involved in a dress rehearsal of a play by William Wycherley, presumably that Seventeenth-Century playwright's "The Country Wife." Wycherley's London is inhabited exclusively by hookers, flirts, cuckolds and seducers, with one character, Horner, feigning impotence in order to have a go at women without their husbands' suspecting the worst. Neil LaBute indicates that we have not progressed one iota from Wycherley's vision. With his latest film, slickly and slyly acted by a company of men and women, he proves himself a writer-director with his fingers on the contemporary--and timeless-urban pulse.
Rated R. Running time: 100 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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Left Arrow key is pressed - Selects the left cell, when the Scheduler is focused.
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Navigates to previous view when Ctrl key is pressed and appointment is not selected.
- Selected appointment is moved left when Ctrl key is pressed.
- Selected appointment is resized when Shift key is pressed and it is all day, timelineView or monthView appointment.
- Selects left cell and updates the cells selection when Shift key is pressed.
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Right Arrow key is pressed - Selects the right cell, when the Scheduler is focused.
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Navigates to next view when Ctrl key is pressed and appointment is not selected.
- Selected appointment is moved right when Ctrl key is pressed.
- Selected appointment is resized when Shift key is pressed and it is all day, timelineView or monthView appointment.
- Selects right cell and updates the cells selection when Shift key is pressed.
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Up Arrow key is pressed - Selects the cell above, when the Scheduler is focused.
- Moves to cell selection to the first row when Ctrl key is pressed and cell is selected.
- Selected appointment is moved above when Ctrl key is pressed.
- Selected appointment is resized when Shift key is pressed and it is dayView or weekView appointment.
- Selects the above cell and updates the cells selection when Shift key is pressed.
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Down Arrow key is pressed - Selects the cell below, when the Scheduler is focused.
- Moves to cell selection to the last row when Ctrl key is pressed and cell is selected.
- Selected appointment is moved below when Ctrl key is pressed.
- Selected appointment is resized when Shift key is pressed and it is dayView or weekView appointment.
- Selects the below cell and updates the cells selection when Shift key is pressed.
- Enter key is pressed - Opens the Edit Dialog.
- Esc key is pressed - Cancels dragging or resizing.
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Tab key is pressed - Tabs the selection to next appointment or out of Scheduler.
- Shift+Tab keys are pressed - Tabs the selection to previous appointment or to focused cell.
- Alt key are pressed - When Alt and Number is pressed, the Scheduler toggles Appointments visibility by Resource.
- Ctrl key is pressed
- Sets the View when Number key is pressed. For example Ctrl + 1, sets the view to the first view.
- Opens the Context Menu when m key is pressed.
- Opens the DateTimeInput in the Navigation Toolbard key is pressed.


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A graduate student from Universitas Multimedia Nusantara. Have a ton of interest in the tech world including AI, Data Science, Software Engineering, and Cyber Security. Experienced as a Data Scientist and Software Engineer. Also experienced in various organizational, social, and public service activities. Currently working as a Data Scientist.
Working as an outsource Data Analyst for Telkomsel Customer Journey Experience Division. Working on customer interaction data as well as social media sentiment analysis. Developing Machine Learning model and analysis pipeline for Telkomsel.
Entry level Data scientist working in a team of 3. Work on multiple projects and became a member of a pioneer team that penetrates AI market in Indonesia. Our clients varies between startups, corporate level company, and goverment instances for both Japan and Indonesian clients.
Selected as an intern (1 out of 50+ registrants) from UMN x ReNom program. Learning the basics of Deep Learning, Modeling, and an end-to-end Machine Learning Project along the way. Working on a facial skin care project, detecting skin problem using Image Segmentation Algorithm.
Work as a web dev intern for internship program at UMN. Developed an end-to-end website to accomodate an event. Work as a full stack developer.
Develop a LSTM algorithm (improved from Random Forest) to analyze sentiment from Telkomsel Social Media. Work scope including data scrapping, preprocessing, training, evaluation, and improvement.
Provide data analysis pipeline on various Telkomsel products including: Mytsel, Maxstream, Dunia Games, ByU, and customer complaints data. Working on customer complaints, questions, and other customer journey data.
