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Third year computer science student with experience in multiple languages and operating systems through coursework, outside projects, and hackathons looking to gain industry experience and contribute my knowledge to real world scenarios.
Skills: Java, Python, HTML/CSS, Flutter, Dart, C, Bash, Git, SQL, Windows 10, MacOS, Linux, LaTeX
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Courses (Honours) |
Algorithmics I • Cyber Security Fundamentals • Database Systems • Data Fundamentals • Interactive Systems • Networked Systems • Professional Software Development • Systems Programming • Web Application Development • Web Science
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| Education |
University of Glasgow / BSci Honours
SEPT 2017 - MAY 2021 - GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
Developed projects in Java, Python, Flutter, HTML/CSS, and C. Familiar with using the git version control system and comfortable with navigating the Linux and MacOS command line. Experience in writing reports, dissertations, and coursework exercises with LaTeX and Overleaf.
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| Projects |
Smart Stent Software / Institute of Cardiovascular & Medical Sciences
OCT 2019 - MARCH 2020 - GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
In a team of five, used agile software development practices to create a mobile application for viewing data received from stents that track blood flow in arteries in an attempt to detect, predict, and prevent atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease. I acted as the lead developer, customer link, and product owner. Written in Dart language with Flutter SDK and developed for iOS and Android.
Neighborhood Cookbook / BSci Honours
JAN 2018 - MARCH 2018 - GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
Worked in a team of four to develop a database driven web application for our Web Application Development class. Developed using Python with the Django web framework and formatted HTML, CSS and helper technologies AJAX, Javascript, and JQuery. Website is available at amyhynes.pythonanywhere.com.
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| Hackathons |
Do You Have The GUTS / University of Glasgow
OCT 18-20, 2019
Weekend long event with a variety of available challenges hosted by the Glasgow University Tech Society. Won SAS Scotland challenge with a grocery tracking application built in Dart with the Flutter SDK as a practical way of reducing food waste.
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| Work Experience |
Junior Golf Assistant Manager & Starter / Westlake Golf Course
JUNE 2017 - AUG 2020 (SUMMERS) - WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIFORNIA
Supervised junior golfers while on course to monitor adherence to USGA and local rules. Organized longest drive, closest to the pin, and putting contests as well as managed junior golf social media page, taking pictures and uploading scores. Worked behind the counter, managing tee times and inventory.
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| Extracurriculars |
Golf - Handicap 7, University of Glasgow Women's Golf Team
Karate - 2nd Degree Black Belt - Tang Soo Do, Johnny Gyro Karate
Photography - Amateur, University of Glasgow Photography Society, instagram
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College Doesn't Teach You Software Development
I've been involved with technology and software since I was young. So, when I was researching colleges to attend, I chose a university with a good computer science department. After graduating from college nearly 8 years ago, I realize how little I learned in college about developing good software.
I'm not the strongest developer. I can get code working, but I'm still learning how to optimize it.  But, I think my university didn't prepare me for the real world. I paid a fortune for my college education, but, I use what I learned very little. The software principles I use daily, I've learned on my own.
Of course, graduating from college does allow me to check off that box that says I have a college degree. I learned about Descartes and Discourse on the Method, American concentration camps, and a lot about wine. But, the degree I obtained in Computer Science doesn't help me write good code.
Although I know there is a difference between computer science and software development, why didn't I learn more things which would help me become employed?
Isn't it the universities job to give you an education that helps you apply what you learn in the real world? Franchise colleges like Devry, University of Phoenix, and ITT Tech, pride themselves on giving you an education that you can use. But, those colleges aren't as highly regarded as single-location 4-year institution.
Here is a list of things I use every day when developing software that my single-location university didn't teach me:
- Revision Control Systems - Although the university emphasized working in groups, we never learned about version control systems. Using Git or SVN will teach you more about collaborating with others than working in a group will.
- Unit Tests - This is the one that probably pisses me off the most. Although I learned about advanced data structures and compiler design, I wasn't taught good coding practices. How are you expected to write good, reusable code if you don't know how to write tests to support it? I'm curious if the teachers wrote unit tests to test our projects. Although this would have made their jobs easier, I doubt they used tests. The words "testing suite" were never heard in the hallways.
- Closures - Never touched the concept of functions being able to accept functions. I learned about Lisp from a friend while hanging out between classes and wrote some game with it. But, aren't students supposed to get their real education inside the classroom?
- Programming Paradigms - Looking this one up, it seems other universities, like Stanford, have programming paradigms in the curriculum. Not learning about paradigms is probably unforgivable. Although the other items in this list are about software development, programming paradigms are fundamental to computer science. Did I not learn about these because I went to a dreaded state school rather than a real university?
- Big-O Notation - All great developers should identify the Big-O notation an algorithm. Understanding how to optimize code to scale is important. One professor discussed Big-O for 10 minutes, but, universities should emphase it more heavily. Employers love asking entry level developers to identify Big-O notation of algorithms in job interviews.
- Functional Programming - The university I attentended had a grant from Sun Microsystems, so I'll let you guess the language preferred around campus. Although I was a fundamentalist and decided to write everything in C++, we never learned about functional programming. Everything was object-oriented.
- Working in an IDE - In college I learned how to code everything in vi. Don't bother leaving a comment about emacs, I know it's superior. But, I never learned how to use an IDE. I now live in one when developing. Understanding how to setup Eclipse for a legacy code project would have been a useful addition to my college education.
- JavaScript - No front-end code. Ever. The closest project on writing front-end code was developing Java applets. What a crappy decision that was, whoever suggested students should learn about Java applets to fulfill an education requirements.
Why didn't college teach me these things?
Did anyone else have this lack of education at their university or am I an outlier? Sound off in the comments.


# Pattern Extend
To format computing pattern predefined to ax5formatter (money, number, date, time, bizno, phone) and so on.
There are times when there is a need to extend the pattern depending on the user's needs.
The following describes the method to extend the format pattern.
When you add an object in a desired pattern name in `ax5.ui.formatter.formatter`, you can add a format computing pattern necessary.
**Paste the following code into the `head` section of your site's HTML.**
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07 Apr 2014
Day 2 - Learning by doing
Why is sending, storing, and using time-series data awesome? Its all about feedback.
Before we start working on the time-series system, we'll go on a slight tangent to discuss why capturing metrics about your applications is important.
The speed at which we can receive feedback is a direct indicator of how quickly we can move through the software development cycle/workflow. The shorter the feedback loop the quicker we'll be able to react, and the quicker (and more) we'll be able to push change and innovate. We want to transform our organizations into fast moving and high performing environments... and in order to do so we must create an software factory that shortens the cycles to push change and receive feedback in order to gain a competitive advantage. Without short feedback loops we are rate limiting our ability to change.
What should be measured? Everything.
Application, System, Network measurements.
Application Metrics
Any function that provides value or insight into an application should be timed or counted and sent.
System
Understanding the health of your servers is of paramount importance. The standard set of information to capture is Memory, CPU, and disk. See CollectD.
