Legal Area
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF USE
This web site, castioficial.com, with the relative services and contents (hereinafter known as the "Site") is provided for users and/or clients (hereinafter known as the "Users" or User") for the promotion and sale of the consumables belonging to Serendipity Srl, and the supply of connected services, such as, for example, the newsletter and the contacts form (hereinafter known as the "Purpose").
The access, consultation, registration and any use of the Site and its relative contents and services, such as the purchase of products offered on it (hereinafter known as the ’"Use" or "To Use"), are activities regulated by these general conditions of use (hereinafter known as the "General Conditions of Use").
Use of the Site presumes that the User is aware of these General Conditions of Use, and shall lead to the unconditional and full acceptance of the same.
Therefore, the User is hereby invited to carefully read the General Conditions of Use, as well as the Privacy Information and the General Conditions of Sale, prior to Using the Site.
1 USE OF THE SITE
1.1 Use of the Site is exclusively authorised for personal reasons that are strictly connected with the Purpose and cannot be traced back, even only partially, to any activity of a professional, entrepreneurial, artisan and/or commercial nature.
1.2 Only adults shall be exclusively entitled to use the Site.
1.3 In using the Site, the User shall undertake not to:
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a) communicate untrue and/or incorrect information, and/or relative to third parties, without their explicit consent and/or use the same incorrectly;
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b) load, communicate and/or send materials, contents, links, files and transmit any other item that:
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I. is of an obscene, intimidating, offensive, harmful, violent, fraudulent, confidential or unlawful nature;
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II. constitute spam, pyramid communications, chains or any form of advertising or commercial or promotional communication unless it has been authorised in writing by the Operator;
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III. is technically dangerous or harmful, such as, for example IT viruses, malware, codes or other instruments that might damage the Operator’ IT systems as well as third party ones;
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c) interfere, interrupt, damage, infringe and/or tamper with the Site and its regular, functioning capacity;
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d) breach third party rights, the General Conditions of Use and Sale on the Site and/or any provision in the legislation that is currently in force, such as, by way of an example, the (Italian) Law No. 633, dated 22nd April 1941 on copyright and the (Italian) Legislative Decree Law No. 196, dated 30th June 2003, concerning personal data protection.
1.4 Notwithstanding the Operator’s right, at any time whatsoever, to interrupt, suspend and/or revoke, even at his own discretion, and without having to provide any reason whatsoever, Use of the Site. The User acknowledges and accepts that the Operator shall not, in any case whatsoever, be held liable for any interruptions, suspension and/or revocation of the Use of the Site.
2 INTELLECTUAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND DATA BANKS
2.1 Any rights concerning the contents present or made available on the Site or connected with it, by way of an example, but not limited to the same, texts, images, photographs, music, sound, video, designs, logos, graphics, layouts, source codes, software, design, the technical solutions adopted and the structure produced for the Site, data banks (hereinafter known as the "Contents"), are held by the Operator and the relative owners who entertain, directly and/or indirectly commercial relations with the Operator and are protected by the national and international laws in force on the subject of the protection of intellectual and/or industrial property rights and/or data banks.
2.2 Except for any temporary reproduction of the Contents for activities without any economic relevance and strictly connected with the Purpose, it is strictly forbidden to amend, reproduce, publish, transfer, divulge and/or use, otherwise, in any form or way, the Contents, without the Operator’s explicit authorisation in writing.
2.3 In any case, it is hereby understood, that The User’s use of the Site shall not lead to the latter’s acquisition of any rights whatsoever concerning the contents.
2.4 The User cannot undertake any operation that might contrast with the Operator’s regular management of the data bank, and the relative owners who entertain, directly and/or indirectly commercial relations with the Operator or which might cause unjustified prejudice to the same.
2.5 Within the limits of what has been envisaged by the national and international legislation in force concerning the protection of intellectual and industrial property rights and/or data banks, it is strictly forbidden to systematically extract and/or use the Contents of the Site, by means of data mining, robots and other systems aimed at acquiring and extracting data, as well as producing and/or divulging data collections that reproduce, either totally or partially, the Contents of the Site and the services supplied, without the Operator’s explicit authorisation in writing.
3 TRADE MARKS AND DOMINION NAMES
3.1 The trademarks, dominion names and all the other distinctive signs contained and/or connected with the Site belong exclusively to the Operator or the respective owners who entertain, directly and/or indirectly commercial relations with the Operator.
3.2 Use of the aforementioned distinctive symbols, in any way whatsoever, is strictly forbidden without the Operator’s explicit authorisation in writing, and that of the respective owners.
3.3 Use of the Operator’s name, as well as those who entertain, directly and/or indirectly commercial relations with the Operator is, in any case, strictly forbidden, as well as the use of the distinctive symbols, such as, for example, dominion names and trade-marks, by means of metadata (such as, for example, meta-tags e keyword-tags), without the Operator’s written authorisation or that of the respective owners
4 LINKS TO OTHER WEB SITES
4.1 The Site may have hypertext links to other web sites, which may have no connection whatsoever to the Site.
4.2 Said links have been exclusively indicated by the Operator to facilitate the Web Users navigation and connections towards other web sites.
4.3 Indication of a link shall not imply any kind of suggestion, sponsorship and/or recommendation by the Operator to use the connected web sites, nor any kind of warranty concerning the relative contents, services and/or goods offered and/or sold by the same.
4.4 The Operator does not control, in any way whatsoever, the web sites connected by links, nor the information, materials and products contained in them and, therefore, The User hereby acknowledges and recognises that the Operator cannot be held responsible for the actions, services, products, contents and the policies in force on said, web site, even in relation to personal data processing and conditions of sale.
4.5 Therefore, you are invited to carefully read the conditions of use, the conditions of sale, the privacy information and all, other legal notes on web sites other than the Site.
5 LINKS TO THE SITE
5.1 You can activate hypertext links to the Site, further to being authorised by the Operator to do so. To this end, you should contact the Operator at the following, e-mail address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Operator is, at all times, entitled to oppose the activation of links to the Site, even in consideration of the previous adoption of unfair commercial practices or ones not in compliance with sector uses, by an applicant, or rather unfair competition or actions discrediting the Operator
5.2 The activation of hypertext links is strictly forbidden (such as, but not limited to, deep links or deep frames) to the Site, without the Operator’s written authorisation.
6 PERSONAL ACCOUNT USE
6.1 The User shall undertake to supply accurate and complete data during the personal account registration phase, and promptly inform the Operator about any changes to the information supplied.
6.2 The User who is in possession of a personal account on the Site shall undertake to keep his access credentials confidential and monitor the regular operating capacity of the account, itself, and immediately inform the competent authorities of its use or an attempt to use his account by unauthorised third parties.
6.3 The User hereby accepts that he is solely responsible for all the actions initiated by means of his account, as well as all the damaging consequences or prejudice that might be caused to the Operator, or third parties, further to using his personal account in breach of the General Conditions of Use, the other legal notes set forth on the Site and/or applicable provisions in force, as well as the loss and theft of his access credentials.
6.4 Notwithstanding, the Operator’s entitlement, at any time whatsoever, to suspend, amend or cancel each personal, User account, in breach of the General Conditions of Use, other legal notes contained on the Site, legislative provisions in force or at the Operator’s unquestionable judgement. The User hereby acknowledges and accepts that the Operator shall not, in no case whatsoever, be held responsible for any suspensions, amendments and/or cancellations of his own, personal account.
7 WARRANTIES AND REPONSIBILITY PER USING THE SITE
7.1 The Operator hereby supplies the Site in its current state and fact in law, without any kind of warranty, explicit or implicit, for The User.
7.2 The Operator does not guarantee the Site’s regular operating capacity and those that are connected to it, even indirectly. Within the limits consented by law, the Operator shall not be held liable for any damages incurred through using the Site as well as the third party sites, which are, even indirectly, connected, such as, by way of an example, but not limited to the same, any damages incurred by IT systems, the loss of data or commercial opportunities, as well as damages caused by an interruption to economic activities or derived from Site errors, delays, omissions and inaccuracies.
7.3 The User acknowledges and accepts that the Operator cannot be retained as being in breach of his obligations, nor responsible for any damages incurred by the lack or incorrect functioning of The User’s own and/or third party hardware and software components, telephone and/or telematics connections that are not managed by the Operator directly, as well as the actions of other Users and/or third parties.
7.4 The User is the sole party responsible for Use of the Site. Within the limits consented by law, no responsibility whatsoever can be attributed to the Operator in relation to The User’s Use of the Site, which runs contrary to the legislative provisions in force, the legal notes set forth on the Site and/or damaging to third party rights. Within the limits of what has been envisaged by the legislative provisions in force, The User shall undertake to hold the Operator harmless from all charges and damages, including any legal fees that might be caused by his Use of the Site, in breach of the legislative provisions in force, the legal notes contained in the Site and/or damaging to third party rights.
8 PRIVACY POLICY
8.1 In relation to User, personal data processing, please refer to the Information on Privacy.
8.2 In order to take advantage of the services provided and made by The User, information specifications shall be supplied, and, where necessary, specific consent to personal data processing.
9 WARNINGS
9.1 The Operator has done everything possible to avoid that the Site Contents published describe or represent physically or psychologically violent scenes or any such ones that the Users’ sensitivity might retain them as being prejudicial to civil convictions, human rights and personal dignity, in all its forms and expressions. In any case, the Operator cannot guarantee that the Site’s Contents might be appropriate or lawful in other countries, excluding Italy. However, if said Contents are retained as being unlawful or illegal in some countries, access to the Site is not recommended and if The User does, in any case, access it, the use he makes of the services supplied shall be at his own, exclusive and personal responsibility.
9.2 Notwithstanding what has been envisaged in the Site’s legal notes and the legislative provisions in force, the Operator shall be entitled to amend – at any time whatsoever and without being obliged to communicate – any information, contents or other elements present on the Site.
9.3 The fact that the Operator and/or any third parties with whom the former entertains, directly and/or indirectly commercial relations, delays or omits to assert his entitlements, on the basis of the General Conditions of Use, the Site’s other legal notes and the legislative provisions in force, this does not constitute his/their entitlement of asserting said right, in relation to any actions initiated or which may be initiated in the future.
10 USER GENERATED CONTENT ("UGC")
10.1 The natural person and/or corporate person who, directly or indirectly (even by means of sending specific hashtags) duly authorises the communication and/or publication and/or divulgation of his own, contribution, in any form or nature whatsoever, and on any medium (including, by way of an example, but not limited to the same: images, photographs, videos, sound, music, texts, the written word and works of any kind whatsoever) by Serendipity Srl (hereinafter known as the "Grantor"), shall transfer the same, in perpetuity, irrevocably, non-exclusively, free-of-charge, royalty exempt, and all economic exploitation rights, including the copyright and connected rights relative to said contribution (hereinafter known as "Authorised Contributions"), together with sub-licensing rights. To this end, the Grantor explicitly acknowledges Serendipity Srl the unquestionable right of using the Authorised Contributions, of deciding when to use them or remove them, since Serendipity Srl and its assigns are the sole, lawful and competent subjects to this end, without limits of time. Said rights shall be granted for the whole World and for all uses and economic exploitation. All the Authorised Contributions shall be considered of a non-confidential nature. By effect thereof, Serendipity Srl shall be entitled to: use, copy, distribute, reproduce, transfer, exploit, amend, process, transform, hold on a data base, make cuts, changes and/or additions, insert or replace comments and/or divulge said Contributions in favour of third parties for any purpose and in compliance with the advertising and/or commercial conditions that Serendipity Srl and/or its assigns believe to be most expedient (such as, by way of an example, but not limited to the same, by means of reproducing and publishing the Contributions by means of social network channels, such as Facebook and Instagram, in brochures, magazines, albums, collections, products, etc. even within the scope of commercial enterprises). To this end, the Grantor shall also authorise Serendipity Srl and its assigns to combine/tie in, either directly or indirectly, the Authorised Contributions with commercial and promotional initiatives, and the image and distinctive symbols belonging to Serendipity Srl and/or its assigns (except for the Grantor’s moral rights).