Work as a lead DS in an Advertising Video Filtering project. Filtering conduct using image classification algorithm. Algorithm works with > 70% F-Score on Test Dataset with small Training Dataset (< 500 images each class).
Work as an inference engineer in this project. Algorithm hosted in cloud and inference is done using Python Flask to hit algorithm as an API from a website. This project was meant to ensure safety to workers on site.
Work on an independent project at RII as company vision towards smart city Indonesia. Project conducted in the streets of Jakarta, Mall, and Campus.
Handle exploratory data analysis (EDA) and data preprocessing as well as develop a regression model on it. Out of 100% data, only 7% are usable thus makes this project really challenging.
Develop an Object Detection model to detect diseases in paddy plantation. The data provided by the client were captured by farmers with lack of consistency yet we were able to develop a model with those kind of data.
Research focused on image preprocessing to detect and separate text from background in a real time condition. Research was succeed and brought to an International Conference in Bali (Conmedia 2019).
Website developed as an intern in Sahabat Utama Traco Group. Aerowolf Organizer was hosting the 3rd PUBG tournament in the world back in 2017 and this website was created to accomodate the tournament. Working on this project as a full stack developer in a team of 2.
Website developed as a freelance developer for a local shoe cleaning startup
GPA: 3.34
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Outside of being data scientist, I loved playing Basketball as I idolized some NBA players. I also loved running, cycling, and swimming as sports. I put interest in Teas, as well as Foreign Culture and Languages. I always followed latest technology updates especially on Artificiall Intelligence field, and gadgets.
When being indoors, I do read a lot of books, listen to various music, cooking, and play some games.


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https://rosostolato.github.io/ngx-restmodel/ not implemented yet
[!Highly Experimental - still on developing]
Request from a restful api and link it to a model.
I am a fun of Restangular but I've got desapointed with the version of Angular 2+. But since on AngularJs, I wish Restangular could bind them methods on prototype and not inside its body. So I tried to create this lib.
It's very experimental and maybe not correctly implemented, but I'm still developing the Idea. If you liked the idea and want to contribute, please send me an e-mail (I need help).
Install through npm:
npm install --save ngx-restmodel
Then create a service that extends RestBase and implement the desireds methods.
import { RestBase, Restful } from '../src/index';
import { HttpClient } from '@angular/common/http';
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import { Post } from './models/Post';
@Injectable()
@Restful({
baseUrl: 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com'
})
export class RestApi extends RestBase {
constructor (http: HttpClient) {
super(http);
}
// Here you can map the responses direct to your models
protected mapModel(route: string, data: any) {
if (route === 'posts') {
return new Post(data);
}
return data;
}
}
Finally use in one of your apps components:
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { RestApi } from './restApi.service';
import { Post } from './models/Post';
@Component({
selector: 'rest-demo-app',
template: ``
})
export class DemoComponent {
posts: Post[]
constructor (private restApi: RestApi) {
}
GetPosts() {
// Route to the desired path
// Get /posts
this.restApi.route('posts')
.getList<Post>()
.subscribe(response => {
this.posts = response.getPlain();
// You can route again just like restangular
// Get /posts/1/comments
response[0].route('comments')
.getList()
.subscribe(comments => {
});
});
}
}
You may also find it useful to view the demo source. not implemented yet
All documentation is auto-generated from the source via compodoc and can be viewed here: https://rosostolato.github.io/ngx-restmodel/docs/ not implemented yet
npm install
while current directory is this repoRun npm start
to start a development server on port 8000 with auto reload + tests.
Run npm test
to run tests once or npm run test:watch
to continually run tests.
npm run release
MIT


Time Habits
Read
which timebox and habits techniques did you try?
In the past i have used the Fogg method. when i practicing tiny habits it was for almost exactly what he used as an example, for my health and fitness.
having watched his Ted talk i now see it would be a good idea to apply it much more broadly in more aspects of my life.
what did you find interesting?
I am pretty interested in timebox(ing?) in general. i thought that the pomoodoro technique is particularly interesting, or though i think 25 minutes is a little short for me.
What worked for you?
Well i can’t say for sure as i have only just learned about the vast majority of these techniques, but knowing myself the way i do i suspect a health combination of mindful tiny habits is at the very least a logical start point.
which will you experiment further with?