Network
Having visibility into the health of the network is also important when troubleshooting. To begin with, using tools that live with the System/Machine to get a view into the network health (as the machine perceives its own network interface) is a good start. Ultimately, using correlation identifiers to act as tracer "bullets" that can capture points in time as requests move throughout our networked systems. See Zipkin, Dapper, CollectD, Ping Script
Error counts
Another valuable data point is your Error logs. Error logs can be parsed and counted, making it possible to monitor for fluctuations in Error rates and trend on specific Error strings. You can send these to Graphite, but this is also a great place to use Logstash, Elastic Search, and Kibana.
Capture Change Events (track every release)
Changes to our application code are opportunities for the introduction of issues. By tracking change events (deploys) we can correlate metric fluctuations to causation from the change event. Application Metrics + Change Events are keys to providing confidence and enabling change (i.e Continuous Deployments).
Amplify the feedback
Display a wallboard for goodness sakes. Use a large display that shows always relevant, easy to understand, graphs. Atlassian explains it well here and here.
Monitoring (Application, System, Network metrics)
Use the Humans:
Amplify the feedback (graphs) by using a wallboard. Humans watch the graphs for fluctuations during deploys and are happy.
Use the Machines:
In order to use the machines for monitoring we must talk about normal trends. What is abnormal? For monitoring, it is important to look at normal and abnormal. Most monitoring is done with static thresholds for alarms and alerts, but in our applications thresholds change over time and at different times of the day. Our systems might see a huge variance in response, but we would likely receive no alerts if we have set a high static warning threshold. Large spikes during business peaks can be normal and the troughs can be just as extreme during lows, so thresholds need to be dynamic. One way we can better monitor and alert is using something like the Holt-Winters exponential smoothing algorithm for predicting confidences (upper and lower bounds) and plotting aberrations.
Summary
Whether you use Graphite, what we -eventually- build, or something else entirely, you should definitely be capturing and monitoring your application and system metric data. Now that you know why it is important, I hope you'll be -at least a bit more- excited to build a time-series system.
Next, we'll do a little bit of architecture/design.
07 Apr 2014
Day 1 - Learning by doing
Let’s build something in Go together
I’ve been programming Go for a little while now, and have been plugging along, but I haven’t built anything truly useful or challenging. So, in an effort to “learn by doing”, I’ll be attempting to build something non-trivial and along the way I’ll share all of the gory details from soup to nuts.
Instead of building yet another blog engine or a to-do list application I’ve decided to build a time-series data store, services, and graphing engine. Much of what we build will be similar to functionality in -the oh so awesome- Graphite (and statsd). While I don’t think we’ll build all of the parts required, we will attempt to write the software ourselves in places where learning opportunity and low difficulty intersect. We’ll leverage and collaborate with open source software when the task is too great or doesn’t contribute to learning Go.
The high level plan will look like this:
- We'll start with some context (i.e. why measure all the things) about why a time-series system is cool to build.
- Then we'll do some design and architecture.
- Set up our programming environment and level set on Go.
- Start coding...
Along the way I'll take a number of tangents, where it is something I think is worth learning or explaining. When I do so, I'll try to designate those sections differently.
The High Level Functional Requirements
Store numeric time series data
- UDP for high frequency, finely grained data points, and clients that need to fire and forget
- HTTP for aggregated data
- Low storage footprint
- High precision for more recent data, lower precision as data ages
Retrieve numeric time series data
- HTTP
- Server side data functions support
Graphs
- Simple, good looking, plotted graphs
- Doesn’t need to be interactive
Additionally, we want:
- Testable software
- Decent test coverage
- Documentation
- Fun (if it isn’t fun to build it, we won’t)
- Learning (we’ll take some detours along the way when appropriate)
- A design/architecture that supports change in key areas
Following along at home
I’ll be using git / github to manage the changes over time. I’ll be providing commit ids along the way for the folks that would like to follow along.
Summary
I'm going to build a time-series system and while I do so I will write down all of the ugly details along the way. You can follow along and we'll learn something together.
06 Apr 2014
Day 1 - Learning by doing
Let’s build something in Go together
I’ve been programming Go for a little while now, and have been plugging along, but I haven’t built anything truly useful or challenging. So, in an effort to “learn by doing”, I’ll be attempting to build something non-trivial and along the way I’ll share all of the gory details from soup to nuts.
Instead of building yet another blog engine or a to-do list application I’ve decided to build a time-series data store, services, and graphing engine. Much of what we build will be similar to functionality in -the oh so awesome- Graphite (and statsd). While I don’t think we’ll build all of the parts required, we will attempt to write the software ourselves in places where learning opportunity and low difficulty intersect. We’ll leverage and collaborate with open source software when the task is too great or doesn’t contribute to learning Go.
The high level plan will look like this:
- We'll start with some context (i.e. why measure all the things) about why a time-series system is cool to build.
- Then we'll do some design and architecture.
- Set up our programming environment and level set on Go.
- Start coding...
Along the way I'll take a number of tangents where it is something I think is worth learning. When I do so, I'll try to designate those sections as a side note.
The High Level Functional Requirements
Store numeric time series data
- UDP for high frequency, finely grained data points, and clients that need to fire and forget
- HTTP for aggregated data
- Low storage footprint
- High precision for more recent data, lower precision as data ages
Retrieve numeric time series data
- HTTP
- Server side data functions support
Graphs
- Simple, good looking, plotted graphs
- Doesn’t need to be interactive
Additionally, we want:
- Testable software
- Decent test coverage
- Documentation
- Fun (if it isn’t fun to build it, we won’t)
- Learning (we’ll take some detours along the way when appropriate)
- A design/architecture that supports change in key areas
Following along at home
I’ll be using git / github to manage the changes over time. I’ll be providing commit ids along the way for the folks that would like to follow along.
Summary
I'm going to build a time-series system and while I do so I will write down all of the ugly details along the way. You can follow along and we'll learn something together.


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1. returnOne : Incremented value of common constant → SURVIVED 2. returnOne : Negated value of common constant → SURVIVED 3. returnOne : Replaced value of common constant with 0 → SURVIVED 4. returnOne : Decremented value of common constant → SURVIVED |
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Subversion - A Quick Tutorial
I don't know how I managed to survive for years without some sort of version control for my personal projects. First, I used to manually make backup copies of my project directory in case I wanted to revert back or compare revisions. Later, I relied on Eclipse for a very basic version control system. Eclipse stores copies of project files after every save, and lets you compare revisions. Next, I decided to write a script that made backup copies of my projects directory, and archived them according to date/time.
Finally, and given that I have been using CVS to contribute to various Open Source projects for a long time, I saw the light and decided to utilize a version control system for my own projects.
I have been hearing about Subversion for a while, but never had the chance to read more on or try it out. So I decided to experiment with it instead of going directly with CVS. First, it started as "trying something new" but later I realized Subversion has new features that cover many limitations of CVS. I'm no guru of either, but here's what I found:
- Subversion tracks structure of folders. CVS doesn't have the concept of folders.
- Subversion has a global revision number for the whole repository. CVS tracks each file individually. A commit that represents one logical change to the project code may change a group of files; in Subversion, this commit will have one revision number instead of separate revision numbers for every changed file in CVS.