10.2 The Grantor warrants that he is entitled to the rights and has the legal capacity to execute these General Conditions of Use in his own jurisdiction and that the Contribution is an original and exclusive work, and that the same:
- has not been derived from any, third party work, without their authorisation;
- does not breach, in any way whatsoever, copyright, registered trademarks or any other, third party, intellectual or industrial property rights;
- does not breach or potentially infringe any, third party property or personal rights whatsoever, having received the authorisation required and/or specific consent from any third parties involved (or from who has the authority to do so), at any title whatsoever, involved in the Contribution;
- does not breach any provision of the law, including, by way of an example, the provisions set forth in the (Italian) Law No. 633/1941, and subsequent amendments and integrations made thereto, the (Italian) Legislative Decree Law No. 30/2005 – The Industrial Property Code, and subsequent amendments and integrations made thereto, the (Italian) Legislative Decree Law No. 196/2003 – Privacy Code;
- is not obscene, racist, discriminatory, nor in any other way contrary to public order nor the principles of public morality in force;
Undertaking to hold Serendipity Srl and its assigns harmless whenever one or more declarations or warranties is revealed as being false or inaccurate.
Serendipity Srl and its assigns shall also be entitled to reveal the Grantor’s identity to any third parties who sustain that the Authorised Contributions constitute breach of their intellectual property and/or confidentiality rights.
10.3 Serendipity Srl and/or its assigns shall not be held liable in relation to any breach of the Grantor’s rights and/or those of any third parties derived, either directly or indirectly, from use , in any way whatsoever, of the Authorised Contributions, in any case, by way of contractual or extra-contractual liability (including, by way of an explanation, negligence or breach of the law) with reference to i) financial damages (including, by way of an explanation, any damages sustained, loss of income and loss of profits, both actual and envisaged, contracts, business generated, opportunities or savings envisaged); ii) loss or reputation; iii) consequential or indirect damages sustained by the Grantor or third parties.
10.4 The Grantor acknowledges that he is responsible to Serendipity Srl and/or its assigns, to hold them harmless from all costs, direct or indirect damages, expenses, losses, including any, eventual legal and trial expenses, and in relation to any claim and/or demand and/or action that might be brought in any place by third parties, including public authorities, administrative and state bodies, because of any dispute derived from or, in any way whatsoever, connected with the Contributions’ use by Serendipity Srl and/or its assigns, and the declarations and warranties provided by the Grantor through these General Conditions of Use.
11 APPLICABLE LAW AND DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
11.1 These General Conditions of Use are regulated by Italian Law.
11.2 In the case of disputes arising out of the General Conditions of Use between the Operator and the User, the User shall be entitled, by means of the link, https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/odr, to access the platform for the online settlement of disputes supplied by the European Commission.
12 AMENDMENTS TO THE CONDITIONS OF USE
12.1 The Operator shall be entitled, either totally or partially, to amend these General Conditions of Use, even in considerations of any, legislative changes and/or its own, commercial policies. Any amendments to the General Conditions of Use shall be communicated to the Users on this page of the Site, and shall become binding as soon as they are published on the Site.
12.2 The User shall be subject to the regulations set forth in the General Conditions of Use, which are, from time to time, in force, when The User makes use of the Site.
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE
These general conditions of sale (hereinafter known as the "General Conditions of Sale") shall regulate the goods offered and sold on the web site, www.castioficial.com (hereinafter known as the "Site").
You must read and accept these General Conditions of Sale to be able to send a purchase order. Non-acceptance of the General Conditions of Sale shall make it impossible to purchase goods from the Site.
1 RECITALS
1.1 The General Conditions of Sale shall exclusively regulate the offer, the shipping and acceptance of the purchase orders for Products on the Site, between the Seller and Site users.
1.2 The Seller, by means of the Site, shall offer the Products for sale and shall perform its e-commerce activities exclusively in relation to its final end-users, who are adults and "consumers", or rather, natural persons, who do not act in relation to any commercial, entrepreneurial, artisan or professional activities that might, eventually, be conducted (hereinafter known as the "Client").
1.3 The offer and sale of the Products refers exclusively to the countries set forth in the list of shipment countries listed on the relative page of the Site, which can be reached by means of the Homepage.
1.4 The Seller, therefore, shall be entitled not to process any orders from individuals, other than the "consumer" and/or minors, from countries that are not included among the shipment countries or, in any case, orders that are not in compliance with its own commercial policy.
1.5 The General Conditions of Sale do not regulate the sale of goods or supply of services by individuals other than the Seller, even if they are present on the Site by means of links, banners or other linking methods. The Client shall undertake to check the conditions of sale, prior to sending orders and purchasing goods and services from individuals other than the Seller. The latter, therefore, shall not be held liable for the sale of goods and/or the supply of services by third parties and/or the execution of agreements between the Client and third parties.
2 PRODUCT PURCHASE ORDERS
2.1 The Client, in order to purchase one or more Products on the Site, must select the Products he wishes to purchase and add them to the shopping trolley. Once he has chosen the Products, the Client must go to the checkout on the shopping trolley web page, complete the order form electronically, in compliance with the relative instructions, and send it to the Seller.
2.2 The purchase orders may be made in English.
2.3 The Product purchase orders may be made by the Client both by means of his, own account, if he has registered his details on the site, or as a "guest", supplying, in this case, the personal details required to process the order.
2.4 Reference to the General Conditions of Sale has been set forth in the order form, as well as a summary concerning the main characteristics of each Product ordered, and the relative price (including all the applicable tax and duties), the methods of payment accepted and the delivery terms applied to the Products purchased, the shipment and delivery costs, the conditions established to assert withdrawal rights, and the conditions and times to return the Products purchased.
2.5 Prior to going ahead with purchasing the Products, by sending the order form, the Client shall undertake to read the General Conditions of Sale, which can also be printed, memorised or copied for personal use. The Client, by sending the order form, hereby declares that he has understood and approved the contents set forth in the form, as well as accepted the General Conditions of Sale and Use of the Site whilst, if he cannot, the order form cannot be sent.
2.6 Prior to sending the purchase order form, the Client can check the order details, as well as identify and correct any mistakes in entering the data.
2.7 Furthermore, when the order form is sent by the Client, this implies that the latter has undertaken to pay the price indicated in the order.
2.8 Once the purchase order has been accepted, the Seller shall undertake to send the Client a purchase order receipt, which shall contain a summary of the General Conditions of Sale, the information relative to the Products’ essential characteristics, a detailed indication of the price (including all the applicable tax and duties), the methods of payment, the conditions and ways of asserting the withdrawal entitlement and the delivery charges.
2.9 The Seller is entitled not to accept any purchase orders that are incomplete or have not been filled in correctly, which do not provide sufficient solvency guarantees or if the Products are unavailable. In these instances, the Seller shall promptly undertake and, in any case, within fourteen (14) days, running from the date on which the order was sent to the Seller, inform the Client, by e-mail, that the agreement has not been executed and that the Seller shall not process the purchase order. In the case in which the Client has already sent the order form and paid for the Products, the Seller shall undertake to reimburse the monies paid.
2.10 The order form shall be archived in the Seller’s data bank for the time required to process the orders and, in any case, in compliance with the terms of the law in force. The Client, if registered on the Site, shall be able to see the orders made, access his, own account and consult the specific section on the Site. The Client who has made the purchase as a "guest" shall be entitled to check the orders made by contacting Customer Services, as indicated in paragraph 11 "Customer Care" herebelow.
3 THE PRODUCTS’ CHARACTERISTICS
3.1 Original Products, characterised by the brand name, "Casti Collection", are exclusively offered for sale on the Site, further to authorisation granted by Serendipity Srl and/or any, other individual authorised by the latter.
3.2 The Products’ essential characteristics have been set forth on the Site, in each Product description. The images and colours relative to the Products on sale might not, however, correspond to the real ones, caused by the Internet browser and/or monitor used.
3.3 Each Product is sold on the Site together with its identification tag, which constitutes an integral part of the Product.
4 PAYMENTS
4.1 The Product prices set forth on the Site are calculated in Euro (€) and do not include shipment and delivery costs, which are clearly indicated at the beginning of Product purchase procedure.
4.2 The Product prices may be subject to variations. The Client shall undertake, therefore, to check the final sales price prior to sending the relative order form.
4.3 The payment conditions can be referred to on the Site Payments page, which have also been set forth on each, individual purchase order form, and constitute an integral part of the General Conditions of Sale.
4.4 The Product purchase price and the shipping costs, as set forth in the order form, shall be charged by the Seller when the Products are shipped.
4.5 In the case in which payment is made by credit card, the financial information (such as, for example, the credit or debit card number or its expiry date) shall be forwarded encrypted to banks or companies that supply the relative electronic distance payment services, without any third person whatsoever having access to the same. Furthermore, said information shall never be used by the Seller except for completing the procedures relative to the purchase, for which it was provided, and to issue any reimbursement in case of the Products being returned, further to asserting the withdrawal entitlement or to prevent or report fraud having been committed on the Site to the Police.
4.6 If the Product is delivered to a European Union country, it should not be subject to any Customs Clearance costs, such as import taxes and/or duties.
If, instead, delivery is made to a country that does not belong to the European Union, the Products sold might be subject to Customs Clearance costs, such as importation taxes and/or duties, which are demanded on the Product’s arrival in the country of delivery. The Customs Clearance costs cannot be envisaged by the Seller in advance, and they shall, in any case, be fully borne by the Client.
If you require some more information, the Client should contact the Customs and Excise office in the country where the Product is shipped.
5 PRODUCT DELIVERY
5.1 The Products, ordered on the Site, are sent by express courier service. The Product delivery costs, methods and terms have been set forth on the "Shipping" page, as well as on each, individual purchase form, and shall constitute an integral part of the General Conditions of Sale.
5.2 The Product delivery time, on the Site, refers exclusively to working days, explicitly excluding public holidays.
5.3 The Client must make the purchase order directly on the Site page relative to the country where the purchased Product shall be delivered. The Site should be capable of automatically recognising the country from which the Client is connecting, but you can change the Site reference country by means of the list of shipment countries that have been drawn up on the relative Site page.
The orders made from one section of the Site relative to a country other than the one where the Products are to be shipped or to a country other than the one envisaged as the destination or to an address that is not admitted by the courier appointed by the Seller (such as, for example, P.O. boxes and Hold Mail services), shall not be accepted. The Site is not authorised to send goods to: Channel Islands and Isle of Man (UK), Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla (ES), Greenland (DK) and Puerto Rico.


