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Hey everyone welcome to the channel my name is Philly beats you this video is basically going to be going over how to get these space-time distortions and Pokemon Legends Arceus to respawn and keep spawning again and again and again so you can continue on your adventure and get these distortions and hunt rare Pokemon and get a lot of treasures and stuff all right let's get into it so the first question we're going to answer is when do space-time distortion start to form the answer to that is once you beat Cleaver in the beginning of the game beat that boss battle and then they will start to spawn throughout your game wherever you are any location now let's talk about how to get these space-time distortions to appear when you're in an area and you decide to leave it let's say we return to the village you're going to a hundred percent reset the whole entire chance and encounters of it happening by going in and out of an area so going from a example the obsidian field lands to Jubilee village or any of the other locations to Jubilee village you are then resetting how it counts now the moment I go here to this guy and walk into the encounter for example so I'm gonna go into this post lands area you're going to then begin the timer so as soon as we start it's going to start counting all right it's begun as soon as I walk in here now it is counting counting counting and information that has come out from Cerebi we don't know where that data mine came from as of this video so when you're in a zone for five minutes you have a 10% chance increase of it showing up when you're in there for 10 minutes you'll notice that you may have a 20% chance increase 50 minutes 20% 25 minutes 25% and 40 minutes 25% so basically what's happening is every five minutes you're getting a roll on whether it's going to appear and these larger time frames that you see over here are going to determine the chance increase during these intervals now if you're in the early game you're going to have a smaller chance increase per time and when you're in the post game which is after the credits roll you're then going to have a much more higher chance of those spawning another very important piece of information is this on the screen says there is no way to force a space time distortion to happen as they are random but you know where they are in terms of the randomization based off the previous chart we saw but they are checked every five minutes you are in an area resetting the state of an area by skipping to a latter time will reset this and battling a Pokemon or being in a menu will pause the timer so if you want to get something to spawn the reality is you just have to wait that specific amount of time so every five minutes you have a chance of this happening and if you want to refer back to the other screenshot that'll be there too I will also link down the page where this is all located in the description below so there are a few things you don't want to do when you're going to deal with the space time distortions one you don't want to battle any Pokemon to you don't want to battle any trainers three you don't want to be in any menus and the biggest one do not walk out of the zone and come back in do not go back to jubileve and come back in if you do that you are literally resetting it all over again for the space time distortion and once you get your first space time distortion simply just wait again until the next one happens it sucks sometimes you might have that really bad RNG but the only way to do this is just wait and what you can do is just figure out what to do while you're in the area you can catch Pokemon no problem that's not going to affect whether it spawns or not you can explore you can move around but the idea is to wait within the zone and not engage into any battles or anything like that so on the map the three biggest places that people are going to to hunt specific Pokemon is in the Crimson Mirelands people will try to get the Cyndaquil evolution line in the space time distortions if you're trying to go for Rallet's evolution line you're going to go to the Coronet Highlands again this is postgame so please remember this is after the credits role you start to see these Pokemon here and if you're going for Ashwat you're going to want to go to the Aleb Baster Iceland in order for them to show up over here so these are the three locations that you're going to want to just hang out in and wait and hunt for your starters Shiny hunting the starters is going to be intense so good luck with that over here but that's basically the method you have to do in order to do this I also highly recommend you check out Austin John's video if you want to physically see the testing happen because he did this for about 12 hours and tested all of it out if you what happens if you are in a zone versus if you're go out of his own versus if you're going to battles things like that he does all the testing and he got some great results so check out that video that's also linked down below but you'll probably see this when you're looking up space time distortions so now you guys know how space time distortions work basically just go into an area wait five minutes see what happens in those five minutes the chances are going to reroll you have much better chances if you are postgame than if you are pregame so if you're in the postgame you're gonna have better and higher increase rates of them spawning remember do not exit the area because it's gonna reset do not battle as it'll extend your time or basically pause the time that it's naturally occurring you have to be in the overworld and nothing should be happening no Pokemon battles no trainer battles and it should be that simple I feel like I've repeated myself so many times you guys get the point of the video by now so if you enjoy this video make sure to hit that like button subscribe for more easy content like this I tried to make this really short where I didn't have to explain how to do a whole space time distortion as you guys probably know what to do again my video for that is going to be linked over here somewhere on the screen thank you for watching and subscribing supporting the channel and if any information comes out you know I'm gonna update you my name is Philly beats you thank you very much and I'll see you in the next Pokemon legends arc is video take care


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Cool, so we can start the recruiting session Basically just quick info before start how it works Basically we'll have short talks from the sponsors to present themselves and tell about the companies and what they're doing and if they are recruiting or not and you know how to get in touch with them and I think it is going to be calling the sponsors on stage. They'll talk Quickly about themselves. They have around five minutes to present themselves Then after the session we can basically just use the room to split and Let the attendees reach out the sponsors and speak and ask questions whatever both Want to do so, yeah, we will be calling in Alphabetic order Apart from one sponsor that their own slides, so we'll be calling at the end to avoid switching back and forth Yeah Thanks Fabio So our first sponsor is BBBA So I would invite them to stage Hello, good afternoon everyone there I'm a part of the team of human resources from Viva I don't know if you've heard about that before we belong to the to the bank group the BBBA 100% we are a technology innovation firm and spin-off That belongs to the bank and we work mainly for them in the banking sector, but in transgressive technology projects mainly we offer solutions in cloud computing and Also big data, but work with data science and we are working with Internet of Things projects Right now we are located in Madrid and right now there are around 400 employees All of them in Madrid. We also have an office in Mexico that we opened last year And there are around 100 employees there and we are planning to open an office in the USA in In the next months probably right now. There are more than 60 60 people architect software architect certified in Amazon Web Services in our company We are partner of Amazon Web Services In fact, we were to the summit in Barcelona if you were if you went there and We are a partner of Google also MongoDB Microsoft Azure and also cloud era We are always trying to implement the new trend is in the in the market trying to give that value to our clients We mainly work for the bank, but also for other clients abroad of different areas non banking clients Right now we are applying a giant methodologies. We are working with a scramb 100 of our brain manager our scramb masters Right now we are growing a lot. We've been growing in the last three years hugely because of the investment in innovation that the bank are doing and that growing outside of the bank So you are very welcome to join our team if you are passionate about technology you are I'm sure that you will fit in our company. We have a stand here on the left so if you if you want to to know more about our opportunities you come by Thank you very much Hello, my name is Borja. I work for I4S. We are very similar to Viva We are focused on security Where our main focus is to create the solutions that are not mature enough in the market for BBDA Any security solution that is mature enough in the market