- Subversion commands are very similar to CVS. It's very easy to
switch for CVS users. Most of the time it's a matter of replacing
cvs
withsvn
.
Again, I don't know all ins and outs of CVS or Subversion, if I'm missing anything, please correct me!
It took me less than an hour to experiment with Subversion, learn it, and import my projects to it. So I decided to write a quick tutorial for those who:
- Are already familiar with version control systems (like CVS).
- Haven't used any for controlling their local projects.
- Would like to try Subversion.
If this is not your case, I point you to "Version Control with Subversion" where I started reading about Subversion.
Read on for the quick tutorial.
Installation
The first step for using Subversion is installing it. This depends on your system. For us, Gentoo users, we can get Subversion going with one command:
# emerge subversion
Subversion has packages for many systems, Linux (Gentoo, Debian, Fedora, ...), Mac OS X, FreeBSD, Windows, ...
Creating The Repository
The first Subversion tool we will use is svnadmin
.
This tool is for administration tasks, like creating repositories,
making backup dumps, and the like. To create a repository, open the
command line, change the current directory to where you want to create
it, and run svnadmin
:
$ cd /home/ayman $ svnadmin create svn
/home/ayman
)
I called my repository svn. You can call it whatever you like. Subversion uses this directory to store information about your projects, like file revisions. You won't need to directly deal with this directory, so I suggest keeping it in a safe place and not tinkering with its contents unless you know what you're doing.
Importing Projects
Now that we have a repository, we will use the svn
tool to import and manage projects. To import a project, first create a directory for it in your repository. To do so run svn mkdir
:
$ svn mkdir file:///home/ayman/svn/myproj
/home/ayman/svn/myproj
with the actual path to your repository and the new project name)
Subversion will open your default text editor and ask you to enter a log message. Enter an explanation of what you're doing, save, and exit the editor.
Next, it's time to import project files. Change the current directory to the project's directory, and run svn import
:
$ cd /home/ayman/[...]/myproj $ svn import file:///home/ayman/svn/myproj
/home/ayman/[...]/myproj
to the newly-created myproj directory in your repository)
Check out, Modify, Commit
As I said, the repository is stored in the svn
directory which you won't deal with. To work on your files, first you
need to check a working copy out of the repository. To do so, use svn checkout
:
$ svn checkout file:///home/ayman/svn
A new directory named myproj will be created containing your project
files. You can work and modify them. Once you're done and you want to
store the new revision in your repository, run svn commit
in the checked-out myproj directory:
$ svn commit
Subversion will open your default editor asking for a log message. Again, enter an explanation, save, and exit.
Working with Revisions
Now let's make real use of Subversion. While working with revisions, you can:
Check Status
$ svn status [filename]
Compare different Revisions
$ svn compare -r R1:R2 [filename]
Revert Local Edits
$ svn revert [filename]
Revert to Previous Revisions
$ svn update -r R
[filename] is optional; you can run the previous commands on the current directory if you omit it.
A Final Word
This is a very quick start for using Subversion to control local projects. For extended help on commands, you can always use svn help [command]
to get a help message on [command], for example:
svn help import
This will give a lengthy explanation on
svn import
.
In addition, check out "Version Control with Subversion" for detailed information.
Good luck, and happy subversion'ing!
JVA (not verified) | Good for you | Fri, 2006/01/13 - 5:23pm
Version Control, is an essential tool in software engineering, so good for you to switch into this organized programming world, no lost versions anymore, no overwritten version either.
I use CVS, i've heard that SVN is better, but CVS is more popular "as far as i know", and i started with CVS first. I do basic management of my source, no branches and stuff, so i'll stick to CVS.
Anyway, nice tutorial.
nart (not verified) | btw, its also nice to use | Tue, 2006/02/14 - 2:39pm
btw, its also nice to use Trac (http://www.edgewall.com/trac/) with svn for collaborative projects.
john (not verified) | subversion | Fri, 2009/02/13 - 3:35am
Great choice by picking Subversion.  In my opinion, it is the best version control system out there.  Just one remark. I think it's a better idea to create repositories on per project basis, this way you will have separate numbering for different projects. Anyway it's a very useful summary.
Pelle (not verified) | Repositories per project? | Fri, 2008/09/12 - 1:05pm
Dear all,
I'm only just getting started with version control and I chose subversion with TortoiseSVN for my needs.
I had thought about doing repositories per project, too, but somehow I feel like this is not intended.
Does anyone know where to start reading about repository-layout and whether it's a good or bad idea to do this on a per-project approach or rather do repositories for a single group of developers or whatever?
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Pelle.
maram (not verified) | the tag <cite></cite> not work | Sun, 2006/08/20 - 3:21pm
I'm use firefox.
Ayman | Fixed, thanks, I installed a | Sun, 2006/08/20 - 3:56pm
Fixed, thanks, I installed a new filter that broke this article.
prasad iyer (not verified) | Very nice article | Sat, 2008/08/30 - 10:04pm
Very well written. I am setting up my repository now.
Thanks for the help
Aamod (not verified) | Thanks | Fri, 2008/10/24 - 4:44pm
Very neatly written and useful for lazy people like me. Using svn after just reading this single page.
Thanks ;-)
Ahmed El Gamil (not verified) | Thanks :) | Mon, 2008/11/17 - 9:17pm
Thanks Ayman for this simple yet powerful tutorial
DJ (not verified) | nice | Wed, 2009/02/11 - 1:28am
Thanks for the simple version of setting this up.
Abdullah (not verified) | Well written totorial. | Mon, 2009/02/16 - 2:22pm
Well written totorial. Thanks
al (not verified) | i have installed Subversion | Tue, 2009/03/03 - 1:31pm
i have installed Subversion in Ubuntu but how do i access it from WinXp.
Matthew Frazier (not verified) | Very good tutorial | Fri, 2009/03/20 - 5:54pm
Thanks for putting this together. A very clean, concise guide to setting up a simple versioning system. I was up and running in under 15 minutes.
Tom (not verified) | re | Fri, 2009/03/27 - 10:10pm
A tutorial walkthrough of Subversion, from creating your first repository to basic branching and merging. *A detailed look at the most important Subversion client commands, as well as properties, user configuration, and integration with a variety of external tools. *A guide to repository administration and organization, including repository security and migration from another version control system. *An in-depth look at automation in Subversion, including using hook scripts, metadata, and the Subversion API, plus example scripts. *Case studies that examine both archetypal and real-world projects and their use of Subversion. *A Subversion command reference for fast access to essential technical information. *Details on Subversion's many advanced features, such as its Apache-integrated WebDAV server and database file storage system. Whether you are an administrator, project manager, or software developer, Subversion Version Control will show you how to realize the full potential of Subversion.
Tom Green
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Anonymous (not verified) | Command prompt sucks | Tue, 2009/04/21 - 4:18am
Don't know why anyone would want to use a command prompt and not the context menu (assuming you're using windows) to do all this above. Same with using Visual SVN Server. Command prompt is sooo tedious.