Form A
We recommend that you book 6 weeks before the expected birth date, so that the capsule can be fitted 2 weeks before the baby is born. Our baby capsules can only be installed by Queensland Ambulance Service fitters, on site.
If your baby has already been born, you can still hire a baby capsule. Capsules are suitable for babies up to approximately 6 months old—to a maximum of 9kg, or 70cm.
You will need to pay by Visa or MasterCard when you make the booking. When the capsule is fitted, you will need to bring:
- 2 forms of ID—1 verifying your address, OR
- photo ID
- 2 towels per capsule, to secure the capsule in the seat
- your booking confirmation form.
Questions marked with * must be completed
Form B
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Form C
Form D
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an engineer motivated by new technology, sustainability, and creating things.
Raspberry Pi with temperature sensor to monitor indoor and outdoor temperature and make forecasts using an ARIMA model. [Python,Sqlite].
Computational model using advection-diffusion-reaction (ADR) equation with proportional controller to disinfect rainwater for potable use [Matlab].
Analysis and prediction model of world-wide happiness levels [Python,Flask,Sqlite].
Database schema design to optimize performance for chicago bus data [Python,Postgres].
Parsing geo-tagged tweet data, clustering, storing in databases and querying [Python,Postgres,MongoDB].


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Experience
Staff Software Engineer (DevOps/SRE) @ Blueground
08-2021 - Present
• Working on all things related to infrastructure (AWS, Kubernetes, Helm, ArgoCD) and CI/CD (Jenkins, Github Actions, Bitrise)
• Transitioned all company workload to Graviton2 instances
• Karpenter introduction for Kubernetes cluster scaling
• Built Platform team's administrative CLI in Rust for daily operations
• Kubernetes HPA infrastructure utilizing KEDA & Cloudwatch metrics
• Infrastructure provisioning with Ansible, Packer
• Migrating Cloudformation to Terraform (IaC)
• SLOs infrastructure on Datadog
• Cloudflare WAF configuration
• DNSSEC introduction
• Kafka
Senior Software Engineer (Platform/DevOps/SRE) @ Blueground
02-2021 - 07-2021
• Working on all things related to infrastructure (AWS, Kubernetes) and CI/CD
Senior Software Engineer (Android) @ Blueground
01-2020 - 02-2021
• Focusing on CI, Tooling and build systems
Mobile Tech Lead @ Workable
05-2019 - 11-2019
• Focusing on Mobile team infrastructure & team management
Senior Software Engineer (Android) @ Workable
08-2018 - 05-2019
• Focusing on CI, Tooling and build systems
Software Engineer (Android) @ Workable
03-2016 - 07-2018
• Working on the development of Workable's Android Application. Libraries used: Retrofit, RxJava, RxAndroid, Gson, Dagger 2, Glide, Databinding, JUnit, Espresso
Full Stack Mobile Developer @ Vanderbox
02-2015 - 03-2016
• Developing Internal and Client Backend systems in Node.JS hosted and utilizing Amazon Web Services such as EC2, RDS, S3, Lambda, CloudFront, CloudWatch and Elastic Transcoder.
Mobile Developer @ Vanderbox
10-2014 - 02-2015
• Developed several Business to Business Applications, utilizing APIs like: WebRTC through WebView, GCM Push Notifications, Content Providers and AppCompat Library.
Android Developer @ Freelance
10-2012 - 10-2014
• Developed several Android Applications for third party clients.
Android Developer @ Plugle Project - Google Launchpad Athens
10-2013 - 12-2013
• Created a prototype application that communicated with an Arduino board through the local network in order to remotely control electrical appliances in your home. The product designed met the MVP requirements because it went through rapid prototyping.
Certificates
Skills
AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes, Kotlin, Kafka, Git, Bash scripting
Experienced
CI/CD (Github Actions, Jenkins, CircleCI, CloudBuild)
Experienced
Ruby, Rust, Python, SQL, Javascript (Node), Typescript
Intermediate
IntelliJ Plugin Development
Intermediate
Slack Platform & API
Experience with the RTM API and Incoming Webhooks. Built several Slack bots.
Android
Experienced
QA Testing - Mobile (Android)
Intermediate (mainly writing E2E tests utilizing Appium & Stevia)
Talks
Efficient error handling on Android
1st Android Athens Meetup - 09/2016
Creating and Uploading a simple Android App on PlayStore
Digital Universe #1 - 04/2015


