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by Nico YlananIt's been a year since BMW revealed their biggest vehicle so far, and their most luxurious member of the X family. The BMW X7 has been garnering a good amount of positive reviews from around the motoring world, with the Sport Activity Vehicle (SAV) only officially making it to dealerships and markets around the world in March of this year. That isn't stopping BMW from thinking a few years ahead on the next step for their flagship SAV, and some sources say that the future is hydrogen.
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According to a Spanish automotive website motor.es, BMW has been banking on their many years of experience with hydrogen technology together with Toyota, and that the German brand already has a solid idea of what's needed in the X7 come 2023. The plan is to have an electric powered X7 with hydrogen thrown in, acting as an alternative power source once the electric power has been depleted. Essentially, our guess is that it sounds like the X7 will be marketed as an electric but with the benefits of hydrogen as a range-extending fuel source.
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The obvious costs of utilizing hydrogen power aren't lost on BMW, and that's exactly why they've supposedly chosen the X7 for this task; it's expensive to begin with and isn't exactly a mass produced model on the scales of say, the 2 Series Gran Tourer. The same website also states that this hydrogen equipped X7 will ditch the third row, and will only be equipped with five seats and with all the creature comforts. While the focus has been on pure electric vehicles for some time now, other car manufacturers have been hard at work trying to get costs down and perfect applications for future hydrogen platforms. I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens in the next few months.
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Issue: PRINTER-WHITESPACEForum: X3J13 Letter Ballot
References: <IP_ADDRESS> (pp22-7..22-8),
<IP_ADDRESS> (p22-9)
Category: CLARIFICATION
Edit history: 16-Jun-93, Version 1 by Pitman
Status: Proposal JUST-ONE-SPACE passed (7+1)-3 on letter ballot 93-304
Problem Description:
In the descriptions of how lists and vectors print, the draft
standard says "whitespace" is printed where CLtL1 says "a space".
Is this an unintentional change?
Proposal (PRINTER-WHITESPACE:JUST-ONE-SPACE):
When *print-pretty* is false, require the printer to use exactly
one space in the indicated situations. In general, when *print-pretty*
is false, recommend that implementations and users output a minimum
of space in this situation. [This is status quo under CLtL1]
Rationale: This forces implementations to use very little space
and makes printer behavior more regular across implementations.
Proposal (PRINTER-WHITESPACE:WHITESPACE):
Affirm that where the printer is defined to output whitespace,
arbitrary whitespace is permissible. Recommend that implementations
and users use a minum of whitespace when *print-pretty* is false,
but permit flexibility. [This is status quo under dpANS]
Rationale: This makes it less likely that users will write code
that is not robust in the face of varying amounts of
whitespace inserted by entities other than the printer
(e.g., a human being).
Test Cases:
#1: (CHAR (FORMAT NIL "~S" '(A B)) 2)
might return #\Space in some implementations and #\Newline in others.
#2: (CHAR (FORMAT NIL "~S" '(A B)) 3)
might return #\Space in some implementations and #\B in others.
#3: (LENGTH (FORMAT NIL "~S" '(A B)))
might return 5 in some implementations or greater numbers in others.
Current Practice:
Not provided.
Cost to Implementors:
JUST-ONE-SPACE: Relatively small.
WHITESPACE: None. (status quo)
Cost to Users:
JUST-ONE-SPACE: None.
WHITESPACE: None. (status quo)
Cost of Non-Adoption:
See Rationale above.
Benefits:
See above.
Editorial Impact:
Small.
Aesthetics:
Some people might quibble a little, but mostly pretty neutral.
Discussion:
This is in response to Public Review comment Loosemore #15.
Pitman prefers option WHITESPACE.
Pitman believes the complained-about change occurred during
the integration of the pretty printer description with the
printer chapter. At Waters' direction, he allowed this change
to be taken as editorial--probably a bad idea in retrospect.


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REVIEW: MULTIPLICITY A film review by Michael Redman Copyright 1996 Michael Redman
** (out of ****)
Mr. Mom has a lot on his hands nowadays and can't get to half of it. His job requires more hours than are in the day and he just got assigned even more responsibilities. His wife wants him to spend more time at home and, by the way, could he finish building their half-completed home? He misses his kids' sporting events and Brownie graduation.
Sound familiar? Lack of time must be the disease of the nineties. No one has the schedule to do it all. Few have the ability to squeeze in even the essentials, much less have any fun. When Doug Kinney (Michael Keaton) is asked what he does to relax, he replies "golf". Questioned about how often he plays, his response is "never". Welcome to the late 20th century, Doug, where all of our obligations and labor-saving devices have conspired to steadily shrink the time where we do what we really want to a scant few hours a week.