GeekyGrad (not verified) | Great tutorial | Thu, 2009/04/30 - 9:25pm
This is a great piece of work - I linked to it in my article on using Subversion for LaTeX files.
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Originally, though, Carter almost avoided these headaches. At first, he didn’t intend to run for president.
“I was recruited by somebody who was running for Student Senate, and they were running for president, and I was running for treasurer,” Carter said. “The person originally running for president left our ticket. It was just me and the current vice president now, Elizabeth Lilly, and we're just talking about it, and I'm like, ‘I’ll do it. I’ll run for president.’”
The final ticket included Carter as president, Eliza Ivan as treasurer and Lilly as vice president. Even with their support, Carter still ran into difficulties due to the online setting.
“One thing I can say is the whole being online thing is just different. Communication is ran differently than how Student Senate normally operates and me, coming (with) no prior experience, I had to make my own way as I went through it,” Carter said.
While Carter lamented the difficulties of being online, Lilly believes he did a good job of facilitating online meetings.
“You sit in a room, and he might not be the most talkative person, but he's the one that is listening to what everybody (is) saying,” Lilly said. “He genuinely cares about what people have to say.”
Most students become friends in the dining halls, dorms or through other activities, but Lilly and Carter forged their bond through leading Senate together. Carter formed a close bond with his vice president throughout the year.
“(We) definitely have different senses of humor. Mine's a lot dorkier than his,” Lilly said. “But in the end, we just balanced each other out really well and have just really gotten to understand each other really well.”
As Carter is nearing the end of his term, he has positive words for how Senate has allowed him to get out of his comfort zone and is still helping him in the final days of his position.
“I still think Student Senate is just helping me grow more because I am getting out of my comfort zone doing different things I've never done,” Carter said. “I’m still growing and learning, and Student Senate is helping with that.”
Despite his growth and new skills, Carter doesn’t aspire to begin a career in politics. Instead, he aims to use his biological sciences degree as a background for dentistry.
“I still think Student Senate is just helping me grow more because I am getting out of my comfort zone doing different things I've never done. I’m still growing and learning, and Student Senate is helping with that.”—Ian Carter, student senate president
Carter’s ability to work person-to-person and form strong connections was highlighted by Greek life Senator Ian Dickens. Through Greek life, they’ve met each other multiple times, and Dickens holds Carter in high esteem.
“Knowing how hard he worked as a person … it made you, as a Senator, want to work hard and achieve as much as he was as a person,” Dickens said. “He made the entire environment very comfortable. He made it adaptable as well, especially for those struggling to adapt to the online platform that we had to adjust.”
One of the more recent examples of Carter’s hard work comes from the continuation of the Satisfactory/No credit alternate grading system this semester. To get the popular policy back into the hands of students, Carter had to spend hours using his personal skills.
“A lot of meetings,” Carter said of the process. “But it was just talking to different groups who actually had the say-so on that basis … just going to countless meetings.”
While the S/NC option was a key point in the administration’s success this year, Governmental Affairs Commissioner Maxeen Ramlo believed it was not the largest achievement of the past year.
“A continuation of such a policy is great, but it isn’t enough to leave a good legacy for a Student Senate President,” Ramlo said in an email.
Regardless of how his administration is viewed, next year, Carter will be succeeded by Ivan, the current Senate treasurer. Ivan expressed gratitude for Carter helping her understand the importance of optimism.
“A key lesson I learned from President Carter would be to stay positive and hopeful. In all of our projects, Ian would stay hopeful and positive when things would go differently than we expected them to,” Ivan said in an email.
Despite the frustrations and success of the long and difficult year — both for Carter and many students — Carter had a message for incoming freshmen.
“A lot of people do that when they come to college: they reinvent themselves to the person that they want to be. So I would say just get out, meet new people, try new things,” Carter said. “You come here to get education, but you can learn so much about yourself and others outside of the classroom.”


public interface RFCardReaderOperationResult extends OperationResult
RFCardReaderOperationResult
s are generated by the RFCard reader device implementation
to notify the application of the completion of an operation.
The getResultCode()
method
inherited from OperationResult
is used to
retrieve the success of the operation. Constants are defined in
OperationResult for that purpose.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
ERR_CARD_UNREACHABLE
Card did not respond to a request.
|
static int |
ERR_COMMUNICATION
Exchange with card failed due to a communication error (parity, crc...).
|
static int |
ERR_MULTI_CARD
Many cards are placed
|
static int |
ERR_PROTOCOL
Protocol error - an error has occurred in the communication with the card.
|
CANCEL, ERR_DEVICE_BASE, ERR_GENERAL_ERROR, ERR_NO_INFO, ERR_NO_PERMISSION, ERR_TIMEOUT, NONE, SUCCESS
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Card |
getCard()
Gets the card of scanning.
|
getResultCode
static final int ERR_COMMUNICATION
static final int ERR_PROTOCOL
static final int ERR_CARD_UNREACHABLE
static final int ERR_MULTI_CARD
Card getCard()
MifareCard
,
MifareUltralightCard
,
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eTodo is a P2P task manager written in erlang. Key functionality include:
All users have a To-Do list called “All tasks”, this list includes all To-Do:s (including all sub To-Do:s) created in eTodo. “All tasks” is a system list and cannot be removed.
Use “All tasks” list if you want to search in all your To-Do:s
It can also be used to find new To-Do:s that has been shared with you. To find To-Do:s that are not assigned to any other list other then “All tasks” use filter “Assigned” that you access by right clicking on the column header named “Id” or you can just change list to "Inbox"
This list isn't actually a To-Do list. It is the list "All tasks" with filter "Assigned" activated. This is the easiest way of checking for new To-Do:s or To-Do:s which hasn't been assigned to a list.
You create a new To-Do list using the button:
A window will appear where you can add, remove and rename To-Do lists.
After you have created a new list, choose the list in the drop down to the right of the “Manage lists” button.
You can create a To-Do using the toolbar buttons:
The first toolbar button will place the new To-Do in the beginning of the To-Do list. The second toolbar button will place the new To-Do at the end of the To-Do list. Control+N is the keyboard short cut for creating a new To-Do at the end of a To-Do list.
A To-Do is edited using the bottom part of the main To-Do window.
Status and priority is changed using the comboboxes in the edit area. Status can also be changed by right clicking on a To-Do and using the context menu.
Reminders are set using the button: "Set reminder for task"
The check box Start date can enable/disable a reminder.
Due date is just to set a date when the task is due, it has nothing to do with reminders. The description field is for writing about the task that should be done. The comment field is for writing about the ongoing work on the task.
“Add comment” adds the date and user name to the end of the comment field.
“Send message about task update”
Send a message to all user the task is shared with, that says the task has been updated.
Owner indicates which user that is supposed to own the task at the moment.
“Manage owners”
If you need to set an owner that isn't an eTodo user, you can do that using this button. Just create a new owner.
“Add task to list”
Is used to assign lists to a task this can also be done by right clicking the To-Do and adding/removing the ToDo to a list using the "Lists" sub menu.
To move a task to a sub task, use cut/paste task.
“Share task with user”
A task can be shared with other peers. A shared task will be added to the “All tasks” list of the other peer. Updates to the shared task is done in real time.