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Barry loved doggie cookies, and one day Pat decided to thank him with a creation he'd always made for his bear buddies; The Salmon Cookie.
Sadly, Barry died choking on the bones in the cookie. But nevermind that.


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Andy, Corey and Kurt keep trudging along, talking about the Cubs in the last month of what could be a historically bad Cubs season. We talk about the Cubs and Nationals scuffling, whether or not the Cubs will set the record for the most franchise losses in the 2012 season, the current pitching staff and what the Cubs will do with the 2013 rotation and the Boise's appearance in the Northwest League's Championship Series and what it means for the future of the Cubs. Then we dive into the Adam Greenberg story and discuss if he should be give one more at-bat.
We go through a bunch of listener submitted topics and questions, pick a winner for this week's caption contest and Kurt gives us his scary stat of the week.


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What PSC Said About Controversial Appointment Of Police Commissioners
by Donatus AnichukwuezeThe Police Service Commission (PSC) has explained that it is not in conflict with the Nigerian Police over policy formulated in line with constitutional provision guiding its appointments.
The Head of Press and Public Relations of PSC, Ikechukwu Ani, made this known in a statement on Thursday in Abuja.
He said the clarification followed reports in some sections of the media over the appointment and posting of Commissioners of Police (CP) to State Commands.
Ani said the stories captioned, “Concerns Mount over Constitutionality of Police Command Appointments” were built around a recent policy by the commission on the subject matter.
He said another caption to the story reported on Thursday was “PSC writes IG over violation of Policy in CPs appointment”.
“Although there are existing issues between the commission and the police, the issues are gradually being resolved in the interest of both parties and Nigeria in general.
“The commission frowns that, what was supposed to be confidential matters involving the two government bodies is being celebrated in the media as if the two parties are on a war path.
“The Commission has the constitutional responsibility to oversight the Police in areas of appointment, promotion and discipline and will continue to abide by this constitutional provision,” he said.
Ani said the commission would not carry out the sacred assignment on the pages of newspapers unless there was a need to officially inform the public.
He urged the media to support the two bodies in their efforts to ensure stable polity.
He said the commission was regularly engaging with the police on any important issue, especially as it relates to its constitutional mandate.


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Given a matrix of 1s and 0s, return the number of "islands" in the matrix. A 1 represents land and 0 represents water, so an island is a group of 1s that are neighboring whose perimeter is surrounded by water.
For example, this matrix has 4 islands.
1 0 0 0 0
0 0 1 1 0
0 1 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 1
1 1 0 0 1
The grid that's given to us can be considered to be a graph.
What we essentially need to do is to find the number of connected components of the graph.
Algorithm Overview
1. Start with the first node at [0][0]
2. Using DFS traversal, mark all the nodes that have "1" as value and are connected to the current node as visited.
3. Increment the connected component counter by 1.
4. Repeat for all the nodes in the graph.
The time complexity of the above approach is: O(N*M)
The above approach can be implemented as follows:


123 technique when you have a dozen sprites and they each have ﬁve scripts with green-ﬂag hat blocks, and you want to know what a single one of those scripts does.) The script will have a green “halo” around it while it’s running. If the script is shared with clones, then while it has the green halo it will also have a count of how many instances of the script are running. Clicking a script with such a halo stops the script. (If the script includes a warp block, which might be inside a custom block used in the script, then Snap ! may not respond immediately to clicks.) If a script is shown with a red halo, that means that an error was caught in that script, such as using a list where a number was needed, or vice versa. Clicking the script will turn off the halo. If any blocks have been dragged into the scripting area, then in its top right corner you’ll see an undo and/or redo button that can be used to undo or redo block and script drops. When you undo a drop into an input slot, whatever used to be in the slot is restored. The redo button appears once you’ve used undo. The third button starts keyboard editing mode (Section D, page 130). Control-click/right-clicking a primitive block within a script shows a menu like this one: command block: reporter block: The help… option shows the help screen for the block, just as in the palette. The other options appear only when a block is right-clicked/control-clicked in the scripting area. Not every primitive block has a relabel… option. When present, it allows the block to be replaced by another, similar block, keeping the input expressions in place. For example, here’s what happens when you choose relabel… for an arithmetic operator: Note that the inputs to the existing – block are displayed in the menu of alternatives also. Click a block in the menu to choose it, or click outside the menu to keep the original block. Note that the last three choices are not available in the palette; you must use the relabel feature to access them. Not every reporter has a compile option; it exists only for the higher order functions. When selected, a and Snap ! tries to compile the function inside lightning bolt appears before the block name: the ring to JavaScript, so it runs at primitive speed. This works only for simple functions (but the higher order function still works even if the compilation doesn’t). The function to be compiled must be quick, because it will be uninterruptable; in particular, if it’s an inﬁnite loop, you may have to quit your browser to recover.