is something that can be bought Anything that that is not mature enough in the in the market is something that we are involved into We are looking for developers. We are a Company that have dedicated a scramb masters. We believe in agile practices as much as Viva and most people around here and we also believe in the in the mix of development and security throughout all of the software development lifecycle Little more than that Thank you everyone and We are with Viva To the left of the of the room if you're interested in security if you're interested in innovation in security, please come to us Thank you very much. Thanks, Rohan. I would invite my next sponsor Luyanda and also would like to tell him and where is the next one? So hi, my name is Peter from Blue Yanda Luyanda is the leading provider of cloud-based predictive applications. We are doing The best decisions for our customers delivering to them daily and we are doing this through machine learning We are looking for software developers system engineers and data scientists in our locations in Karlsruhe, Hamburg and London The best thing is you visit our booth talk to us directly or go get in contact with us at the social event tonight Or even better if you want to see what we are working you go to our talks. I'm going to have a talk tomorrow about a sequel alchemy Sebastian is going to talk about infrastructure as code Christian is having a talk tomorrow about Airflow and on Friday Patrick will have a talk about splitting up the monolith how to get from a big code base into microservices and Björn will show you how to Visualize network X graphs So just get in touch with us if you really like to work in a cool company and be part of our team The next sponsor is Demonware the next one up to that is Criteo Hey, I'm Michelle. I'm from Demonware So just really want to give you a quick overview of who we are We're an online service provider to some of the largest video games We're a hundred native people approximately across three locations. We're based in Vancouver Dublin and Shanghai And some of the services that we provide include one of the biggest ones will be matchmaking leaderboards profile storage media storage social network linking data warehousing data mining I guess the exciting piece is We've been around since 2003 However, we were acquired by Activision back in 2007. So we operate in a huge scale We provide these services solely for Activision titles one of the main ones being called of duty Skylanders, we also operate with Call of Duty online, which is in Shanghai for the Chinese market Diablo destination So I guess the exciting stuff is that we operate with a huge number of users There's over 459 million player at home 3.2 million concurrent online gamers So we get a massive number of requests we can imagine and average response time 20 seconds And again, we do a massive amount of data as well. So over 10 petabytes of data And the technologies that we work with so we're here at EuroPython, so our product is built in Python We also integrate that into the game to C++. We work a little bit with Erlang We have other opportunities that in the infrastructure space we work with Cassandra, MySQL, a lot of our Software engineering positions and more server focused and we also work across infrastructure So we work across multi-platforms, multi-platforms. So we work with Dean, Nintendo 10 Cent is the Codal or Call of Duty online for the Chinese market Xbox Just to let you know some of the benefits, I guess, for working with Demonware We take our work quite seriously, but I guess a lot of benefits for working there 25 days holidays are standard, no matter on the location So even food and rent mover, which is much more than the average statutory holidays You get to work with really smart people Pension and health care, really competitive salaries and bonuses We constantly have free swag, free video games Brilliant coffee in the office. It's a massive thing and we have lots of team events as well This is just to kind of show you some of the, this is a standard office environment So we have a lot of fun Guests take our work quite seriously, but not so much ourselves Here's our website, all of our careers are posted on the website We have a standard site as well and my email address is here as well Next one, so it will be Criteo and I would invite the higher team to be ready to be Hi, okay So you know you're from an engineering company when you make your presentations without a slide So we're from Criteo. It's not there, but everywhere I'm sure you're gonna see us when you have to move around So Criteo simply is a global leader in retargeting advertising So I believe some of you probably must have passed by our booth to find out what we do It's simple, so let's say Lady here in red probably goes on adidas.com to shop once in a while But sometimes she doesn't, she decides not to buy anything So what we do is that we retarget you with ads for adidas And then that converts into sales So once you click to buy something, if you don't click to buy anything we lose money We lose money all the time, but sometimes we make money as well So the moment you click to buy something, Criteo makes money, adidas makes money, the world is happy And what happens is that this software, well it's obviously built by our huge chunk of engineers who work with us We have a global number of engineers of about 430 people and it's not stopping The company is young, it's been around for about 10 years And we're definitely not gonna slow down anytime soon So we're definitely hiring from time to time And Python happens to be one of the most valuable languages we use We use other languages like Java, C-Shop and what not But at the moment we're definitely looking into Python So feel free to pass by our booth, we have a lot going on We have great goodies, and if you don't want a job You can come pick up some nice goodies for yourself We have 3D glasses and all sorts of things you can imagine And also what, we have another talk probably on Thursday from one of our guys I don't know if you know, I don't remember what it is We have a surprise talk on Thursday So feel free to pass by our booth and hear more of our jobs Some of the top jobs we're recruiting for right now, Python related is a lead software engineer in Python Senior DevOps engineer for Python as well as a senior software engineer So simply we're looking for people to join us in Paris, Palo Alto as well as Grenoble The business operations units are in about 27 other countries Which might not be interesting enough to you So if you want to join us in Paris and in Palo Alto, free free and then come by We have something interesting also, relocation packages to help you as well as your immediate partners If you have trouble joining us in our company So basically that's what we do and happy to meet you and feel free to pass by our booth Just to be complete, the title of the presentation by Rudi Sikar from the Crypto R&D Is Leveraging Documentation Power for Better Web APIs And he's going to talk about some experiments they've done about Web API And the way of using documentation and generating automatically some nice information for the users So I invite you to attend this presentation Thanks a lot Can we have the team from Hired? And the next one is Hot Charge Hello everyone So I work for Hired.com which is a job marketplace for developers, sales people and marketing people We were born in the US We've raised 75 millions of dollars And the principle of Hired is that instead of having candidates applying for jobs We bring employers, companies on the platform to apply to candidates So as a candidate you create a profile on Hired.com And if your profile is approved by our curation team You will have like 5,000 companies who will be able to browse your profile And apply to have an interview with you We currently operate in the US, most cities in the US, in Paris The UK, Canada, Singapore and Australia And we have around as I said 5,000 companies using the system And over 500,000 candidates who have applied So basically if you look for jobs and you don't want to have the pain of finding it You can use Hired to find it Thanks a lot So our next sponsor will be Hot Charge And after that I would call Intel and Danysoft to be ready Hi guys I'm the co-founder and director of engineering at Hodja Hodja is a small but far-growing startup that does user analytics So it's basically a set of tools that allows website owners to find out more what their users are doing I'd like to share this video with you That does a better job at explaining exactly what the tool is Today most sites are built and improved based on hunches and guesses But maybe we just don't need to guess anymore Take Hot Jar Instead of guessing what motivates your user's behavior You can now see which bits of your site they love Where they click, tap, move, how far they scroll And what they totally ignore And by playing videos of your visitors It's as if you're watching the screen over their shoulder So you can see what turns them off your site and causes abandonment But it doesn't end there You can also ask questions directly to your visitors Ultimately, this means you can optimize your website's user experience Prioritizing content that needs attention For quick and effective results Overall, Hodja's range of features gives you access to solid proof about your user's behavior