Use the "Inbox" to find tasks that has been shared with you.
The list “All tasks” is a good place to start when you want to search through all your To-Do:s. When you are doing a search you need to configure which fields to search in.
This is done using the button: “Configure which fields to search in”
To do a search enter the text you want to search for in the search field and press enter. This will do a normal search which is a non case sensitive text search.
There are two more search methods available
Regexp search is activated by writing “re~” before your search string. To learn about the regexp search syntax check out the documentation for the re module in Erlang.
Advanced search is activated by writing “as~” before your search string. You have the following logical operators when using advanced search:
To get the contents of a ToDo list you use @”Listname”
There is also the possibility of using the two other methods of searching while using advanced search. This is accomplished by using the following construct. {[Field1, Field2, ...], “value”} where value is the search string and Field* is the columns to search through.
as~ {[Owner], “mikael”} and @”Work”
Gets all To-Do:s that have owner “mikael” and is in the list “Work”
as~ @”Work” or @”Private”
Gets all To-Do:s in the lists “Work” and “Private”
as~ @”Work” not @”Boring”
Gets all To-Do:s inte the list “Work” which isn't in the list “Boring”
eTodo can connect to other eTodo users by connecting a circle. As long as the other peer is connected to the same circle using the same password the two peers will connect.
To connect to a circle a peer in that circle needs to be configured.
Open the network settings window:
Enter the eTodo peer info:
After that is done, just log into the circle using Ctrl+l and all the peers connected to the circle should appear.
To be able to directly connect from peer A to peerB, peer B:s IP and port needs to be accessable.
If direct communication isn't possible due to firewall issues, eTodo looks for another peer C which is connected to peer B. It then connects to peer B using peer C as a proxy.
Data can go trough multiple peers before it reaches its destination. It always tries to take the shortest route.
Connecting to the web gui using your phone is almost always a problem. This can be solved using another eTodo installation as a proxy. You need to set the web password of the proxy server to the same password as the eTodo peer you are trying to reach.
After the installation of the proxy peer is done, use "Make proxy link" menu alternative on the destination peer to make a link which uses the proxy peer to connect to the web gui.
The short explanation is that me and a friend took a course in P2P systems and made this our programming assignment.
Another reason was to solve the problem of sharing To-Do:s.
My goal with eTodo was to be able to have all my To-Do:s in one application, and I don't really like to save my own personal To-Do:s on a central server not owned by me, and my employer doesn't really like me to save work To-Do:s on a central server outside the company, so storing everything in a local database solves both issues.


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CHMEX21-Aug-18 08:04 AM
james was one node with has at some point 200+ connections
as its very decentralized there is no way to really know.
KomodoWorld21-Aug-18 08:06 AM
ok
as for "# of entities in control of >50% of voting/mining power" I put 42, since NN have 75% of blocks and 42 make 50% of overall blocks
right?
jl777c21-Aug-18 08:12 AM
42 sounds right
i estimate approx 777 nodes
also from the rich list, it could be about 42 that control half the coins
KomodoWorld21-Aug-18 08:16 AM
yes my calc is about the same, excluding the exchanges and funds
CHMEX21-Aug-18 08:23 AM
let me know if you need some sort of api to grab data
so once again 42 is the answer
jl777c21-Aug-18 08:26 AM
it has always been so
haha21-Aug-18 10:53 AM
Is the scalability feature live on KMD
jl777c21-Aug-18 10:55 AM
current version of KMD can spawn scalable chains
haha21-Aug-18 10:55 AM
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B. Gültekin Çetiner21-Aug-18 11:17 AM
@KomodoWorld Stellar seems to be much worse than Ripple.(edited)
KomodoWorld21-Aug-18 11:22 AM
yes, I remember it forked from Ripple in 2013 or 14. Don't know much about it
Farullalla Fashuk21-Aug-18 12:37 PM
hi all, quick question: i hold kmd in the agama wallet. what do i need to do in order to take part in the staking process - just send a tx to myself once a month? cheers!
@Alright Is it actually a POS and POW combo because I have yet to see staked blocks and secondly, what would happen on another chain reset (a snapshot of the existing balances)?
how are you staking it it... I shielded my pow mined blocks and I haven't seen any
xRobeSx23-Aug-18 12:57 AM
same here, I've been staking(edited)
bishop23-Aug-18 01:00 AM
@xRobeSx and @webworker01 joined staked for further discussion
traiderqwerty23-Aug-18 09:16 AM
Hi, I sent a komodo of agama, but confirmation is already 10 minutes 0, how can I cancel a transaction or what do I need to do?
problem solved
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Caglio23-Aug-18 02:24 PM
lol, komodo trading on barter dex = 6$ in last 24 hours ?
I thought barterdex is going to be revolutionary, this aint revolutionary
CHMEX23-Aug-18 02:28 PM
It is revolutionary or do you know another exchange where you can trade 40'000+ pairs while you are in control of the funds at all times?
xRobeSx23-Aug-18 02:38 PM
the tech is revolutionary. People just need to use it
grewalsatinder23-Aug-18 02:39 PM
Was bitcoin revolutionary in 2010? One year after?
How many ppl traded bitcoin?
What percentage?
Does ur local store accept bitcoin for bread and milk already?
KomodoWorld23-Aug-18 02:45 PM
the tech is revolutionary, it nees better ux, the new mm2.0 and expanding assetchains ecosystem to fully show its potential to users. In time it will all come
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grewalsatinder23-Aug-18 02:46 PM
I like kmd bears
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did anyone say Komodo BEER ? (edited)
grewalsatinder23-Aug-18 02:53 PM
Heh yea u got it even better
Tommyboy5023-Aug-18 07:14 PM
@Caglio true
But with hard launch and proper marketing
When the hyperdex is launched fully I can see it being successful
Anyone know the ETA for this btw? Last I read about it was many weeks ago, and the hard launch was stated as within August
dontrustverify23-Aug-18 08:08 PM
I've noticed KMD sitting 6th place on blockchain activity ;) good signs ahead
Komodo Platform was teamed up with Ideas By Nature, a Denver-based blockchain agency, to complete a full rebranding and create a focused product strategy.
Emil | Altcoin Magazine24-Aug-18 11:34 AM
Well, I read the ann and the article but it's still unclear. It's my impression that it's only a visual rebrand.