I’m most interested in putting more time into and paying closer attention to the Fogg method.
But i am also looking forward to becoming better with my mindful meditation.
Design to web
Read
What a responcive site is, and why responsiveness is important
Responsive webpage just means that it responds to a change in screen size and makes everything look nice no matter what you are viewing it on.
It's important as it mean you only need to create and mantain one website as opposed to many.
What mobile first design is and why it's important
Mobile first design is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. it just mean that you build your website for mobile before you ajust for desktops.
it's important as the vast majority of people are useing there mobile the majority of the time.
What are frameworks? and why do we use them?
A framework in web devalopment is just like the framework of a house, it lays out the basic foundation of the page so you don't have to start every page from nothing.
they are increbible usefull as they save hours of unnessary work.

The aspects i found difficult
My main problem was i was really intrested in having a push menu but wasn't able to use any javascript.
but i will implment it in the future.
The accessibility features i included
This website uses the role feature to lable all major section of the page. all images also include a alt feature to tell screen readers what the image is
The usability features i have used
This pasge uses a large navigation menu with well labled pages that can easly link back to the index page.
The colours have been chosen for there readability.
T7 Javascript Basics
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How does Javascript compare to HTML and CSS?
If we take my previous example of HTML being like the structure of a house and CSS being the furnishings, Javascript is like the people who live in and interact with the house.
It seems kind of illogical to compare them as they do completely different things.
they are all essential to any well rounded webpage, it’s kind of like comparing water and air, both very different and both essential.
Control flow and loops
Control flow is just the order different pieces of code are used in. For example when you need to go to work in the morning, you don’t just wake up and leave, there is a set of steps to follow. in Javascript that might look a little like this, function getReadyForWork() {
if (naked === true) { getDressed} else {go to the car} if (car.on = false) { start car} else (leave)}};.
obviously you might get ready for work in a more comprehensive way then me, but the idea is still the same.
loops are essentially the same only they process information over and over again until the have completed whatever they have set out to do. for example,
while (keys === lost) {
look for keys } or do { look for keys} while (keys === lost); .
The difference between accessing data from arrays andobject literals
There are a number of ways you can store data with Javascript, so logically there is also a number of was to access that information. An array stores many separate blocks of information in a linear fashion. for example, var someCode = [“something1”, “something2”, “something3”].
as you can imagine this can be accessed by asking for it by number (keeping in mind computers count from zero) i.e someCode[2] would be “something3”.
you can also store information in objects, an object is literally like a box that holds all of the information. you can put things in the box like var things = { “name” : “Ashley”}
get things out of the box like this console.log(things.name).
Waht are function? Why are they useful?
functions are just blocks of code you name and define. the are useful as they let you apply the same code in more then one place without having to write it over and over again.
What is the differences between functional and object oriented programming?
I have been reading about this all day and am unfortunately still really unclear on what the distinction is. i will have to get back to you when i can give a full answer.
C7 Motivation
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What are my core values?
I guess my core values are inclusiveness and equile opportunity.
so i would say i stand equality and social and technical devalopment.
I really liked the section on success, failure and resilience. the meditation excesise is also really interesting.
T5 Problem Solving
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Tell your non-tech friend a story about a time you…
Got blocked on a simple problem.
I was recently working on a challenge where i had to build a racer game using Javascript.
I was having trouble assigning the Q and P buttons to the movements of each player. after MUCH trial and error (mostly error) i am so sick of looking at the same problem for so many hour that i tried talking to other students about it but before i even finished explaining my problem it all became really obvious. I believe that it is referred to as the rubber ducky method. So I learned about the importance of talking about problems you encounter with other people.
Solved a problem in an elegant way.
Unfortunately having encountered many problems that i have solved after trying a few different things i would not by any stretch of the imagination call my solutions elegant. That being said i am getting much better at recognising the area that isn’t working correctly.
Reflect on how confident you feel using the problem solving techniques and process.
Psuedocode:
Or though i am pretty confident in my ability to psuedocode, i find i actually do very little of it. i find that working directly in the console useful for all the same reasons but i also get real time information if it actually works.
The Rubber Ducky Method.
I love the rubber method now. i had never used it up until last week but now i have seen the light.