So wave goodbye to old-fashioned desk work Hodja All-in-one analytics and feedback It's slow, complicated, and inflexible Suit in the insurance companies who will like it that way Which means when you need to borrow a friend So yeah, Hodja's an all-in-one analytics and feedback tool A couple of years ago, all the founders had startups And the most frustrating thing we found was that we couldn't understand Why people were coming to our sites and either not converting it to customers Or they were converting it to customers and just stopped using our service after a month or so And we wanted to figure out how we could get to know why our users were acting the way they did So we did some research and we found a few tools that allowed us to do feedback and heat maps But they were so expensive And we realized that if we weren't alone So quite a few people were struggling with the same things So two years ago we got together And we decided to build a tool that tackled exactly this issue And we built this all-in-one analytics and feedback platform Python and Angular And these are some of the features we have So we have heat maps that allow you to see visual overviews of where people are clicking on your site We actually have, these are visitor recordings So you can see recordings of users and see where the mouse is moving See where they're clicking Funnel analysis, so you can see where people are dropping off on your site And the similar one is form analysis So you can see what feels in a particular form And making your users stop filling that particular form And we also have feedback tools So besides the analytics side Where you can actually see the visual and understand what they're doing You can actually ask questions So you can create widgets like this and ask questions in mobile and desktop And you can do something similar with surveys So you can ask even more questions, get to know a bit more about your users And finally we also have a widget which collects details of people who want to become your user testers So it's so important to use a test That you can just collect these details and then contact them and start the user test And just to give you some perspective We launched Hodja just under two years ago And we now have almost 200,000 websites using it And to put that into context We have over 6,000 websites accessing our Hodja script every single second So you can see some numbers there We have data that's close to 40 terabytes now I'm increasing by about 5 gigs every single day And yeah, the reason we're here is we're looking for Python developers And we think it's a good opportunity for you to work with Hodja for two primary reasons You can work remotely, so Hodja is a completely remote company We have 19 team members on their base around the world So in USA, Portugal, Sweden and everywhere So that means you get flexible hours We give you a home office budget A yearly personal budget That you can use to buy books, for example And everyone gets a free fit, but some are kind of built But secondly, you also get to learn new skills So we encourage all developers to learn beyond what they already know So learn more JavaScript, learn more Angular, postgres, as for search and lower And ultimately, our big vision is to have Hodja on 10 billion sites Now this is extremely bold and perhaps a bit overly ambitious But having such a big goal And that we have a lot of exciting projects that we want to work on And yeah, if any of you are looking for a new role And like the idea of working with a growing startup And just speak to us after the session We also have a table in the main room Thank you So I would invite Intel and Danisoft And also ask Red Hat team to be ready Hello, good afternoon My name is Radevani from Intel I have two slides from my side, no movies You probably know Intel as a hardware company Right? Who doesn't know Intel as a hardware company? All right, two, you can come to me later But Intel is also a large software company Actually, it's one of the largest software development companies in the world We have about 15,000 software developers all around the world We work on several topics from low-level BIOS development Which is mainly, maybe for you, not that interesting But also up to machine learning, big data And a lot of other stuff I'm from my side, I come from the software side We have a software department, a real division about software And we love Python, by the way Just that you know, even if we're Intel, we love Python We also have our own Python software distribution Which we are presenting here So like I said, I'm from the software side And we are always looking at recruiting software developers We love C++, of course, CC++, Assembler sometimes But also Python So we are currently recruiting a lot of people The best is to go actually on the website Because Intel is a really big company So there you can find all the good job offers worldwide Myself, I'm more on the customer side So if you're an engineer and interested to become a sales engineer And work with customers and travel a lot and visit new countries Just talk to me outside and I'll be happy to discuss that Thank you very much Thanks a lot May I have the Red Hat team And I would also suggest SCX next team to be ready Alright, so thank you for having us It's always a pleasure to be at your Python Because it's one of the greatest conferences for Python in Europe, really Thanks for your organization team to put this event together And everybody who really made it happen So I guess everybody heard of Red Hat What is interesting, based on my discussion with the people at this conference Is that a lot of people are associating us only with Linux Which is obviously still a huge part of what we're doing But these days Red Hat is a huge portfolio of products So the operating system, we have middleware We have stuff connected with the cloud And also mobile technologies And Python is a huge part of what is behind that In terms of programming languages And some of the tools within the Linux world In the cloud area or the visualization are all written in Python We also use Python for automation So it's also a huge part of our quality engineering department So what is so cool about working for Red Hat as a technology person I would say that the open source is a huge part of that So when you're working at Red Hat You're not only... Or your work is not only visible within the team And within the company But also interacting with people out there People in the upstream Also these days we're facing interesting challenges Because of the size of the portfolio So our products are obviously talking to each other Which means that we are working a lot with continuous integration And really making it easier for our customers to deploy the code As fast as possible So we have offices all around the world We came from the Czech Republic Where the largest engineering office is at the moment So it's like more than a thousand people And we're not only hiring in the Czech Republic But we're hiring also remotees Especially for teams like OpenStack and Virtualization You can work remotely from anywhere around Europe So if you're interested, talk to us later In this room or we have a table in the lobby Definitely come to talk to us any time before Friday Enjoy the rest of the conference and thank you Thanks a lot Our next sponsor is STX Next After that we'll have Travelbook Hi, I'm Kate from STX Next I'm very happy to meet you all here in the Bau First of all I want to thank you For giving us thumbs up on Instagram With the hashtag EuroPython So if you didn't check it yet And also thank you for attending our riddle Because at our booth we have a riddle for you To win some interesting prizes And to give yourself a challenge During the coffee breaks, not to just drink coffee And about the company, we are the biggest Python software house in Europe We employ over 100 Python developers We use mostly Python but also JS And for mobile, Android and iOS And we are also having full scrum teams So we are looking for both developers Scrummasters, project owners and testers So you are welcome to come to our booth The important thing is that We brought some interesting people for you We brought our CEO So you can talk with him about business If you want to know how to be Such a big successful company And also HR specialist And she will tell you more about Working in STX Next And guys, say hello to the rest of the people So come say hello and solve a riddle We have both startup clients And big corporation clients So everybody will find something for himself In our company, thank you Thanks a lot Next we have this travel book And after that, I will request you Demi team to be here Hi, my name is Chabi, I am an engineer From Troubleberg We are a small startup in Barcelona That's offering free service for companies To build, book and manage The whole cycle of business travel You know how in companies, normally When people try to make a book for a trip It's complex because you have to book flight somewhere Then you have to search hotels somewhere else Then you have to grab all the invoices Send them to the invoicing centre Try to get the expenses back We are building a tool that allows The companies to manage the whole cycle In one place We offer, for example, a user directory With user policies, so for example One user can only fly in business Because reasons, and other