Rake 10.1.0 Released
Changes in Version 10.1
New Features
- Add support for variable length task argument lists. If more actual
arguments are supplied than named arguments, then the extra arguments
values will be in args.extras.
- Application name is not displayed in the help banner. (Previously
"rake" was hardcoded, now rake-based applications can display
their own names).
Bug Fixes
Bug fixes include:
- Fix backtrace suppression issues.
- Rules now explicit get task arguments passed to them.
- Rename FileList#exclude? to FileList#exclude_from_list? to avoid conflict
with new Rails method.
- Clean / Clobber tasks now report failure to remove files.
- Plus heaps of internal code cleanup.
Rake is a build tool similar to
the make program in many ways. But instead of cryptic make recipes, Rake uses standard Ruby code to
declare tasks and dependencies. You have the full power of a modern
scripting language built right into your build tool.
Availability
The easiest way to get and install rake is via RubyGems …
gem install rake (you may need root/admin privileges)
Otherwise, you can get it from the more from GitHub:
| GitHub: | git://github.com/jimweirich/rake.git
|
Thanks
As usual, it was input from users that drove a lot of these changes. The
following people contributed patches, made suggestions or made otherwise
helpful comments. Thanks to …
- Michael Nikitochkin (general code cleanup)
- Vipul A M (general code cleanup)
- Dennis Bell (variable length task argument lists)
- Jacob Swanner (rules arguments)
- Rafael Rosa Fu (documentation typo)
- Stuart Nelson (install.rb fixes)
- Lee Hambley (application name in help banner)


pingouin.gzscore¶
-
pingouin.
gzscore
(x, *, axis=0, ddof=1, nan_policy='propagate')¶ Geometric standard (Z) score.
- Parameters
- xarray_like
Array of raw values.
- axisint or None, optional
Axis along which to operate. Default is 0. If None, compute over the whole array x.
- ddofint, optional
Degrees of freedom correction in the calculation of the standard deviation. Default is 1.
- nan_policy{‘propagate’, ‘raise’, ‘omit’}, optional
Defines how to handle when input contains nan. ‘propagate’ returns nan, ‘raise’ throws an error, ‘omit’ performs the calculations ignoring nan values. Default is ‘propagate’. Note that when the value is ‘omit’, nans in the input also propagate to the output, but they do not affect the geometric z scores computed for the non-nan values.
- Returns
- gzscorearray_like
Array of geometric z-scores (same shape as x).
Notes
Geometric Z-scores are better measures of dispersion than arithmetic z-scores when the sample data come from a log-normally distributed population [1].
Given the raw scores \(x\), the geometric mean \(\mu_g\) and the geometric standard deviation \(\sigma_g\), the standard score is given by the formula:
\[z = \frac{log(x) - log(\mu_g)}{log(\sigma_g)}\]References
Examples
Standardize a lognormal-distributed vector:
>>> import numpy as np >>> from pingouin import gzscore >>> np.random.seed(123) >>> raw = np.random.lognormal(size=100) >>> z = gzscore(raw) >>> print(round(z.mean(), 3), round(z.std(), 3)) -0.0 0.995


Related web
pages:
Miracle
Octad Generator,
Generating
the
Octad Generator,
Geometry
of the
4×4 Square
Related
folklore:
"It is commonly known that there is a bijection between the 35 unordered triples of a 7-set [i.e., the 35 partitions of an 8-set into two 4-sets] and the 35 lines of PG(3,2) such that lines intersect if and only if the corresponding triples have exactly one element in common." –"Generalized Polygons and Semipartial Geometries," by F. De Clerck, J. A. Thas, and H. Van Maldeghem, April 1996 minicourse, example 5 on page 6
The Miracle Octad Generator may be regarded as illustrating the folklore.
Update of August 20, 2010--
For facts rather than folklore about the above bijection, see The Moore Correspondence.


A visualization of Elections PEI data set:
"lists of contributions in excess of $250 for year 2017"
Contains information licenced under the
Elections PEI Open Data Licence
.
For every city, show the contributions per party as fraction of the total.
Hover over a section for the amount.
e.g. Charlottetown contributions are 28% PC, 64% Liberal, 2% NDP, 4% Green
Other visualizations here
by
PEI Developers
extracted data
here
& source
here
uses
Google Charts