I am looking forward to being able to do it more often once i arrive at EDA.
Reading error messages.
I obviously read all the error messages i come across, but i find most of the time the things they are telling me incredible ambiguous. so i would have to say, not that confident.
Console.logging
Console logging is great. I love being able to log everything in a broken block of code and see the point where everything stops working.
Googling.
Google has been my best friend the last 8 weeks. I find as long as you know what you are actually looking for google tends to have at least enough to point you in the right direction.
Asking your peers for help.
Also a good one! It’s like google only they actually care and they can look at the problem i am having and tailor the advice for me specifically.
Asking coaches for help.
I am very confident with this now. having Pete and Charles around were VERY useful in the early weeks. I have also found it useful that me and Charles have very similar sleeping patterns.
Improving your process with reflection.
In the early weeks of phase zero i really enjoyed doing reflection at the end of the week. but as the workload has increased i have found myself with less and less time but more importantly less mental energy for reflection.
Using the JS Array docs as a starting point, describe what these functions do in your own words.
.map()
The map method basically takes a function as an argument and returns the existing properties of an array and puts them into there own array.
Filter()
The filter method looks at an array of elements and will return a new array of elements that meet a specific condition like < or > 8.
Reduce()
The reduce method can compress all of the elements in an array into a single value. so something like [2, 2, 2, ,2] would end up as 8.
have a go at explaining how recursion compares to iteration (In your own words)
To the best of my understanding iteration runs on a loop to go through something, say an array of numbers and for every item in the array completes a function. wheres a recursive function calls it’s self over and over until its task is complete.
C8 Empathy
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Try the 'Just Like Me' and 'Loving Kindness' practices. How did you feel?
Funnily enough i felt happy. but i think more importantly i felt peaceful. it’s kind of like being anxious about a unavoidable situation like a meeting with an employer and you spend all this time getting yourself worked up about what they might say but once you actually start you realise everything is fine.
Try the 'Traditional Practice of Loving Kindness' - Did you prefer this?
I think ultimately i did prefer the traditional style, but i think it is the kind of thing that gets easier and more beneficial with practice wheres the loving kindness exercise is very straight forward and accessible.
Have you been in a situation in which Empathetic Listening could have improved a conversation? Or, describe a situation where empathetic listening practices worked well?
I have been in many situations where this would have been useful both in my personal life and the workplace. I feel it’s pretty common knowledge that communication is key to any relationship so the logic would follow that more honest talking and empathic listening would improve almost every conversation.
Give an example of person praise and process praise.
Personal praise is like telling someone they look really good today.
and progress praise is more along the lines of “Hey Steve, i can see you really asserted yourself this week working on this presentation, it’s really good thank you”
Time Habbits
Read
which timebox and habits techniques did you try?
In the past i have used the Fogg method. when i practicing tiny habits it was for almost exactly what he used as an example, for my health and fitness.
having watched his Ted talk i now see it would be a good idea to apply it much more broadly in more aspects of my life.
what did you find interesting?
I am pretty interested in timebox(ing?) in general. i thought that the pomoodoro technique is particularly interesting, or though i think 25 minutes is a little short for me.
What worked for you?
Well i can’t say for sure as i have only just learned about the vast majority of these techniques, but knowing myself the way i do i suspect a health combination of mindful tiny habits is at the very least a logical start point.
which will you experiment further with?
I’m most interested in putting more time into and paying closer attention to the Fogg method.
But i am also looking forward to becoming better with my mindful meditation.
Design to web
Read
What a responcive site is, and why responsiveness is important
Responsive webpage just means that it responds to a change in screen size and makes everything look nice no matter what you are viewing it on.
It's important as it mean you only need to create and mantain one website as opposed to many.
What mobile first design is and why it's important
Mobile first design is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. it just mean that you build your website for mobile before you ajust for desktops.
it's important as the vast majority of people are useing there mobile the majority of the time.
What are frameworks? and why do we use them?
A framework in web devalopment is just like the framework of a house, it lays out the basic foundation of the page so you don't have to start every page from nothing.
they are increbible usefull as they save hours of unnessary work.

The aspects i found difficult
My main problem was i was really intrested in having a push menu but wasn't able to use any javascript.
but i will implment it in the future.