users Can't fly in economy And then get four-star hotels And because this other user is a very bad person Just get cheap hostels So we manage this thing And also we search and book for flights And hotels on our platform Also invoice them So the companies have a central point Where they can manage the whole business trip In one place So as I told, we are a small company in Barcelona Our technology stack is built around On the front-end side in ReactJS And on the back-end side We are using Python with Django Res Framework Postgres, Celery, all the standard tools To integrate with the different providers That provide us flights, hotels, payment services So we are great at this thing on the back-end And the front-end consumes us As I told you, we are a small company in Barcelona We are around 20 people From 10 different nationalities So we are an international team We got recently funded So we can run freely for some time And we are hiring So what do we offer? We offer as startups We have an open vacation policy So if you do the job, we don't count the days Really, it's nice And again, we offer freebies, food, snacks, beers We have a drone and a dock in the office They don't get really well Again, we are hiring engineers Well, thank you Thanks a lot Our next sponsor is Udemy And I would request Yelp team to be ready Thanks So, at Udemy We believe that through online Europe Online learning We can help anyone build a life That they can imagine And that's why we've built the world's Largest online learning marketplace We connect about 11 million students With instructors all over the world And through that they can learn And learn anything From yoga to Java From Python to Parcours And if you want to know How you learn Parcours In Udemy You can come and talk to me afterwards And I can show you I'm from the Dublin office I'm the director of engineering And country manager for Ireland We have core product teams in Dublin Teams that support our instructors Teams that help businesses To use Udemy to help their people learn better And teams that help the site Are highly available And at great size And we're recruiting So we have a stall outside Michael is sitting here in the front row We'd love to talk to you We have four or five engineers here Who will tell you what it's like To work for Udemy And I'm really happy that you go and talk to them And find out how good it is So if you're interested In being a full-stack engineer If you're interested In being a site reliability engineer And working out how to Help all those 11 million students Learn all at the same time Or if you're interested in becoming a software Development manager Please do come and talk to us Thanks Thanks a lot Next we have is Yelp And then we'll have a last sponsor Binder So please be ready Hi everyone I'm Stefan I'm a technical lead at Yelp And at Yelp we try Or we think we succeed To connect people with great local businesses Focusing on the word great We do have reviews On the website Which is one of our core features So we help you To find a good business Somebody where you're happy to give your money to And where you're satisfied With the service afterwards This is how the website looks like This is actually like our highest Traffic page on the site It's the single business page We are also active In the mobile space We have some great Android and iOS apps You can see them here We're trying to show you We're active in 32 countries We have You can see the numbers there I don't have to read them for you We do operate At scale So we have some interesting Problems for you to solve When you work at Yelp We have three offices in Europe In Germany and Hamburg Which is the second largest city of Germany Dublin where it's Mostly sales and London So for you engineers The interesting offices will be in London Where we have about 25 Engineers and in Hamburg Where we have about 40 people working In product and engineering Meaning that while at Yelp We are a company that Worldwide has over 400 engineers We still have this What I consider the sweet spot Of number of people in our offices In Europe where you still know everybody You greet everybody when you come into the office But you can still work on Large problems and Have a real impact What we're looking for These are the jobs You can read it for yourself On the website If you're not finding What you're looking for exactly Please come see us anyway At the booth outside I'm sure we'll find a solution We're always looking for passionate people And we have a diverse set of problems To solve so I'm sure we can Work something out What we offer, the usual I think that's more or less standard Let me talk a bit about the technologies We use most of the things Here at EuroPython we'll be using it We have Large service oriented architecture With hundreds of services in production We ship code to production Multiple times a day By engineers We have our platform as a service We open source that recently That's called pasta Check us out on github We're an active open source contributor And one thing I want to point out Is that I really think The impact that dealt as an engineer There's no like Strong hierarchies We value everyone You can really bring in your ideas And change what we do Come see our talks at EuroPython Scott just gave a talk Earlier today The room was pretty packed I suggest maybe if you're interested Check it out on YouTube later Once it's published Tomorrow And on Thursday We'll be talking about asynchronous requests In a web application As I said Check us out on github Our open source contributions We have an engineering blog That I consider quite interesting We're on Twitter And if you're interested in the job Go to yelp.com Careers And we have a raffle going on Yeah My colleague Verena is holding it up We're giving away a drone Quite a nice one I think So just come find us Afterwards or at the booth And you can maybe win a drone Thank you Thanks a lot Can I invite Binder now? Hi everybody, I'm John with Binder I brought him a time with me Who is my colleague Thanks for staying around for the last presentation I'm sure it's taxing We want to do something different now We're here with Binder I'm going to give you a short introduction We're our online brand portal What we do is We enable brands Or companies to Manage their brands in the best way possible Online Obviously we do this using the best technology Which we are presenting here On Eurofighting We use this to serve over three Who in their turn Serve over a million Many millions of people worldwide And we have offices In Barcelona, Rotterdam, Amsterdam Boston, London, Dubai I'm basically reading out the slides Thank you Just before I continue This is our tag stack Obviously, Python is the most interesting one It's very interesting things about it That we do with Amazon And we'll be telling you about On the first day, if you want to join Now, before I tell you How awesome it is to work at Binder I thought maybe I'll let Two of my colleagues do this Working in Binder, Barcelona Is almost like Working in a developer island It feels like being your own boss The thing I like the most about Binder Is the constant challenges that we face And also the fun that comes with it Which is of course made The scene that we have in Barcelona Building the underdub for Binder Is pretty cool And the colleagues are cool as well For me, the best is when the weather is nice Which is almost all the times You can go outside and have some lines Walking around the streets of Barcelona Lovely I also like the location The office is in the very center of the city There are many things to do around here Also, if you need to relax And clear your mind Football in Basketball Just have some fun As Mokali said It's really fun to work at us These are all our offices Where you can just Pick a location of one of these three We are in Amsterdam And Barcelona, that's where we develop And that's where we work on our application So yeah The video we just shown Gives a little bit of an introduction Of how we think You should be working With us As the slide says We really believe That working with us Should be nice and fun But it should also be a place Where you can actually develop yourself And get yourself And grow as a developer as well I think you can see it We provide unlimited vacation days We have daily lunch With drinks at the binary bar at the end If you work with us We give you the apple gear We work a lot with apple We got also the weekly messages And massages of course And we work with Cutting edge technology These are the jobs that we currently Where we are looking people for Back-end developer QA engineer DevOps engineer You can see it on the slide Back-end developer Please After this slide After this presentation Just come around And see us at our booth When you just come in we are at the right And now for my colleagues Thank you I think you got what it takes Just talk to us You can find us there You can find us here as well Shoot us a message Or just walk to us That's it Thank you So that was our last sponsor I would like to thank all the sponsors Who presented the slides To finish and to conclude I would ask for view So basically We are a bit late Longer than expected We are going to use the room For another 15 minutes Before The next, the lightning talks Will start in half an hour So if you want to Just, that sponsor can just Split around the room And connect with everyone And thank you for everyone For coming Thanks