KomodoWorld24-Aug-18 11:36 AM
visual and identity, i.e. how to explain/market Komodo
and later also UX for wallet/dex
Cryptoon24-Aug-18 11:37 AM
@Emil | Altcoin Magazine@Daniel CP Daniel CPvandaag om 09:55
@Seko No official decisions have been made but we will probably be keeping the same name (or at least the "Komodo" part of it, the word "platform" is still on the table since we want to differentiate ourselves from all the other projects calling themselves platforms)
The logo, colors, and typeface will all be redesigned
Emil | Altcoin Magazine24-Aug-18 11:47 AM
Awesome. It's just really confusing since the word "brand" refers to the name it self so a rebranding would mean a new name unless it's stated that it will be a visual rebranding only. Just telling you so you can avoid further confusion form other people
Daniel CP24-Aug-18 11:50 AM
That's a fair interpretation of the word "brand" but it looks like we will not be changing the name (although this isn't 100% for sure, no major decisions have been made yet)
When we say "brand" we do mean things like visual branding (colors, font, logo) but we also mean brand as in how people think about Komodo
So perhaps "brand identity" would be a more accurate term
We're doing visual rebranding but we'll also be creating new messaging, a new website, and a new UI/UX for an app
So a lot of different aspects to the rebrand
xRobeSx24-Aug-18 02:35 PM
I can't tell you the number of people messaging me asking if KMD is changing is name, or starting a new chain altogether similar to BTCD -> KMD
This needs to be addressed elsewhere besides just here IMO and look into using a different term for "rebrand"
Daniel CP24-Aug-18 02:37 PM
That's fair but I think we covered everything in the official announcement. We've given all the info we have at this time
We are def not starting a new chain
dan.24-Aug-18 02:37 PM
Did I read somewhere they did Dash? Were they responsible for the name change to Dash?
Daniel CP24-Aug-18 02:38 PM
Not sure where that idea wouldve come from
dan.24-Aug-18 02:38 PM
Every name change I can think of in Crypto has merited results, just thinking out loud
xRobeSx24-Aug-18 02:39 PM
I know the chain wouldn't change so that was an easy answer, but seeing that it happened the last time the name was changed its not an unreasonable question/thought.
Daniel CP24-Aug-18 02:41 PM
That's valid but we def aren't starting a new chain
And while nothing is certain, I think (personal opinion here, not speaking as a team member) its really unlikely that the name will change
We tried to put all the info we have at this point in the announcement
All I can say is that a lot of things have yet to be decided but we are 100% gonna do what is best for Komodo and will always take community feedback into consideration
dan.24-Aug-18 02:45 PM
imo, if the goal is brand image and awareness, everything has to possibly be on the table
snowdamn24-Aug-18 02:51 PM
marketing
grewalsatinder24-Aug-18 03:45 PM
Instead of silly rumor and unconfirmed news, just better to rely on official announcements and wait for confirmations, and updates.(edited)


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ml_linear_regression( x, formula = NULL, fit_intercept = TRUE, elastic_net_param = 0, reg_param = 0, max_iter = 100, weight_col = NULL, loss = "squaredError", solver = "auto", standardization = TRUE, tol = 1e-06, features_col = "features", label_col = "label", prediction_col = "prediction", uid = random_string("linear_regression_"), ... )
| x | A |
|---|---|
| formula | Used when |
| fit_intercept | Boolean; should the model be fit with an intercept term? |
| elastic_net_param | ElasticNet mixing parameter, in range [0, 1]. For alpha = 0, the penalty is an L2 penalty. For alpha = 1, it is an L1 penalty. |
| reg_param | Regularization parameter (aka lambda) |
| max_iter | The maximum number of iterations to use. |
| weight_col | The name of the column to use as weights for the model fit. |
| loss | The loss function to be optimized. Supported options: "squaredError" and "huber". Default: "squaredError" |
| solver | Solver algorithm for optimization. |
| standardization | Whether to standardize the training features before fitting the model. |
| tol | Param for the convergence tolerance for iterative algorithms. |
| features_col | Features column name, as a length-one character vector. The column should be single vector column of numeric values. Usually this column is output by |
| label_col | Label column name. The column should be a numeric column. Usually this column is output by |
| prediction_col | Prediction column name. |
| uid | A character string used to uniquely identify the ML estimator. |
| ... | Optional arguments; see Details. |
The object returned depends on the class of x
.
spark_connection
: When x
is a spark_connection
, the function returns an instance of a ml_estimator
object. The object contains a pointer to
a Spark Predictor
object and can be used to compose
Pipeline
objects.
ml_pipeline
: When x
is a ml_pipeline
, the function returns a ml_pipeline
with
the predictor appended to the pipeline.
tbl_spark
: When x
is a tbl_spark
, a predictor is constructed then
immediately fit with the input tbl_spark
, returning a prediction model.
tbl_spark
, with formula
: specified When formula
is specified, the input tbl_spark
is first transformed using a
RFormula
transformer before being fit by
the predictor. The object returned in this case is a ml_model
which is a
wrapper of a ml_pipeline_model
.
When x
is a tbl_spark
and formula
(alternatively, response
and features
) is specified, the function returns a ml_model
object wrapping a ml_pipeline_model
which contains data pre-processing transformers, the ML predictor, and, for classification models, a post-processing transformer that converts predictions into class labels. For classification, an optional argument predicted_label_col
(defaults to "predicted_label"
) can be used to specify the name of the predicted label column. In addition to the fitted ml_pipeline_model
, ml_model
objects also contain a ml_pipeline
object where the ML predictor stage is an estimator ready to be fit against data. This is utilized by ml_save
with type = "pipeline"
to faciliate model refresh workflows.
See http://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/ml-classification-regression.html for more information on the set of supervised learning algorithms.
Other ml algorithms:
ml_aft_survival_regression()
,
ml_decision_tree_classifier()
,
ml_gbt_classifier()
,
ml_generalized_linear_regression()
,
ml_isotonic_regression()
,
ml_linear_svc()
,
ml_logistic_regression()
,
ml_multilayer_perceptron_classifier()
,
ml_naive_bayes()
,
ml_one_vs_rest()
,
ml_random_forest_classifier()
if (FALSE) { sc <- spark_connect(master = "local") mtcars_tbl <- sdf_copy_to(sc, mtcars, name = "mtcars_tbl", overwrite = TRUE) partitions <- mtcars_tbl %>% sdf_random_split(training = 0.7, test = 0.3, seed = 1111) mtcars_training <- partitions$training mtcars_test <- partitions$test lm_model <- mtcars_training %>% ml_linear_regression(mpg ~ .) pred <- ml_predict(lm_model, mtcars_test) ml_regression_evaluator(pred, label_col = "mpg") }


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Hi there
Since we released 1.0, we've been working hard to stabilize BlueDevil as much as possible and after fixing a bunch of bugs in kio_obexftp, now it's turn for the wizard.
This is the changelog:
As you can see, there are plenty changes for a minor release and that's why we need some testing before release BlueDevil 1.0.2
This is already packaged in OpenSuse KDE:Unstable:Playground and to build it from the source you have to:
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Plantwatch: weather triggers magical season for exotic fungi
by Paul SimonsOutstanding conditions for growth topped by finds of exceptionally rare species around the UK
This has been a magical season for fungi. The weather has been outstanding, with a wet early spring, warm summer and autumn drenched in rain.
And although fungi are not plants, most depend for mutual nourishment on plants and trees, which also had a good growing season. Even the recent drop in temperatures has helped to trigger the growth of mushrooms and toadstools, the fruiting bodies of fungi.
There have also been some finds of exceptionally rare fungi. The fabulous exotic violet coral fungus looks like something from a tropical coral reef and was found on the Llyn peninsula, Gwynedd. “It’s the first time I’ve seen it in about 10 years,” said Trevor Dines of the plant charity Plantlife.