The accessibility features i included
This website uses the role feature to lable all major section of the page. all images also include a alt feature to tell screen readers what the image is
The usability features i have used
This pasge uses a large navigation menu with well labled pages that can easly link back to the index page.
The colours have been chosen for there readability.
T9 Reflection
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Which concepts did you find most difficult?
I think ultimately i have understood everything at a conceptual level. That being said the actual act of writing working Javascript still trips me up pretty often.
Which skills/concepts do you feel still confused by? (Don't worry, we don't expect you to have mastered everything!)
I would say recursive functions are still the concept i am most confused by. I understand what the are supposed to do, but i am still having trouble getting them to run right.
Also despite heaps of reading and examples i’m still unclear on the differences between object orientated and functional javascript.
Which skills/concepts do you feel you understand best?
I am now pretty confident in both HTML and CSS. My understanding of them is now at a point i can trouble shoot broken code and find adequate solutions to problems i haven’t encounter before.
Which aspects of web development so far do you enjoy the most?
I wound have to say the HTML and Css, or though i have a sneaking suspicion i will come to enjoy Javascript the most once i have a more in-depth understanding of it.
Time Habbits
Read
which timebox and habits techniques did you try?
In the past i have used the Fogg method. when i practicing tiny habits it was for almost exactly what he used as an example, for my health and fitness.
having watched his Ted talk i now see it would be a good idea to apply it much more broadly in more aspects of my life.
what did you find interesting?
I am pretty interested in timebox(ing?) in general. i thought that the pomoodoro technique is particularly interesting, or though i think 25 minutes is a little short for me.
What worked for you?
Well i can’t say for sure as i have only just learned about the vast majority of these techniques, but knowing myself the way i do i suspect a health combination of mindful tiny habits is at the very least a logical start point.
which will you experiment further with?
I’m most interested in putting more time into and paying closer attention to the Fogg method.
But i am also looking forward to becoming better with my mindful meditation.
Design to web
Read
What a responcive site is, and why responsiveness is important
Responsive webpage just means that it responds to a change in screen size and makes everything look nice no matter what you are viewing it on.
It's important as it mean you only need to create and mantain one website as opposed to many.
What mobile first design is and why it's important
Mobile first design is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. it just mean that you build your website for mobile before you ajust for desktops.
it's important as the vast majority of people are useing there mobile the majority of the time.
What are frameworks? and why do we use them?
A framework in web devalopment is just like the framework of a house, it lays out the basic foundation of the page so you don't have to start every page from nothing.
they are increbible usefull as they save hours of unnessary work.

The aspects i found difficult
My main problem was i was really intrested in having a push menu but wasn't able to use any javascript.
but i will implment it in the future.
The accessibility features i included
This website uses the role feature to lable all major section of the page. all images also include a alt feature to tell screen readers what the image is
The usability features i have used
This pasge uses a large navigation menu with well labled pages that can easly link back to the index page.
The colours have been chosen for there readability.
C9 Compassion
Read
What are your thoughts about the compassion training?
I think compassion training is an excellent idea. especially in the context of leadership. I am really interested in Thupten’s three component definition of compassion as cognitive affective and motivational. previous to this reading i had only every heard compassion defined as glamorised sympathy.
Give a short summary of each of the components of the SCARF model of social behaviour
Status.
Status relates to your sense of importance or social standing in a workplace or social situation.
It seems to be an inherent part of the human condition much like it is for many animals.
Certainty
Certainty plays a huge role in our ability to dedicate brain power and emotional energy to a task. If all your focus is on wondering how you will pay rent you are likely unable to focus on your work.
Autonomy
Autonomy is your sense of control over your actions and surroundings an is often spoken about as being essential to effective and for filling work.
Relatedness
Is about the level we see others as being the same as ourselves. Historically this was a very useful defence mechanism, modern it is pretty much only harmful to our relationships and prospective relationships in both the work place and personal lives.
Fairness
This chapter has some really interesting research around how humans feel about fairness.
before reading this i was unaware people would rather have nothing than have an unfair outcome.
Difficult conversations and mindful emailing ( or slacking! ) are highly important at EDA. Is there an example in your life where you applied/didn't apply these concepts? How did you feel about it?