Okay, so here I wanted to talk a little bit about LinkedIn a little bit more about it because I've only mentioned it in passing so far and But it is actually a very important tool It's actually a very powerful tool when you're doing your marketing and when you're trying to find prospective clients and prospective customers so LinkedIn is a social network as most of you know, it's a social network that's geared more towards the professional you know while Facebook is more personal LinkedIn is more professional and It's you know It's not used as much because most people like going to Facebook and looking for personal stuff looking for updates on their friends or family While LinkedIn, you know, they'll go for job stuff and they'll go if they're looking for a job or if they're looking to hire someone Etc etc Now having said that LinkedIn can be very powerful and very useful and so I wanted to talk about it and this method that I want to talk about this Way of using LinkedIn isn't really it's not really an Active thing so I wouldn't put it under active marketing, but I wouldn't put it under passive either It's kind of in between and so that's why I'm just including it as something extra. So first of all well, first of all, you need a LinkedIn profile if you don't have one you should make one and You can just fill it out with all the information that we covered before in the pregame You can put information from your resume from your you know Your list of services and what you do you can pretty much copy out if you have um, if you have an about me Page then you can pretty much copy what you have there and just put into your LinkedIn I would then add your resume so you have everything on your LinkedIn detailed and in order And then the well the other odd thing about LinkedIn that you'll notice is that if anyone visits your profile You'll get a notification. So here you see someone viewed my profile recently and I get a notification So what you can do is um, and you know, usually what happens is that you'll see and this is someone I don't know and then I'll click and see, you know, who's been looking and you know, maybe I'll look at her profile and And you know see if it's someone I'm interested in doing business with or not, etc, etc So what am I getting at? Basically When you are conducting your marketing and when you are contacting people either face-to-face or through the various methods that we've covered and Trying to get prospective clients or you know, when you started talking to people and kind of established a preliminary Contact with them I would suggest going to LinkedIn And when you go to LinkedIn try to find whatever company it is that you talked to but also try to find the person that you Talk to because then what's going to happen is that this person next time they go to LinkedIn? They're going to click on notifications and they're going to see your name Pop up as someone who viewed your profile and then they'll click on your profile now what this does is Well, it basically keeps you top of mind. It's another way to To show you exist to this person and actually this is a concept It's not new or anything along those lines, but it's it's called retargeting And you see a lot of companies do this In fact, you've probably noticed if you go to a website or if you go to a certain Facebook page If you're looking something up on Google Certain company or something like that then for the next couple days you keep seeing ads of that same company Pop up wherever you might be going Actually, and just as an example it came to mind because here I see Avis The other day of two days ago I was on the Avis website because I need to book a car rental and So now these Avis ads have been popping up all over the place now So this is something companies do and it's called retargeting and I won't get into it now Well, basically the the gist of it is they do it because because it works, you know, it keeps here in this case it keeps Avis top of mind and so I will be You know, I'll be remembering Avis I'll remember that I went to that website and if I still need a car I'll see this save up to 30% and I you know I might be interested in renting a car from them now. So Anyway, obviously, I'm assuming you're not Google or Avis and you don't have a budget like that So you can't have this retargeting pixel. So that's why I'm not getting into that However, what you can do is use LinkedIn for the same purpose Anytime you make an initial contact with anyone, I would look them up on LinkedIn click on their profile now if you want you can click to add them right away and You can, you know, click on their profile and click connect right away if you want to I find that a bit forward and Especially if they haven't made contact back with you or anything like that If it's just someone that you've been contacting yourself Then I'd rather just go to their profile here and let them find out that you've been on their profile And you'll get a pop-up when they visit yours at that point You can decide either to click connect or else to send them in a mail of introduction say Hey, I'm the person that you met the other day or I'm the person who contact you regarding this and that and I find it to Be very effective because it does keep you top of mind And so if they kind of you know talk to you and we're semi-interested the first time but then kind of forgot about it Then this at least can you know keep you up there at least a few more times and it's very easy to do You can just basically check, you know You're linked in once a day or even once every couple days and and just do it And so I just recommend it's something easy to do and but that can be helpful when you're looking for your prospective clients


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This is my RV. And inside of this RV, I have a full-on mouse infestation. It's never happened to me before, but I think because I've been sitting in the same place for a while, I was just too attractive and I thought it was gonna just be one mouse and it wasn't. So today I'm going to tell you about what happened, how I found out I had mice, and a whole bunch of products there behind me that I've tried out to mitigate the problem or get rid of the mice and I'm gonna tell you what worked back there and what didn't. Happy Sunday everybody. It's Robin with Creativity RV. I hope you're all doing well out there. As you might know, I've been spending some time in my fifth wheel on a rural property and in just a couple of days now I'm headed out to travel in my truck camper. Well like I said, I've never had mice inside of my RV before, but I'll tell you, I have found a couple of dead mice before. One time it was in my first or second little rig and I opened up an outside storage bin and there was a little mummified mouse stuck in the rubber like it was trying to get in or maybe it was in the basement and it was trying to get out but it got stuck in the rubber and it was so gross I had to like grind it out of there with a stick and after that one time I had a water leak here in the fifth wheel and when we crawled in and removed the wall over where all the plumbing is there was a little dead mouse in there so I thought okay maybe they can get into the underbelly into the basement but I never really thought they would come into my rig. First of all, since I've been on the road I've put Irish spring bars inside of all of my pantry areas and my cabinets and in the basement and I've tried the dryer sheets and I've tried the little electric pulse things that you plug in and I have a cat but then about three or four weeks ago I went out to help jump something and I opened up the hood of my truck and right there where I put my hand in to pull the hood up was the little tiniest cutest baby mouse you ever saw in your whole life but what started to bother me was it just didn't even care that I was there it wasn't scared I was screaming at it I was like hitting near it with the jumper cables and it didn't even want to go away this little guy is just hanging out he's not even scared of me and he keeps getting into my car engine of course I kept my hood open and I ran the engine every day but even though I did that there were mice all around the truck I found them under the tires just underneath the truck every day and they did not care that I was near them at all well fast forward just a couple of days and I was in here working one night and the cat was running around behind me but he does that you know he wants to play after sleeping all day all of a sudden he ran over to his food bowl which is right underneath this desk and he just kept staring at his food bowl and I thought oh god no please don't let there be a mouse back there and sure enough he chased something the size of a squirrel from underneath this desk to underneath the reclining chairs and look I'm pretty good with critters and bugs but I screamed it is just not what you want to see inside your RV especially something that size well after that the cat was kind of useless he just kept looking under the chair and crying get it boy no why are you so scared get the mouse and look I'm gonna give him a pass because usually my cat spends his time like this or like this and he is old and I'll tell you he's a badass chaser not so much a badass catcher of mice which actually is okay with me I'd be happy