Another uncommon species was the devil’s fingers fungus found in the Malvern hills on the Herefordshire-Worcestershire border. This fungus looks like a sea creature with striking pink-purple “tentacles” covered in stinking goo. The stench attracts insects to the tentacles where the spores lie, and which are picked up and spread by the insects.
The fungus originally came from Australia and New Zealand and appeared in France in 1914, possibly carried in military equipment during the first world war; it was first discovered in England in 1946.


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This is my attempt to build a simple responsive photo grid in under 5:20.
First I start off by cloning tachyons into a new folder called tops. Then I run npm install . && npm start so that I can get going while all the packages install - and npm start will kick off exactly when it's done. Running npm start triggers a browser to open that is now set to reload everytime you save a file. This gives me a quick feedback loop I find invaluable while doing responsive design.
At the end I notice that the grid looks messy and unintentional due to the number of photos. I solve this by setting two to be 50% with and then having a row of 4 above that. Not an ideal solution, but I didn't have much time to think of much else :)


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There are two options when building a schema: defining it inline using the fluent builder and defining it externally and deserializing. Which method you use depends on your specific requirements.
Deserialization
JsonSchema
which just does Done. There are many reasons why you would want to hard-code your schemas. This library actually hard-codes all of the meta-schemas. Whatever your reason, the The builder class itself is pretty simple. It just has an Once you've added all of your properties, just call the Let's take a look at some of the builder extension methods. Some of the more straightforward builder methods are for like the Notice that these methods implement a fluent interface so that you can chain them together. Other extension methods can take multiple values. These have been overloaded to accept both or just Lastly, we have the extension methods which take advantage of C# 7 tuples. These include keywords like Did you notice how the To help things further, This cast can be used anywhere a var mySchema = JsonSchema.FromText(content);
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method to get your schema object.var builder = new JsonSchemaBuilder()
// builder methods
;
var schema = builder.Build();
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and $comment
keywords, which just take a string:builder.Comment("a comment")
.Title("A title for my schema");
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and params
arrays just to keep things flexible.var required = new List<string>{"prop1", "prop2"};
builder.Required(required);
builder.Required("prop1", "prop2");
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and properties
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.Type(SchemaValueType.String)
.MinLength(8)
),
("prop2", new JsonSchemaBuilder()
.Type(SchemaValueType.Number)
.MultipleOf(42)
)
);
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is just included directly without the .Build()
method? These methods actually require JsonSchema
objects. This leads us into the next part.Conversions
JsonSchemaBuilder
defines an implicit cast to JsonSchema
which calls the .Build()
method.JsonSchema
also defines implicit conversions from bool
. This allows you to simply use true
and false
to create their respective schemas.builder.Properties(
("prop1", new JsonSchemaBuilder()
.Type(SchemaValueType.String)
.MinLength(8)
),
("prop2", new JsonSchemaBuilder()
.Type(SchemaValueType.Number)
.MultipleOf(42)
),
("prop3", true)
);
JsonSchema
is needed, such as in the additionalProperties
or items
keywords.builder.Properties(
("prop1", new JsonSchemaBuilder()
.Type(SchemaValueType.String)
.MinLength(8)
),
("prop2", new JsonSchemaBuilder()
.Type(SchemaValueType.Number)
.MultipleOf(42)
),
("prop3", true),
("prop4", new JsonSchemaBuilder()
.Type(SchemaValueType.Array)
.Items(true)
)
)
.AdditionalProperties(false);


$def with () $var jsfiles: home.js $var cssfiles:
There are just a few more things you need to do to get started.


 You will typically have an opening tag and a closing tag
For example < b > is a bold tag.
HTML Attributes
Certain tags have attributes, you can use the A HREF tag used to hyperlink.
I can create a link by using the A HREF tag. For example, This clicking this link will take you to google
You can also use the img tag to add an image to your webapage. To do this, you have to use the < img src = "url" alt = "text" > tag. For example, i'm adding this image of Hawaii by doing so:
When you use a img tag, it is a void tag because you do not need to use a closing tag.
Also, if the link is broken, the "text" part of the tag will appear. This is also useful for blind people.
Line Breaks
You can use the tag < BR > to create a line break
......This is also a void tag
Another tag you can use for a line break is the < P > tag, which is not void.
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< br > is used inline
< p > is block, it kind of creates an invisible box around the text where you can change the width and height
inline elements
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- < img >
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A lot of people seem to think I’m the kind of chef who uses loads and loads of ingredients, combining and layering without thinking twice. We were having a discussion about what to cook for dinner this evening. It’s ‘donderdag veggiedag’, an initiative from the Belgian EVA VZW to eat a vegetarian meal each thursday, and since I’m a vegetarian, it’s generally accepted that I should know a lot of good recipes.
Friend: “So, what’s for dinner today, something veggie?”
Me “Uhm, act-”
Friend: “Nevermind, you always cook super complicated stuff, right, I can’t do that.”
(conversation continues about something else)
That got me thinking. Do I think of myself as a ‘complicated’ chef (sounds cooler than cook)?
Complex to simple
The answer is: I don’t. I think I used to. When I started cooking for myself 10 years ago, I did my best to live up to my father’s expectations to prepare intricate meals with lots of different steps to prepare. But as I had no idea what I was doing, I continually failed at creating something decent. I did not hesitate to create my own Thai curry paste, without even knowing what the required ingredients where. I bought a bag of 2 kilo dried hot peppers from the local asian market without even knowing I would ever use 4 of those peppers. I read and loved cookbooks like Yottam Ottolenghi’s Plenty but couldn’t keep up with the staggering amount of fresh herbs required for each recipe.
Years passed. My cooking behaviour changed. I started to get the hang of it. I learned to learn about cooking, the meta-cooking, the ‘deep stuff’. I got into fermenting, creating simple things myself, creating everything myself and knowing what I’m doing and why I’m doing it. I started being addicted to food related (the why) books and stopped reading cookbooks (the how).
So, my style evolved, as it usually does when you’re doing something for quite some time with deliberate practice, with attention to detail. Today, after that weird discussion ending, it actually hit me: you can apply several software development principles to (my) cooking style(s).
KISS: Keep It Simple, Stupid!
Instead of throwing every herb and spice you have at something, be more picky. Think about what will go well with that one ingredient. Is pepper really needed here? Should you even add cheese, doesn’t that hide the taste of your main ingredient? Keep it simple.
I made something really simple for dinner: tortilla’s. That would require something nice spreadable and some topping. I bought some local (another thing to focus on) buffalo mozzarella from the Ardennes and still had a cooked beetroot. BAM.
Well, not really. I added a fermented shallot to create a sour tang and - of course - some salt. Because it had to be spreadable and because I happen to love olive oil, that was also added.
Three ingredients. (Salt and oil doesn’t count as an ingredient in my kitchen) That’s it.
Okay, I’m lying, fermenting a shallot requires a week of undevoted attention. (It actually does not…) I like layering simple things to create something complex, but still in essence, simple.
I made something really simple this morning: a REST API.