I am fortunate to have never got myself in hot water over the content of an email. Maybe because i’m not really one for email, but i can fully appreciate the importance of concise emailing especially in the context of unpleasant or highly sensitive subject matter. I am sure i will encounter this much more as i enter into a more professional workplace.


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the Purt Motel
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Club Lenton
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Madill Towers
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[39, 1]
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Jacquet Way
[30, 2]
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the Lombard Monument
[31, 2]
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Club Hannam
[32, 2]
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the Sandy Building
[33, 2]
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the Every Building
[34, 2]
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the Fowle Museum
[35, 2]
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Godfry Street
[36, 2]
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Clement Park
[37, 2]
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Coole Avenue
[38, 2]
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the Hamlin Building
[39, 2]
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Estlin Square
[30, 3]
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the Dalgliesh Monument
[31, 3]
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Crost Avenue
[32, 3]
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Dorothey Plaza Police Dept
[33, 3]
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St Andrew's Church
[34, 3]
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a cemetery
[35, 3]
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Club Cranfield
[36, 3]
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Maskell Plaza
[37, 3]
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the Pepperell Monument
[38, 3]
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the Fowles Museum
[39, 3]
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wasteland
[30, 4]
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Liminton Plaza
[31, 4]
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the Badman Building
[32, 4]
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Neot General Hospital
[33, 4]
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Bowerman Way
[34, 4]
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a carpark
[35, 4]
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Game Bank
[36, 4]
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a factory
[37, 4]
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the Read Museum
[38, 4]
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Hartleys Lane
[39, 4]
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the Lax Museum
[30, 5]
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Cowen Road Fire Station
[31, 5]
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St Ethelbert's Church
[32, 5]
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the Pearl Arms
[33, 5]
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the Overton Museum
[34, 5]
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Ashcroft Way
[35, 5]
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Shire Crescent
[36, 5]
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Bozon Road School
[37, 5]
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the Pridham Building
[38, 5]
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Woolf Park
[39, 5]
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the Humpfries Arms
[30, 6]
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wasteland
[31, 6]
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Wilsdon Row
[32, 6]
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Bowdage Auto Repair
[33, 6]
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Lowther Lane Fire Station
[34, 6]
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the Lapley Building
[35, 6]
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Caffin Street
[36, 6]
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the Edgar Museum
[37, 6]
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St Francis's Church
[38, 6]
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a junkyard
[39, 6]
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Purnell Avenue
[30, 7]
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the Cowie Museum
[31, 7]
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Whelton Row
[32, 7]
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the Brandon Building
[33, 7]
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Coate Boulevard School
[34, 7]
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a junkyard
[35, 7]
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St Columba's Hospital
[36, 7]
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St Wulfstan's Church
[37, 7]
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a cemetery
[38, 7]
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Wickstead Cinema
[39, 7]
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Ivyleafe Row Police Dept
[30, 8]
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Bessant Auto Repair
[31, 8]
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Club Backholer
[32, 8]
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the Brundrit Building
[33, 8]
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Cooling Avenue
[34, 8]
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Blandy Avenue
[35, 8]
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Lyne Road
[36, 8]
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Reaston Plaza
[37, 8]
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Bromwich Cinema
[38, 8]
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Abot Drive
[39, 8]
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Nikolai General Hospital
[30, 9]
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Boulting Avenue
[31, 9]
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Durston Walk School
[32, 9]
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the Haskett Building
[33, 9]
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Eaglesfield Library
[34, 9]
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Self Avenue
[35, 9]
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the Goodridge Building
[36, 9]
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the Longman Monument
[37, 9]
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Dolling Road
[38, 9]
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wasteland
[39, 9]
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Bodie
Bodie, now a California State Park, was a big mining town with a population of around 10,000 in 1880. In the winter time, it competes with Truckee for the coldest place in California. It is a very interesting place to visit and, of course, to take pictures. The Boone Store, closed over 70 years ago looks like it did just last night. The 13 mile road from US 395 to Bodie (paved except for the last three miles) is situated between Bridgeport and Lee Vining.The picture on your left is that of, believe it or not, a hotel. Ever since I went there, it looked like if it was about to fall down. No, there are no vacancies.