if he kept them away a little bit more but you know mice carry diseases and I don't want them to bite him and I don't want them to have any fleas to jump on him or jump on me they are not something that you want to have around you guys may have seen a video that I did a year or two ago where the cat was lost and we couldn't find him and then we heard him in the subfloor below the bedroom then we figured out that below my stairs over there where there's a shoe cubby if you actually bend down and look up through the cubby there is a total exposed hole there where the cat was crawling up through there into the subfloor and playing around well we were able to lure him out with some wet cat food here is a quick screen grab of him coming out from under the stairs well it looks like that little hole in the stairs is where the mice got into the house itself so the first night I tried to set a little trap with a bowl and some peanut butter so the bowl would collapse on the mice and of course that didn't work and I was up all night long hunting on Amazon for products and doing research and hearing the cat down here tearing around and in the morning by the way my patrons got a live play-by-play where I had not slept and I told them what was happening well I couldn't wait for the Amazon products to come so I got some regular snap traps at the dollar store and some paper bags to set traps because my dad gave me this great trick because he grew up on a farm I set the traps up so they were inside of a paper bag I used peanut butter as bait and that way if it catches a mouse all you have to do is wrap up the bag and throw it away well unfortunately those traps did not catch any mice but a few days later I got my Amazon products and my friend Jason was here the guy that helped me install my composting toilet last week and he helped me look for ways that the mice were going to get in and you guys are never gonna believe what I found inside of this fifth wheel there is a big compartment where one would normally put a generator well apparently there was an exhaust pipe that was pre-installed in that compartment for the generator but when the guys installed the solar they took it out but never filled the hole so you guys might know that mice can fit into the tiniest little spaces even the size of a pencil eraser so we filled that hole and I'm gonna show you how we did that when I go through these products then we went on the hunt for more holes and look we found a couple that maybe they could have gotten into but there were also holes in my RV that I couldn't fill like this one where the slide goes in yeah but we can't fill that right you can't fill that with steel wool or some kind of a foam because the gears have to be able to go in and out then I emptied out my entire basement full of storage and we removed the wall and looked up where that hole was going into the stairs and it turns out that we could not block that the way that I wanted to oh yeah oh my god it's massive we thought first of all that we could just put a board up there but it looked like that hole was there for a reason like airflow between the basement and the actual house because we found another giant gap underneath my pantry so this big hole went all the way along but you had to really get inside the basement and crane your neck up to even see it I have a hole oh you're kidding you saw that from the basement I found a solution for that finally and I'll share it with you here in just a second but meanwhile I set out some no kill traps and I actually caught my first mouse well I just checked my trap and I caught one but I checked the trap a little too late because he's dead but at least we know the trap worked and so I'm gonna take him to a dumpster and clean this out and reset it this trap was inside the house I don't know if you can see back in there but it actually caught a hornet or a wasp back in the corner of course it didn't trigger the trap but this was inside under the stairs so I'm glad it caught this thing too apparently it will catch more than mice we filled the holes I had traps out and the cat was on guard so I thought that I was okay but then about a week later I was sitting in my chair and I was on the phone with my mom and I hung up and I heard a scratching sound on plastic now look after the first night I flipped the recliners over and like scrubbed everywhere down there every crumb every little spilled drink everything because I did not want that to be attractive to the mice and I thought oh my god there's one under the chair again so I flipped the chair over and I didn't see anything about half an hour went by and I just could not get over it so I went back and I really took apart both of the chairs and the centerpiece and flipped them all over and down inside of one of the gears right in the corner there was a little peanut sized baby mouse so I don't remember if I kicked him or I screamed or he just got scared because of the chairs but he tore out and went back under those stairs and of course you're probably thinking now what I was thinking which is I have a freaking nest I did not catch it fast enough and probably underneath that subfloor underneath my bedroom is a nest of mice and then I went out to drive my car and I saw this the little f***ers ate part of my dashboard this means war one of the not so fun facts about mice that I've learned is that their teeth never stop growing so that's why they are constantly gnawing on stuff so they'll not on your wires they'll not on your plumbing they'll not apparently on a dashboard because they're trying to grind down their teeth oh my god a couple of my patrons told me stories about snakes that got into their RVs because they first had mice I don't want any of that I don't want the snakes I don't want squirrels I don't want mice I don't want terrible spiders I don't want any of that so I am going to go nuclear on these mice and I'm going to carpet bomb my RV so that when I get this thing back out of storage hopefully it won't have an infestation and then I'm going to take my favorite products over into the truck camper so let me go through what products I used and what I think worked the best the first thing is this no kill trap now you can see back here you put in a source of bait and this door just comes up right here so that you can fill it and they recommend that you use peanut butter but peanut butter didn't work for me in my regular snap traps I did catch one mouse in one of these with peanut butter but it just dried out really fast and didn't seem that appealing and I wanted to find something that would work when I left here that would still attract the mice if they were inside so I did a bunch of research and I made basically a trail mix for the mice that has oats and nuts and little crumbled up cheese nips and some dried fruit they also like chocolate but I didn't have any chocolate so how this works is when they walk in here like this they hit this little counterbalance and the door shuts the next thing I did is I bought a giant box of Irish spring like I don't know if this worked before but I never had mice when I swap these out like every couple of months underneath my counters they don't like the smell of the peppermint and I'll tell you when I came to use this fifth wheel out of storage I forgot to do it so the bars that I had were like a year old I think they worked before they have a really strong scent that is not unpleasant so I'm doing a bunch of these now I don't know if this worked very well at all unless you have allergies and this is a great thing because behind me you'll see some vicks salt bath crystals I had that in the house for like two years and never used it so I dissolved some of the bath crystals that have like eucalyptus and mint and cedar and all those since they don't like I have these little cotton tubes that you get at the dentist that I use for painting so I put those into a hot bath with the vicks and immediately you know they dry out so I don't think this works great unless you have allergies and then oh vicks that works for that but not so much for mice do not use this if you're going to be in the same house with this product look when I looked on Amazon I was in a desperate state but I still didn't want to buy anything like this because you think the scent doesn't last too long in these little satchels and you wonder if it's the most cost effective way well let me tell you when I first got this I made the mistake of first opening up the bag and taking a big whiff and I almost puked I'm not joking no exaggeration and then still after that bag of rocks I reached in with my bare hands and got two of these satchels out the smell is the worst smell I've ever smelled in my life yeah it kind of smells like a mint but more like something curled up and died inside of that mint now first I put one of these right underneath the stairs and I put the other one underneath my pantry and I was gagging gagging for like three days so then I took some tongs and I took them and put them in the basement storage and now the smell is still wafting up here and it smells disgusting in my house I swear if my neighbors come by and they don't see me for a while they're gonna think somebody's dead in here but I'll tell you I am going to be putting every satchel in here all around the basement of my RV like the second before I leave with probably a mask on and some tongs