WITNESS LIST
Education
April 28, 2015 9:00 AM
FOR:
Cavazos, Ramiro A. President & CEO (San Antonio, Hispanic Chamber of Comm.), San
Anton., TX
Cobrera, Juan Sup. EPISD (EPISD), El Paso, TX
Dow, Pauline Chief Academic Officer (Austin Independent School District), Austin, TX
Durant, Ivonne Deputy Superintendent - Academies & School Leadership (El Paso I.S.D.),
El Paso, TX
Frandsen, Barbara Retired professor (also providing written testimony) (League of Women
Voters of Tx), Austin, TX
Moreno, Celina Legislative Staff Attorney (MALDEF), San Antonio, TX
Negovetich, Marisha Assistant Director Governmental Relations (Texas Association of
School Boards), Austin, TX
Nichols, Colby General Counsel (also providing written testimony) (Texas Association of
Community Schools; Texas Rural Education Association), Austin, TX
Romero, Jesse (Texas Association for Bilingual Education), San Antonio, TX
Wilson, Columba P (Self), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Hinojosa, David Nat'l Director of Policy (also providing written testimony) (IDRA), San
Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Beneski, Amy Associate Exec. Director (Texas Association of School Administrators),
Austin, TX
Carazos, MPA, C. LeRoy Director of Gov. Affairs (San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of
Comm.), San Antonio, TX
Eaton, Holly Director of Professional Development & Advocacy (Tx Classroom Teachers
Assoc), Austin, TX
Graves, Ashlea Director, Government Relations (Houston ISD), Houston, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX-American Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX
Villanueva, Chandra Policy Analyst (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Gerstenschlager, MerryLynn Vice President (Self; Texas Eagle Forum), Weatherford, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Anderson, David D. Consultant (Arlington ISD Board of Trustees), Austin, TX
FOR:
Barrett, Patrick President (also providing written testimony) (Driver Ed in a Box &
Collision-Free Driver Ed), Katy, TX
Shotts, Samuel E. Owner (Vista Ridge Driving School), Highland Village, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
April 28, 2015 9:00 AM
ON:
Francis, Brian Deputy Executive Director (Texas Department of Licensing and
Regulation), Austin, TX
Gipson, Sheri Sr. Manager - Customer Support - Driver License Div (Tx. DPS), Austin, TX
LATTA, KAREN Senior Manager (Sunset Commission), Austin, TX
Pennington, Tom President - Instructor (also providing written testimony) (Green Light
Driving Academy), Grapevine, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Beisert-Smith, Julie Director (TEA), Austin, TX
Estes, Gaye Coordinator Driver Training (Region 13 ESC), Austin, TX
FOR:
Allen, Sgt Angela Sgt CISD PD. (CISD, Self), Cleveland, TX
Broughal, Christine Special Education Advocate (also providing written testimony)
(CHRPA Vice Chair Enabled Advocacy), Austin, TX
Colbert, Paul consultant (Self, NARDA), Houston, TX
Evans, Rex Chief of Police (Cleveland ISD), Cleveland, TX
Ford, Stacy Board President (CHRPA-Coalition of Human Rights Policy Advocates),
Leander, TX
Litzinger, Linda parent (also providing written testimony) (Self), Austin, TX
Madrazo, Judith (also providing written testimony) (My Self.), Bastrop, TX
Rideau, Breggett (Self my son), Keller, TX
Sinter, Maggie (Self), Hou, TX
Tassin, Kristin Director, Father's Joy; Parent (Self), Missouri City, TX
Von Heinkel, Ahren J. DC (also providing written testimony) (My Self.), Bastrop, TX
Watson, Bethany (Self), Plano, TX
Wilson, Columba (also providing written testimony) (Self), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Aleman, Steven (Disability Rights Texas), Austin, TX
Joseph, Zenobia C. Educational Consultant (A + Writers Consulting, LLC), Austin, TX
Lilly, Janna Director (also providing written testimony) (TCASE (Texas Council of
Administrators of Special Education)), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Frandsen, Barbara retired (-self), Austin, TX
Seal (Law Office), Karen Dalglish Attorney (Law Office of Karen Dalglish Seal),
LaCoste., TX
Statman, Rona Dir. of Family Support Services (The Arc of Texas), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Shannon, Kelley Executive Director (Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas),
Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
April 28, 2015 9:00 AM
Terry, Mark Deputy Executive Director (Texas Elementary Principals Association), Austin,
TX
ON:
Beneski, Amy Associate Executive Director (Tx Assoc. of School Administrators & Texas
Assoc. of School Boards), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
ANDERSON, DAVID D. CONSULTANT (ARLINGTON ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES),
AUSTIN, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Arnold, Ellen (Texas PTA), Austin, TX
Canales, Ramiro Assistant Executive Director - Governmental Relations (Texas
Association of School Administrators), Austin, TX
ON:
Vickers, Kim Executive Director (Texas Commission on Law Enforcement), Austin, TX
FOR:
Arnold, Ellen (Texas PTA), Austin, TX
Bachtel, John Athletic Director (SELF), Fairfield, TX
Childers, Calla Student (Self), Fairfield, TX
Childers, Kevin Teacher/Coach (Self), Fairfield, TX
Dabeau, Jocelyn (Mental Health America of Texas and Texas Suicide Prevention Council),
Austin, TX
Dove, Sheila Retired Administrator (Self), Bluffdale, TX
Eaton, Holly Director of Professional Development & Advocacy (Tx classroom Teachers
Assoc), Austin, TX
Fuller, Mallory Student (Self), Fairfield, TX
Garcia, Andrew Student (Self), Streetman, TX
GREGG, BROCK GOVERNMENTAL Relations Director (Association of Texas
Professional Educators), Austin, TX
Hansch, Greg Public Policy Director (National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Texas),
Austin, TX
Kreager, John Policy Fellow (Texas Criminal Justice Coalition), Austin, TX
Owen, Chris Teacher (Self), Fairfield, TX
Seal, Law Office, Karen Dalglish ATTORNEY (Law Office of Karen D Seal/Disability
Advocates Consultants), La Coste, TX
Smith, Casey Policy Associate (United Ways of Texas), Austin, TX
Whitaker, Kim Retired Teachers, School Board Member (Self), Fairfield, TX
Wilson, Columba P (Self), San Antonio, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
April 28, 2015 9:00 AM
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bachtel, Stacy teacher (Self), Fairfield, TX
Bachtel, Ty Student (Self), Fairfield, TX
Childers, Jana Para Professional (Self), Fairfield, TX
Garcia, Eileen CEO (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
Garcia, Elizabeth Comunity Member (Self), McGregor, TX
ON:
Sowder, Mary Program Services Director-Mental Health and Substance Abuse (Texas
Department of State Health Services), Austin, TX
FOR:
Sumners, Don Trustee (also providing written testimony) (Self), Houston, TX
Tyner, Kay (Self), Houston, TX
Vera, Colleen (Retired Teacher) (Self), Houston, TX
Wilson, William None (also providing written testimony) (Self), Houston, TX
Wolfe, Michael Harris County School Trustee, Pos. 5 At-Large (also providing written
testimony) (Self), Houston, TX
AGAINST:
Colbert, James Superintendent (Harris County Department of Education), Kingwood, TX
Langlois, Sarah Outside general counsel (Harris County Department of Education),
Houston, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Gerstenschlager, MerryLynn Vice President (Self; Texas Eagle Forum), Weatherford, TX
Venable, Peggy Policy director (Americans for Prosperity - Texas), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (Tx-American Federation of Teachers.), Austin, TX
FOR:
Andrus, Nancy Parent (Parents/COPTTER), Wimberley, TX
Cook, Kim Mom (also providing written testimony) (Self; TAMSA), Austin, TX
Eaton, Holly Director of Professional Development & Advocacy (Tx Classroom Teachers
Assoc), Austin, TX
Frandsen, Barbara Retired professor (also providing written testimony) (League of Women
Voters of Tx.), Austin, TX
Joseph, Zenobia C. Educational Consultant (A+ Writers Consulting, LLC), Austin, TX
Moreno, Celina Legislative Staff Attorney (also providing written testimony) (MALDEF),
San Antonio, TX
Ramos, Edwin (Ed) Community Engagement Chair (San Antonio Alliance of Teachers &
Support Personnel), Windcrest, TX
Trevino, Theresa Board Member (TAMSA), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
April 28, 2015 9:00 AM
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Arnold, Ellen (Texas PTA), Austin, TX
Carazos, MPA, C. LeRoy Director of Gov. Affairs (San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce), San Antonio, TX
Cavazos, Ramiro A. President & CEO (San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce), San
Anton, TX
Clapp, Laura Mom (Family), Austin, TX
Dalglish Seal, Law Office, Karen Attorney (Law Office of Karen D Seal/Disability
Advocates Consultants), La Coste, TX
Flores, Rebecca Associate (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Kuhlmann, Kate Lobbyist (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX
Madrazo, Judith (My self.), Bastrop, TX
Majdue, Dineen Board Member (Self; TAMSA), Austin, TX
McCreary, Casey Assistant Executive Director (Texas Association of School
Administrators (TASA)), Austin, TX
Negovetich, Marisha Asst. Director Governmental Relations (Texas Association of School
Boards), Austin, TX
Nichols, Colby General Counsel (Texas Association of Community Schools; Texas Rural
Education Association), Austin, TX
Patton, Marissa (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (Tx-American Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX
Romero, Jesse (Texas Association For Bilingual Education), San Antonio, TX
Terry, Mark Deputy Executive Director (Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors
Association), Austin, TX
Wilson, Columba (Self), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Gerstenschlager, MerryLynn Vice President (Self; Texas Eagle Forum), Weatherford, TX
Hammond, Bill C.E.O. (The Texas Assoc. of Business), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
Anderson, David D. Consultant (Arlington ISD Board of Trustees), Austin, TX
Boswell, Courtney Executive Director (Texas Institute for Education Reform), Austin, TX


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,then log_{b}x=e
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, the number we are taking the logarithm of, as a power of base
, the base of the logarithm.
number
can be expressed as power_string
number can be expressed as base^answer
.
base^answer=number
so log_{base}number=answer