Doug can't deal and finds his magical way out one day while supervising construction at a lab. It turns out that the facility specializes in creating fully grown clones, so Doug takes home another Doug to help him out. Doug Number Two is sent to work so that the original can get his duties done at home.
But, even with two of them, there's still not enough time for golf and Doug Number Three comes into the picture. Later, Two and Three still can't get it all done so they duplicate Number Four from one of the clones. As often happens, the copy of a copy isn't quite as sharp as the original. No matter how many Dougs there are, the work load increases to more than can be done.
The film wanders around during the first hour trying to set the stage for the "message" before it finds its course. Only after the clones exist is there much humor and the yucks are still fewer than you would hope. The comedy is mostly various send-ups of the "Two dates in the same night" scene you're well acquainted with. The only hilarious scenes are with Number Four, but even then you stand the chance of feeling guilty at laughing at a "special" (Uh oh, that's not the correct _euphemism_d'_jour_, is it?) person.
Director Harold Ramis ("Ghostbusters", "Groundhog Day") has a feel for the science fiction comedy and humorous bits, but these scenes (as well as "Groundhog Day") don't hold together as a whole.
He does successfully avoid one apparent pitfall in having four exact copies of Doug. Instead of copies, which would become annoyingly redundant, they are aspects of Doug, not actual clones. Number Two is Manly Man Doug; Three, Feminine Side Doug and Four, Inner Child Doug. This gives Keaton something to work with and he does so with competence although nothing spectacular.
Andie MacDowell plays Laura, Doug's long-suffering (and never lets him forget it) wife. The actress is mostly wasted as more a plot object for the various Dougs to interact with than an actual human being. MacDowell does nothing much for the film other than look as if she is about to cry during every minute she's on screen.
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by BeSoccerUEFA president Aleksander Ceferin on Sunday made light of his predecessor Michel Platini's return to football next week, saying the Frenchman could take any role except that of a player.
Four years after Platini's ban from all football-related activities for financial wrongdoing, the former UEFA boss is free to work in the sport again on Tuesday.
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Platini is on record this week as tantalisingly saying there would be no rush as elections for top roles at FIFA and UEFA are "some years ahead". Platini told Swiss television channel RTS in September that he "will be back". The former France captain was banned in 2015 for receiving a two-million Swiss francs (1.8 million euros, $2 million) payment from ex-FIFA chief Sepp Blatter, who was himself suspended for six years.
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THE RETURN OF JAFAR A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Imagine an INDIANA JONES sequel with Harrison Ford replaced by a minor actor whose repertoire consists mainly of small parts in a dozen obscure films. The 1993 direct-to-video sequel to Disney's huge hit ALADDIN, titled THE RETURN OF JAFAR, has all of the main actors back save one. But that one, Robin Williams, was the only reason for ALADDIN's success in the first place.
Replacing Williams in the role of the Genie is Dan Castellaneta, an actor whose most recent picture was SPACE JAM in which he appeared 24th in the credits and played the role of "Male Fan." Suffice it to say that he is no Robin Williams.
To be fair to Dan Castellaneta, the plot for THE RETURN OF JAFAR can be summarized as let's get the old cast together, have them cavort in the same settings, sing some songs and generally kill the minimum amount of time necessary for something to be called a movie rather than a short. In this case, the picture does fill 66 minutes of video tape and can, therefore, just barely be legitimately referred to as a feature length movie.
 Their voices are done by Scott Weinger and Linda Larkin and, like most of the rest of the cast with the exception of Williams, are the same as in the original.
In a movie about which it is hard to find positive things to say, the songs, while far from memorable, at least are tuneful and full of energy. Before watching this tape, we tried the 1970 movie SCROOGE with Albert Finney, where the songs are so pitiful that they sound more like sung dialog. The songs in THE RETURN OF JAFAR, none of which I can remember now, did have at least possess plenty of pep and sounded like real songs.
Jafar (Jonathan Freeman) with his sinister little goatee is up to his old tricks -- like most of this unimaginative movie, there are few new tricks. The show plays more like a series of outtakes from the original than a sequel. The only way you can tell this is not the case is the absence of Williams.
The jokes are not particularly funny or original. Even Disney's usual superlative animation isn't up to par. Looking at the credits, it appears that much of the drawing was farmed out. All and all, THE RETURN OF JAFAR is a pretty lame film.
THE RETURN OF JAFAR runs 1:06, which means less than an hour if you exclude the credits. It is not rated but would be a G and is suitable for all ages.
My son Jeffrey, age 8, thought it was "pretty good," and claimed he liked it almost as much as the original since the same characters are back.