because I cannot imagine that they are going to want to be anywhere near this for a long time this product I actually do recommend now let me tell you what we did about the holes first I got a foam spray that they call a pest blocker because it's got something inside of the foam that they don't like to eat we stuffed some steel wool up into the hole and then we sprayed this foam into the steel wool the reason we use both is because if for some reason they're so anxious to get in that they want to chew through that foam they cannot chew through the steel wool for that hole underneath the stairs I have ordered some galvanized steel screen it's going to be here right before I leave so I'm not going to be able to film that part for you guys but you can cut it here's a picture of it and you have to get galvanized steel because mice will eat right through screen material it's a little more expensive most of it comes with a quarter inch hole but I wanted something smaller so I got an eighth of an inch and I'm going to cut it and I'm going to staple gun it up all the way around so they can't get into the house even if they get into the basement this is a little motion sensor solar powered alarm that is supposed to scare off the mice when they get near the underbelly of your RV now I'll tell you when I went to courtside last year I was in La Posa south for about five days in the long term visitor area and it looked like a rave out there because so many people have flashy lights underneath their RV personally I didn't want to do that all night because I think the mice might get used to it but also because you know I'm boondocking by myself I don't want to draw attention to myself at night this I think is okay because you can charge it with a USB or just charge it for an hour a day on the solar and then there are a bunch of different settings there's actually an audible alarm which I won't use because it peels your skin off or just a light that will go off all day or just during the night and here's what it looks like you press this little button in the back that's setting one this is setting two see how it flashes twice I like setting four anytime anything in its radius comes in front of it these lights flash they flash and it's not something that the mice can get used to I'm actually going to set these up upside down on a tint stick with zip ties inside of these little screw holes I broke down and got some glue traps after those mice ate my dashboard I'm going to tape one inside of my engine and I'm actually going to keep one taped on my dashboard until I know they're gone and I'm going to put probably 20 of them all over this house they'll catch the snakes they'll catch the spiders and they'll catch the mice so when I come back here next year I might have a bunch of traps full of mice I hope not I hope that the satchels and the iris spring and the lights do the trick but I'll let you guys know when it happens I hope you have found this video helpful if you have a tip to get rid of mice that I have not mentioned here please do put it in the comments below I'll see you guys next week until then everybody have happy travels out there and be free


Good morning. Thank you for calling City of Fort Worth. My name is Shannon. How may I help you? The City of Fort Worth has hundreds of processes, things we do every day for customers. As a large public service organization, we must use resources wisely and strive for continuous improvement. Lean leader trainings help with both, providing employees with the methodology and tools to deliver services more effectively and efficiently. About 40 of our fellow employees went through a three-day lean leader training last fall, learning how to identify and eliminate waste, and ultimately streamline a process. When we started our project, we didn't know what the process was. There wasn't anything documented. Nobody had an SOP. So using the lean leader methodologies, we were able to take those, apply them to what we were working on in order to actually map a process and then standardize a process that previously wasn't there. Using the tools they learned in training, employees worked in teams to analyze, outline, and brainstorm, finding ways to reduce steps, cut waiting time, and eliminate waste. In all, they completed more than 15 projects, helping cut 27,000 work hours from city processes. A recent City Hall ceremony recognized their efforts and participants received their lean leader yellow belt certification. The City Manager congratulated these new lean leaders for tackling some tough projects. I do want to thank you for taking the time to do that. Continuous improvement is very important, not just for the City, but I think for ourselves, right? It's our responsibility to keep ourselves trained, to keep ourselves current, and the lean leader training is just one component for that. After the ceremony, the City's latest lean leaders shared their success stories and how they felt empowered to eliminate waste and improve customer experience. You're able to show people where the broken steps are without having to explain and tell these long drawn out stories. It's just, it's right there. It's very clear. So it really gives you an opportunity to break down the process without breaking the process. I would absolutely recommend the program to the peers. When you're sitting through the training class, you don't always know exactly how it's going to apply to your own individual project. But as you go through step by step, it gives you everything you need, and especially with the support from the performance and budget office, we had all the tools that we needed to successfully complete the project. For more information about lean leader training, go to the City Intranet and look under Training. If you're interested in becoming a lean leader, talk with your supervisor about how to be nominated for the next training class.


Statistics and Excel, Standard Deviation and Variance for a Population Comparing Two Data Sets Related to Weight. Got data? Let's get stuck into it with Statistics and Excel. You're not required to, but if you have access to one note, we're in the icon. Left-hand side, one note presentation, 1467 Standard Deviation and Variance for a Population Comparing Two Data Sets of Weight tab. We're also uploading transcripts so you can go to the View tab, Immersive Reader Tool, change the language if you so choose. Be able to read the transcripts or listen to them in multiple different languages using the timestamps to tie in to the video presentation. One note desktop version here. Data on the left-hand side related to weight in prior presentations. We've been thinking about how to take our data sets, summarize them, represent them in ways so we can draw meaning from that data using both numerical calculations and pictorial representations. Numerical calculations including our standard statistics such as the mean or average, quartile one, the median, quartile three, and so on. And then pictorial representations including the box and whiskers or box plot as well as the histogram. Now we're concerned more with these presentations on the spread of the data. The histogram giving a very nice pictorial representation of that spread. The numerical representation we're working on then being the standard deviation and the variance. So here's our data on the left-hand side. We're mainly focused on the weight information here. Also note that we have not included the entire data set because this was quite a long data set. So we're just giving a snippet of the data set to give an example of the process. Then we're going to do our standard calculations which of course in a very long data set gets quite tedious but using Excel quite easy, calculating the mean or the average, we can just use the average formula, adding up all the data, dividing by the number of data there are, the min, the smallest number in our data set at 7801. We've got quartile one, the middle point of the first quartile, which could be this formula in Excel, quartile.exe, but we have to have the second argument representing quartile one. We've got the second, I'm sorry the first quartile. We've got the median which is the second quartile. We could use the same formula and put a 2 there but it's easier to use the median which will pick up the middle point if we were to summarize the data from top to bottom and pick the one in the middle which again could be quite tedious if you have a very long data set as this one is or is in practice. We snipped it here. Quartile number three, the middle of the third quartile and we have the same formula here except we're now picking quartile number three with the second argument, the maximum, the largest number in our data set at the 170.92. Then we have the standard deviation. This being our point of focus is at the 1166. It's as easy to get in Excel as just putting in the function equals stdev dot p dot p representing the population as opposed to dot s the sample. We're imagining we have all the data for the entire population at this point. We'll talk about samples in future presentation. The variance equals var dot p, similar kind of thing with the p versus the s population versus the sample. And then we've got the standard deviation for the sample just as a comparison note so you can see those two formulas down here. If it was a sample you got the dot s instead of a dot p.