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The programs allows users to enter the year, month and date of their birth and returns to them the day of the week they were born and their Akan name.
Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.
African cultures are so deep to read more about Akan Naming system click the link below:
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The Calculator has been programmed using javascript language by Stephen Ndele who is an upcoming softwate engineer.
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Both APRA and potentially the banks it supervises are being pushed toward a culture of openness, a challenging theme for the industry in 2020.
John Lonsdale, deputy chair of APRA told a FINSIA event in Sydney on Friday that “as in so many other areas of our work, APRA has to find an appropriate balance between candour and confidentiality.
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Introduction to Javascript Programming
January 2015 I started the journey of teaching myself Javascript and now, in January of 2017 I finally feel like I have enough of a grasp of Javascript that I can honestly say that I don’t know it, like, really know it. I do, however, know what to look for syntactically and that puts me in a position to go through this tutorial and really hammer down the technical terms for concepts I’ve learned over the last couple years.
I want to first and foremost thank FrontEnd Masters for giving us at Learners Guild Oakland the chance to utilize their tutorials in order to complete this 5 week long Front End Masters challenge. We’ve taken the next step to upping our skills here at the Guild and I decided to start with the basics. I find that my learning habits are cyclical. I will be introduced to a new topic and immediately want to jump ship.  I recover from that influx of information and circle back around to the same concepts a couple weeks later, only to layer on levels of understanding on top of the basic foundation I set down previously.
This blog will be focusing on some of the basic aspects of Javascript programming, to solidify the concepts I started learning a couple years back and fill in more gaps in my foundation. I’ll run through the building blocks of Javascript real quick to get you up to speed:
Variables:Are used to store data during the execution of your program. Variables are containers for your values aka data. Variables are declared with the keyword var in ES5 and let in ES6
Values/Types: Values are the bits of data and every value has a type, which tells you the role that it plays. There are six basic types: numbers, strings, booleans, functions, objects and undefined values. You can use the typeOf operator to find out what type of value it is that you’re working with.
Operators: Operators perform actions on values and there are 7 arithmetic operators: + addition, – subtraction, * multiplication, / division, % modulus, — decrement, ++ increment.
Conditionals: Conditionals are how we get our program to make decisions. You’ll use an If statement to set that up.
Loops: Loops repeat tasks until the condition becomes false. If you created a loop with a condition that would never evaluate to false, you would be sent into an infinite loop. Remember, a loop will run forever unless something stops it, whether it be a break or the condition evaluating to false.
Functions: Functions organize your code and make it easy to use blocks repeatedly. You can reuse a function to perform logic in multiple places to keep your code streamlined.
This is all just scratching the surface of Javascript. It’s only the beginning!
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The Wonderful World of Open Source Software
This week I decided to dig into OSS projects and try my hand at contributing to larger code bases than I am used to working with. I opened three pull requests by the end of the week, each on different projects with varying skill levels required to complete. I wanted to give myself a bit of easy issues to work on at the beginning to build a little confidence in what I am doing. To be honest, now that I am on the other side of the "dilemma", my first step feels like a lot of unnecessary fretting and worrying. The mystique of OSS being this holy grail that I can only think and talk about without knowing has been lifted. It's amazing how welcoming some folks are when it comes to you taking time out of your day to help them get through some code.
I am contributing to an indie turn based strategy game calledAncient Beasts by Frozen Moon.
I have always loved the idea of making games, but never thought of myself as someone who could "do it". With some help from a couple folks in the Frozen Moon community that offered invaluable support. Someone (in another country, at that!) spent over an hour pair-programming with myself and another learner here at Learners Guild. That kind of support in the OSS community is huge, because it makes me want to do nothing more than pay it forward and keep taking issues in the game to make it even better.
What I have to say to anyone who wants to break into OSS projects is this: JUST JUMP IN HEAD FIRST!!!!!
Most of the time there's a community of Devs/Designers/Etc who are working on the code base on their own time and want to help others get to the point where they can contribute meaningful PRs (pull requests). Please do it. All this software needs as many eyes on it as possible to get these programs to the maximum level of functionality.
If you ever find yourself having trouble jumping into an OSS project, let me know. I'm great at pep-talks.
I've found that these strategies work for me when looking for a project to contribute to:
- I will look for easy tickets that I can cut my teeth on and build confidence.
- Choose 1 or 2 easy tickets and find a project that has a harder ticket to choose and oscillate between them all.-- when I get stumped on the harder ticket, I work on one of the easier tickets to shift my thought patterns around and refresh myself to go back into battle with my "hard ticket".
- I search for tags on Github that will filter out the exact kind of projects (on a wider scope) that I want to contribute to. I usually use tags like is:open label: easy/docs/first-time-contributors/novice
You'll find that "easy" or "novice" tickets are sometimes not as easy as one would think and they give folks a good run for their money. Take your time to breathe and no work yourself up about the difficulty of your ticket. There isn't an issue you're going to run up against in the WWW that another developer hasn't come across (I know it's dangerous to make broad sweeping statements)
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Dev Week Conference
To be honest, I found the Dev Week Conference to be somewhat boring. I know, it’s hard to believe that being surrounded by all that up and coming technology you’d be bored. To be honest, of the talks that I went to, I didn’t feel like the presenters really knew who I was, why I would want to utilize the technologies they’re interested in, etc. There were a couple talks that I found really useful information, or at least information that I could get excited about.
The Web Developer’s Guide to Virtual Reality:1) Neurosurgeons are using VR to practice. The idea that someone who operates on brains can practice in a virtual reality setting is phenomenal to me. I definitely never thought of utilizing virtual reality in that way. 2) You can go from being a web developer to creating awesome and immersive virtual reality landscapes.
Here’s a little blerb about the talk:
“Are you a newbie breaking into the wide world of Virtual Reality? No fear, I was too. In this beginner friendly discussion, you’ll learn how to go from a web developer with little or no knowledge of game development, math, or physics to creating full VR experiences for the Vive, Oculus, and Gear. We’ll cover how I made the leap, what resources exist to rapidly learn and start building, and chat about all of the mistakes I made. If you’re a web developer looking to get into VR using Unity, this session has your name written all over it.”
Another talk that I found super useful and interesting was…
How to Get the Best Out Of DevSecOps – A Threefold Perspective
First off, let me just say that they were offering a locally made lunch by the youth of Oakland. If you know me, you know that I can’t say no to free food. Especially if it’s masterminded by the yutes. I have a soft spot for teenage culinary skills, what can I say? Maybe I never grew out of my teen palate.
Second, I learned a bit about how to be a better developer by incorporating DevSecOps into my informational tool belt. Being able to add security into your program earlier can help you cut down on the time spent on addressing vulnerabilities. This talk also highlighted the difference between Security, Development and Operations and how each team is intertwined and working with each other to create an solid product. These were the two talks that I gained the most knowledge from and influenced me in a way that made me want to learn more.
Here’s the blerb from the second talk:
“Join Colin Domoney, Veracode senior product innovation manager, for an invitation-only Lunch and Learn session at DeveloperWeek 2017. As a former head of application security at one of the world’s largest banks, Colin will share his knowledge and insights into DevSecOps, including:
How to address gaps between security, development and operations teams What technologies and environments you need for automation and integration Practical steps teams can take when transitioning to DevSecOps”
I would recommend going to Dev Week 2018 when it comes around the bend. Though I found parts of it to be dry and not speaking to me or my demographic of Software Engineer, it was very useful and opened some pathways in my mind that I am grateful for.