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Books I Love and Recommend
There are books I have really liked, and would recommend for those interested in topics ranging from technical, philosophical, spiritual, management, systems, self-help, life, etc. I am still building the list, so bookmark it for future updates.
Zen and the Art of Motorcyle Maintenance (Robert M Pirsig)
One of my most loved books. I bought the Kindle reader just so that this book was with me at all times. This book is a story of a father and son trip across the US on a motorcyle. While riding, the father (narrator) muses about craftsmanship, quality, life, motorcycles, our current education system, and many other topics. Every read of this book gives new insights. You won't believe this book was first published in 1974! It is truly timeless and has a cult following. #science #philosophy #quality #education #travel #craftsmanshipGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Anti-Fragile (Nassim Taleb)
This book dives deep into the concept of Anti-fragility, i.e. systems which are the opposite of fragile -- get stronger with disorder & stress. Very fascinating! Once you understand the underlying principles of anti-fragile systems, one starts noticing their existence in many areas around us. A property of anti-fragile systems is that they sacrifice a small component for the protection of the whole -- for instance in body-building where you break down muscles under controlled stress and grow newer & stronger ones, or how horizontal-scaling strategy in a network of machines involves sacrifice of commodity hardware while making the whole system resilent. #nature #systems #science #organisations #resilence #scale #management #architectureGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Deep Work (Cal Newport)
A book that explains why in today's world the need for being able to focus deeply is important to truly master the complexity, technology and sciences around us. And how, paradoxically, the internet and our work environments are reducing our attention span (e.g open offices, app notifications, emails, chat, etc). An eye-opening book, with practical insight into building more focus for deep work, and for helping break out of distracting habits. #mastery #technology #selfhelp #internet #productivity #success #habitsGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Sapiens (Yuval Noah Harari)
The history of human evolution and how various forces have played an important role in shaping what we today are, how we think, how we look, how we behave and where we likely will be in the future. Gripping movie-like writing, that makes you think! #history #evolution #humans #mindexpanding #psychology #societyGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Shibumi (Trevanian)
Set in Japan, this is one of my favorite fictional novels with a good mix of philosophy, espionage, history and thrill. The leading character, Nicholai has a very interesting personality, as a warrior and Go master. Since I like the game of Go, the references to Go game strategy and life are quite insightful. #fiction #history #japan #gameOfGo #strategy #samurai #espionageGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
21 Lessons for the 21st Century (Yuval Noah Harari)
A book you wish someone told you about earlier. Yuval tackles the most complex problems facing humanity in a manner that is easy to understand and helps provide you with a way to think about solving them. Each chapter covers a specific area like: Technology/AI/Ethics, Nationalism, Immigration, Terrorism, Justice, etc. A must read for those who are trying to make sense of the current political, ecological and social landscape. #world #currentAffairs #ethics #ai #refugeeCrisis #immigration #politics #society #religionGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Mountains Beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, a Man Who Would Cure the World (Tracy Kidder)
The stunning life story of Dr. Paul Farmer, who dedicated his life to curing infectious disease across Haiti, Peru, Cuba and Russia. An inside look into his beliefs and method. Moving and inspiring, this book can make you question your own life purpose. This book also shows how one person has the power to "move the world". #medicine #haiti #publichealth #transformational #development #sacrifice #inspiringGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Don't lost out, work out (Rujuta Diwekar)
A practical, no-nonsense, wise book on health, nutrition & exercise by Rujuta -- especially for the Indian audience. #exercise #weightTraining #yoga #health #indiaGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Agile IT Organisation Design (Sriram Narayan)
Agility is not just for development teams. It is needed at an organisation level. Sriram has distilled practical advice on how companies need to be designed for becoming truly responsive and agile. A must read for mid/senior management. It will help you realise why you aren't likely reaping the benefits of "Agile". Also consider reading this seminal article on Product Thinking by Sriram. #management #agile #products #software #teamsGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Work Rules! Insights from Inside Google That Will Transform How You Live and Lead (Laszlo Bock)
Written by a googler, on Google's people practices. The book covers various areas around Performance, Growth, Employee Engagement, Appraisals, etc -- and talks about their findings, experiments and data -- on what works! Indian software companies got borrow some advice from here, and truly differentiate themselves from their competition. #management #people #motivation #companies #performanceManagementGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
How to fail at almost everything and still win big (Scott Adams)
From the creator of Dilbert, comes a no-nonsense and humorous life-advice. A great read, with practical tips on how to build your own career and how to not take things too seriously. A great book to gift! #growth #selfhelp #life #career #humorGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Team of Teams (General Stanley McChrystal)