I made something really simple this evening: a beetroot spread.
You Aint Gonna Need It (YAGNI) is a variant of KISS. You won’t be needing those nuts in a pesto if you’re using a lot in pasta, you won’t taste that anyway combined with the hard cheese. I’ve found it a lot better if you toast the nuts whole and add them to the meal as a finisher, instead of grinding them in the pesto. Leave out the nuts when making a pesto as pizza base, that’s going to be expensive and you won’t be tasting it.
Less is more, right?
DRY: Don’t Repeat Yourself!
Using a lot of the same tasting ingredients can ruin the whole meal. Simple examples are something too sour (lemon and too much acidity) or too sweet (strawberries with honey and sugar). Of course, fervent sweet lovers will disagree on this one. But it’s a handy rule when combining ingredients.
Don’t add too much vinegar and a lot of lemon.
Don’t add loads of pepper combined with chilli.
Peter Reinhart’s sacred Quest for the Best pizza let him to believe you should use a very limited amount of core ingredients on your pizza, let’s say 4. You can include the sauce as one of those ingredients, or not - that’s up to you. But don’t exceed that number or you risk the chance of tasting “pizza” in general and not “smoked bell pepper” and “mozzarella”. I used to throw as much stuff on the pizza base as I could - one wouldn’t want to be hungry afterwards, right? The crust couldn’t even get baked well because of all the moisture.
I think you can extrapolate any general programming principle to cooking principles if you’re a bit creative.
That said, I still don’t have a clue of what I’m doing when cooking because each time you try to create something, you end up with something else but you’ve also been on a journey. Food Lab might help me create a better risotto but in the end you’re the one who has to buy and cook the rice…


HTML Ordered List (ol) Examples
Grocery List:
- Eggs
- Milk
- Bread
WatchMojo's Top 10 Movies Everyone Should See at Least Once:
- “Seven Samurai” (1954)
- “One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest” (1975)
- “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” (1975)
- “Psycho” (1960)
- “200A Space Odyssey” (1968)
- “Schindler's List” (1993)
- “The Shawshank Redemption” (1994)
- "Goodfellas" (1990)
- "The Godfather" (1972)
- "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope" (1977)
Nested Ordered List Example
- first item
- second item
- second item first subitem
- second item second subitem
- second item third subitem
- third item
What is your favorite color? (Uppercase Letters Options)
- Blue
- Red
- Green
What is your favorite color? (Lowercase Letters Options)
- Blue
- Red
- Green
Uppercase Roman Numerals
- One
- Two
- Three
Lowercase Roman Numerals
- One
- Two
- Three
This List Starts at 50
- Why
- Hello
- There


Hi,
My Pi just killed the SD card so I have moved to the rock solid image from emoncms.
Everything is back up and running except for a small perl script I used on my own pi.
this basically checks the presence of AC mains voltage on the inverter if it doesn't detect a voltage during the daylight hours it emails me to let me know.
this protects against not knowing that the garage trip has popped as if it pops this causes the g83 protection to kick in which could leave me with PV off until i notice.
It has tripped twice in the last year and this helps me sort it quickly.
I used ssmtp in the past but cant seem to install it with the following error and im a centos person and have no idea re raspbian
Any clues how to fix it without a complete custom build of the gateway sd
root@oemgateway:/usr/local/bin# apt-get install ssmtp
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
libgnutls-openssl27 libgnutls26
The following NEW packages will be installed:
libgnutls-openssl27 ssmtp
The following packages will be upgraded:
libgnutls26
1 upgraded, 2 newly installed, 0 to remove and 44 not upgraded.
Need to get 818 kB/873 kB of archives.
After this operation, 280 kB of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue [Y/n]? Y
Err http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/ wheezy/main libgnutls26 armhf 2.12.20-7
404 Not Found
Err http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/ wheezy/main libgnutls-openssl27 armhf 2.12.20-7
404 Not Found
Failed to fetch http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/pool/main/g/gnutls26/libgnut... 404 Not Found
Failed to fetch http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/pool/main/g/gnutls26/libgnut... 404 Not Found
E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
Re: rock solid forwarder
Sorry if this is daft question, but did you run apt-get update before apt-get install ssmtp ?
It maybe trying to upgrade using out of date info.
btw DO NOT run apt-get upgrade though as this will possibly break the RO image irreversibly.
Re: rock solid forwarder
Agree with the above answer: I've run into this a few times and it has fixed itself with an ~$ apt-get update. If a mirror has moved to a new location, or gone offline, running update should stop it from 404ing by updating the package locations.
Otherwise, if that doesn't fix it, try pinging Google (~$ ping google.com). If that fails, then you have an issue with the internet connection (common culprit is the configuration in /etc/network/interfaces).


Public education is a treasured American value and the key to unlocking the American Dream. If Douglas County were a state, we would rank 49th for per-pupil student funding - only Utah gets less. These dramatic funding shortfalls are exacerbated by the previous school board's mismanagement, which lead to many of our best teachers leaving the district and 11 local schools coming under state improvement plans.
Our children deserve better.
Power generation through renewable methods is now cheaper than power generation through fossil fuels. We need to support incentives to make Colorado a hub for the production and utilization of renewable energy, creating jobs while lowering power bills.
Per-capita healthcare costs are rising precipitously in America. Simone can leverage her industry experience to help us pursue non-partisan, practical solutions to cut costs and improve public health. Whether you love or hate the idea of universal health care, it isn't happening soon. But there are many smaller things we can do now to make a big difference.
Colorado is one of the fastest growing states in the nation. We must take charge of urban planning to preserve our quality of life. Colorado is about hiking, biking, skiing, and riding in the fresh mountain air - not sitting in traffic. Conserving water also reduces rural/urban conflict.


Inversion of Control
Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection are closely related concepts. Basically, the coupling between objects is determined a run-time, not compile-time.
In BackboneJS, the event listener on
has a corresponding 'listenTo' method.
With on
, an object reacts to one of its own events.
With listenTo
, an object can listen to events from another object.
For example, in a Todo list application, the view object that displays the list of Todo items would listenTo
changes in the object representing a collection of Todos.
This is called an Inversion of Control because it is not known until run time which object(s) will be receiving events. With the on
method, you would could determine this lexically based on which objects defined the on
method.
Closure
A closure is said to "close around" variables. It is a function with a reference to an execution environment (usually a number of non-local variables).
var make_adder = function (y) { return function (x) { return x + y; } } var add_two = make_adder(2); add_two(5); // 7
Here the make_adder
function creates a function that closes around the x
variable.
You would say make_adder
returns a closure containing a reference to the variable y
, which, in the case of add_two
, equals 2
.
Lexical Scoping
"Scope" is about the rules that determine whether a variable name is valid and what its contents are.
Lexical scoping is determined by the program's text (hence "lexical"). A variable exists while the function that defined it exists. It disappears afterward.
In Javascript, functions are the only unit of structure that determine scope.
var x = 5; function f () { var x = 10; } function g () { return x; } g(); // 5
In a dynamically scoped language, the definition of x
from function f
would be available to g
, meaning the return value would be 10.