You will need to choose a training provider to train your apprentice.
Find apprenticeship training will help you search for one by location, job role or keyword.
Your training provider can provide you with as much help and support as you need when you take on an apprentice.
Your training provider may also be able to help with:
- finding the right apprenticeship for you
- preparing your apprentice for your organisation
- making sure your apprentice is working in the appropriate environment
- finding the right pace of learning for your apprentice
- working with you to make sure your apprentice is learning the relevant skills
Misunderstandings and myths
There are some misunderstandings and myths about what you can and can't do when hiring an apprentice. Here are a couple of examples:
- you can only work with one training provider at a time - not true, you can use any number training providers
- you can't get funding for over 24's - not true, you can get funding for apprenticeships depending on both your circumstances


The environment model of evaluation replaces the substitution model in specifying what it means to apply a compound function to arguments.
In the environment model of evaluation, a function is always a pair consisting of some code and a pointer to an environment. Functions are created in one way only: by evaluating a function definition expression. This produces a function whose code is obtained from the text of the function definition expression and whose environment is the environment in which the function definition expression was evaluated to produce the function. For example, consider the function declaration
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Figure \ref{fig:evaluating-square} shows the result of evaluating this
function declaration statement. The
function
object is a pair whose code
specifies that the
function
has one formal parameter, namely x,
and a
function
body return x * x;. The environment part of the
function
is a pointer to the program environment, since that is the
environment in which the
function definition
expression was evaluated to
produce the
function. A new binding, which associates the
function
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frame.
The bindings in a frame correspond to the const and let declarations directly nested in that frame.
The program gives rise to a frame of its own, which we call the program environment, directly inside the global frame.
To reduce clutter, after this figure, we will not display the global environment (as it is always the same), but we are reminded of its
existence by the pointer from the program environment.
Now that we have seen how functions are created, we can describe how functions are applied. The environment model specifies: To apply a function to arguments, create a new environment containing a frame that binds the parameters to the values of the arguments. The enclosing environment of this frame is the environment specified by the function. Now, within this new environment, evaluate the function body.
To show how this rule is followed, Figure \ref{fig:square5-eval}
illustrates the environment structure created by evaluating the
expression square(5); in the program environment, where square is the
function
generated in
Figure \ref{fig:evaluating-square}. Applying the
function
results in
the creation of a new environment, labeled E1 in the figure, that
begins with a frame in which x, the formal parameter for the
function, is bound to the argument 5. The pointer leading upward
from this frame shows that the frame's enclosing environment is the
program environment. The program environment is chosen here, because
this is the environment that is indicated as part of the square
function
object. Within E1, we evaluate the body of the
function,
return x * x;. Since the value of x in E1 is 5, the result is
5 * 5, or 25.
The environment model of function application can be summarized by two rules:
We also specify that defining a symbol using const/let creates a
constant/variable binding in the current environment frame and assigns to the symbol the
indicated value. Finally, we specify the behavior of
assignment, the operation that forced us to introduce the environment
model in the first place.
variable undefined
error.
Otherwise, if the binding in the frame is a constant binding, the assignment
signals an assignment to constant
error, because JavaScript forbids assignment
to constants. At last, if
the binding in the frame is a variable binding, that binding
is changed to reflect the new value of the variable.
These evaluation rules, though considerably more complex than the substitution model, are still reasonably straightforward. Moreover, the evaluation model, though abstract, provides a correct description of how the interpreter evaluates expressions. In chapter 4 we shall see how this model can serve as a blueprint for implementing a working interpreter. The following sections elaborate the details of the model by analyzing some illustrative programs.


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Forget Pumpkin Spiced this-and-that: when fall rolls around, there’s exactly one treat that I’m craving: and that’s a fresh Cider Donut at the Greenmarket on a crisp Sunday morning. There’s always something apple-cheeked and wholesome about greenmarket cider donuts, despite the fact that they’re deep fried: after all how could I say no to this little bite of autumn, and supporting local farms?
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Gulp is a toolkit for automating painful or time-consuming tasks in your development workflow, so you can stop messing around and build something.
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If you have previously installed a version of gulp globally, please run npm rm --global gulp to make sure your old version doesn't collide with gulp-cli.
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| Female | 6.7 | 32.6 | 60.7 | | | |
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After doing as much research as possible, I decided to give Mephedrone a try. I have had experience with moderate use of stimulants like ecstasy, coccaine,Adderal and MDMA, and I must say that in my opinion Mephedrone, when used in moderation, is better than all of them.
After receiving 1 gram of flour like Mephedrone, I then seperated my gram into 4 piles. I did not have a milligram scale but figured my 4 piles would equal 4 250mg piles.( 1 gram = 1,000mg) All week I was planning on attending a big Halloween party and figured I would save a 250mg pile to try. Finally the night of the party comes and I have my M-Drone ready to take.
We arrived at 9pm, I poured a drink for me and my girlfriend, being very cautious about my drinking. After about 3 drinks and greetings from all of my friends I was feeling very mellow and relaxed and decided its time to dose. I had seperated my 4 250mg piles in some small jewlery baggies I had. At 9PM I simply held them up to the faucet, filled them half way with water and drank the chemical down. Yuck! Very nasty but the nasty taste left me quickly.
9:30 I am definetly feeling different,slight stimulation,but it is'nt until 10PM that the real fun began. 10PM, I get up to go talk to some friends and I think to myself ' Holy Shit, I feel AMAZING!!! '. A superior feeling came over me, very similar to ecstasy but I can hold intelligent conversations. I felt awake stimulated and extra talkative during this Mephedrone experience. The high is a very clean feeling, definetly one of my favorite feelings to date. 10:30PM its still going very strong, I am talking my ass off to everyone, I can feel a strong sense of love for my girlfriend, very much like the ecstasy ' I love you' feeling you get when on a roll. I even start talking about getting engaged soon, which is very odd for me.
11PM still feeling great but I should'nt have kept drinking. I am on about drink number 8 and feeling completely Dishstunkinflunk wasted.
11:30PM I am still going pretty good but not as much as before, wanting to redose just a little, but I refuse the urge. 12AM I am now drinking water and eating. Feeling great, nice wired feeling, very much like adderal or good coccaine except the huge rush I had before is gone. 1 AM, I can feel the Mephedrone starting to wear off,although it still feels as if I am very alert even though I had 8 strong drinks.
2 AM, I am now starting to comedown and resisting the urge to do more. Wow the initial wave makes you feel so good that it is very hard to Not re-dose. I did'nt give in, and at 3 AM I decided to call it a night.
I would say Mephedrone when taken orally last for 4 hours total, 2 of which are like a strong mix of coccaine and ecstasy but clearer on the mind, followed by another 2 hours of adderal or strong caffeine feelings. Sleeping was hard at the end of the night, that is the bad news. The good news is that I was able to give my girlfriend great sex with no problems.
With carefull moderate use, Mephedrone is an excellent mood lift, pick me up, and socially loose drug. I enjoyed the experiment very much. In small doses its really quite great. Good to have a couple drinks or benzo on the come down, it really helps. Its still Legal in the USA, but only to put on your plants as plant food. NOT for human ingestion.....Hope this helps anyone curious.
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AsyncOrderedQuery Class
Package: @esfx/async-iter-query
Represents an ordered sequence of elements.
Declaration
export declare class AsyncOrderedQuery<T> extends AsyncQuery<T> implements AsyncOrderedIterable<T>
Inherited Members
Constructors
constructor(source)
Constructs a new instance of the AsyncOrderedQuery
class
Declaration
constructor(source: AsyncOrderedIterable<T> | OrderedIterable<T>);
Parameters
- source
- AsyncOrderedIterable<T> | OrderedIterable<T>
Methods
[AsyncOrderedIterable.thenByAsync](keySelector, comparer, descending)
Declaration
[AsyncOrderedIterable.thenByAsync]<K>(keySelector: (element: T) => K, comparer: Comparison<K> | Comparer<K>, descending: boolean): AsyncOrderedIterable<T>;
Type Parameters
- K
Parameters
- keySelector
- (element: T) => K
- comparer
- Comparison<K> | Comparer<K>
- descending
- boolean
Returns
thenBy(keySelector, comparer)
Creates a subsequent ordered subquery whose elements are sorted in ascending order by the provided key.
Declaration
thenBy<K>(keySelector: (element: T) => K, comparer?: Comparison<K> | Comparer<K>): AsyncOrderedQuery<T>;
Type Parameters
- K
Parameters
- keySelector
- (element: T) => K
A callback used to select the key for an element.
Returns
thenByDescending(keySelector, comparer)
Creates a subsequent ordered subquery whose elements are sorted in descending order by the provided key.
Declaration
thenByDescending<K>(keySelector: (element: T) => K, comparer?: Comparison<K> | Comparer<K>): AsyncOrderedQuery<T>;
Type Parameters
- K
Parameters
- keySelector
- (element: T) => K
A callback used to select the key for an element.


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