In this powerful book, Gen Stan and his colleagues show how the challenges they faced in Iraq can be relevant to any leader. Through compelling examples, they demonstrate that the 'team of teams' strategy has worked everywhere from hospital emergency rooms to NASA and has the potential to transform organizations large and small. Software development is a complex field. And we need teams which are not just cross-functional and high performing within, but also across teams. This book is a great explanation of why and how -- team of teams. #management #agility #teams #people #craftsmanship #missions #army #terrorismGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Without Remorse (Tom Clancy)
Strong character. Emotional. Fast paced. Justice. All elements mixed well! Something super satisfying about this book. Easy read for action fiction lovers! #fiction #revenge #specialForces #gritty #actionGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Atomic Habits (James Clear)
Take the smallest step that you can stick to, and then slowly build from there! An amazingly insightful book on how to build good habits and break bad ones. James Clear has taken a lot of world wisdom and packed into one book. A must read! You can also listen to an amazing interview of his: Interview with James Clear where he mentions quite a few of his insights on habits and introduces this book. #selfhelp #habits #discipline #healthGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
Down Under: Travels in a Sunburned Country (Bill Bryson)
This is a super funny take on Australia by the legendary Bill Bryson. Every page is funny. In this book Bill travels across the length and breadth of Australia and narrates hilarious (and dark) stories of life in the country. If you ever plan to visit Australia, or have already done that, you must read the book! It will leave you in splits! #travel #australia #humor #culture #humanityGet it on Amazon: Paperback || Kindle
.... there are more. Will add them soon! Meanwhile, a related blog post I wrote: Recommended readings for mid/senior dev hires at ThoughtWorks.


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Boeing tests space taxi, one of three parachutes does not open
SEATTLE/WASHINGTON: Boeing said on Monday (Nov 5) that one of three parachutes failed to deploy during an otherwise successful safety test of its unmanned CST-100 Starliner crew capsule, being developed to ferry astronauts to and from the International Space Station.
The deployment failure happened during a so-called pad abort test of a system designed to propel the crew to safety in the event of an emergency, Boeing spokesman Todd Blecher said by email.
"It's too early to determine why all three main parachutes did not deploy," Blecher said. "However, having two of three deploy successfully is acceptable for the test parameters and crew safety."
Blecher said overall the test on Monday morning was successful.
Boeing and US space agency NASA said they were still targeting Dec 17 for the Starliner's first unpiloted mission to the International Space Station.
NASA has picked Boeing and Elon Musk's SpaceX as the main contractors to build rocket-and-capsule launch systems to return Americans to the orbiting research lab for the first time since the US space shuttle programme ended in 2011.
Parachute deployment has been among the top technical challenges both companies have faced that have raised questions over crew safety and pressured launch schedules.
The parachutes are designed to slow down the capsules when they return to Earth at supersonic speeds.
SpaceX is working to fly its Crew Dragon capsule on a first manned test flight into orbit in the first quarter of next year, after completing its unmanned test in March, the company and NASA have said.
NASA in a press release called the test “acceptable” and echoed what Boeing said in its statement.


IETE is India's leading recognized professional society devoted to the advancement of Science and Technology of Electronics, Telecommunication & IT. Founded in 1953, it serves more than 50,000 members through its 52 centres spread all over India. IETE conducts a technical symposium "SYNERGY" each year where students from different colleges are invited. It also conducts technnical education sessions as well as workshops and coding events. In addition to this, IETE-VIT organizes a carnival each year where students from different schools participate to showcase their projects and enjoy as well. IETE-VIT was recognized for its work and was rewarded with the "Best Chapter" award for the academic year 2015-2016.
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Hashes vs. Objects
Well another week is over and here I am, slowly learning JavaScript. Week was quite alright, the reading in the beginning killed me. Today I'll be comparing Ruby hashes with JS (JavaScript) objects. It's important to know that hashes and objects are basically the same. We can store data with a key/value structure. This is how you create a hash:
This how you create a JavaScript object:
Pretty similar right? Ok lets take a look at how we add elements to a hash:
And this is how we add an element to an object:
Now these are slightly different and I must say that I prefer the way it's done in JS. It's a tiny bit shorter and faster to type, on the downside way it's done in ruby looks clearer. Let's take a look at how we can access a hash:
And this is how we access an object:
The last thing we're going to look at is deleting elements. This is how you delete an element from a hash. It's important to know that Ruby will return the value of the deleted element.
Aaaaannd the object again!
As you can see things work very similar. I actually prefer working with JS objects now as thing are shorter and easier to type. While creating objects is a tiny bit harder then creating a hash adding and accessing objects is simpler.


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