old computers. They're not exactly known for being the highest quality thing in the world most of the time. Of course, there's ThinkPads, but most companies don't really give those out anymore. And this lack of quality and performance is especially apparent when you have one that still runs Windows 7. This is the Toshiba Portage R700-135. It's a relatively powerful machine, especially for its time. It has an 128GB SSD, which is very good. It has a Core i7-620M, which is a little older, but still okay. And it has a seemingly large amount of removable things. I mean, look at this. You can add SD cards with the special little thing. When have you seen that in a lot of laptops? The build quality seems very good. It's made out of metal and not garbage plastic for most components. And it has a 1366x768 resolution display, which isn't actually as bad as a lot of people make it out to be. Another great thing about it is that it has 4GB of RAM, which at least for when it came out is quite a lot of RAM. It's only DDR3, and it's not especially very fast, but you know, it's okay. Doesn't really have any GPU or anything in it, besides the integrated graphics, of course. And if you look at the back, it has an Aputure Science logo. It has removable screws for things like a ThinkPad. So that's very good, along with support for a dock and a removable battery. Thank God for these kind of things. I love removable batteries because these are so much easier to swap out, which is one thing I would recommend if you're planning to use one of these laptops because these batteries deteriorate a lot over time. Something like this isn't gonna last you a long time if you don't upgrade the battery. But anyway, it supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, like a lot of devices of its era. And now let's get straight to what we're gonna do to fix it. When I first tried to turn it on, it gave me an RTC power failure, which is simply caused by the wrong time being set on the computer. Yeah, as you can tell, it's not 2011. For changing the settings in the BIOS, it seems to boot up perfectly fine. We are a very business looking version of Windows 7. So it began asking me for a password and as I encountered the irony that this came in an HP bag, I opened it up only to find that there were a little piece of paper with all the passwords on it. Very secure businessmen, very secure. It soon came to the realization that it expects you to be connected to their internet and they have a sign-in system. So it looks like if we're gonna actually do anything with this computer, we're going to have to change the operating system. So obviously the main thing I would recommend is installing a Linux system, like for example, Linux Mint over here. Just choose one of the desktop environments and download it from one of the mirrors. Download and install a tool like Belina Etcher and plug in a USB to your computer. Then simply select the file you want to flash, select your target and then click Flash. Note that this might take a while, especially if your ISO is a little big. So once it's all flashed, you can just take the USB out, plug it into the computer, empower it on, hold F2 on most devices and you'll enter the BIOS which we used to change the clock before. Now go over to Advanced and go down to Change Boot Order, all of this done with the arrow keys. Press Enter once you reach an option, press Enter to change it and now let's move up the USB disk. So this is our USB. I believe it's F7 to move it up. There you go, F7. Sometimes you'll find the F6 and F5 on some devices but in this case it's F7. Let's press Enter to save that. We're going to go and Escape with the Escape key. Now let's go to Exit and let's go Exit, Saving Changes. Let's do Why. So once you've booted up from the USB, you'll notice you'll get, I mean, you're like this, we're just going to start Linux Mint. Eventually you should be booted into Linux Mint Live and then you can click Install Linux Mint or whatever installer you have for your distribution. At this stage, it's just fairly straightforward.  But all of this is for jumps. Real Linux people install real distributions like Arch Linux or Gen 2, where you have to do a manual installation. So instead of doing this far easier and what I would mostly recommend for most users method, let's just go all out and install Arch Linux on this PC from 2011. Yep, this is happening. So after a relatively shortened fast, mostly due to the SSD Arch install, everything seems to work pretty well with the open box window manager. So now that all these boring Linux nerd things are done, how does it actually perform? Let's begin with this basic ffmpeg transcoding test in x265. Of course, it's not the fastest thing on earth, but it is getting, you know, six frames per second, which, you know, isn't the best before a computer from 2011 with this kind of processor. It's sort of what you would expect, especially when you consider x265 is quite new technology doing the same test with x264 yields performance that is around twice as good. So there's that, but you definitely shouldn't be using this for video rendering unless you're really in a pinch. And another thing to talk about is the cooling.  It's really hot and it gets really hot easily. I might have to clean it out later seems to pass the Minecraft test with relatively stable FPS, never really dropping below 20 unless things get really intensive. Although there is to note, this is only really possible because of various optifying tweaks and really just tricks that make it possible for this game to run on a lot of hardware. So in conclusion, I took a laptop that would have probably been destined for the e-way spin and the power of Linux, I turned it into something that can be used for everyday activities. The reason I'm making this video is because I'm seeing a lot of people instead of doing what I'm doing here, buying new computers and essentially generate more e-waste. Not only is it a waste of money, but it's a great learning experience to install a new operating system on a computer. In fact, the only reason I got into Linux in the first place was exactly this reason to restore older computers. So yeah, unless you genuinely need more powerful hardware, don't buy new hardware. I've been Denji, goodbye.


It's the Cube. Here is your host, Jeff Crick. Hi, Jeff Frick here from the Cube. We are on the ground at the Western San Francisco. We are at the HBasecon 2015. We were here a number of years ago. We wanted to come up and get an update on what's going on. A lot of excitement and a lot of really interesting developments. We're joining in this next segment by our newest Wikibon contributor, George Gilbert. Hey, George. Good to be here, Jeff. And we also have a special guest, George Chow from Simba. Simba fits into a lot of interesting areas. So, George, I'll let you describe what you guys do, what your mission is. Sure. Thank you, George. Thank you for the time to speak with you guys all. Simba technology has been providing connectivity to basic databases for a long time. We've been working, providing ODBC and JDBC technologies for about 20-plus years. And in the last little while, we've seen a lot of resurgence in the database field with NoSQL and with Hadoop. And so we've been essentially working on stop to basically bring all the good technology that we've built in the last little while up to date. We joke a lot on the Cube that a couple years ago, if you told somebody at a cocktail party that you worked on databases, they might go talk to somebody else. But now it's a pretty dynamic space and a lot of interesting developments, especially over the last several years. So, for a couple years, starting, I don't know, maybe in 2009, it was NoSQL, you know, and NoSQL meant NoSQL. You said something earlier, interesting, that Impala, the MPP SQL query product from Cloudera, was a turning point. Tell us what that meant and what's followed in that train. Sure. I remember starting out at, you know, 2009, 2010, 2011. In that era, the whole data space was essentially, as you say, NoSQL. Everybody's statement was like, you don't need schema. And so when we took a look at the market, we said, you know, like, they're still in need because when we look at the tools, the tooling was all around SQL. And so when we, you know, came to the market, you know, it was a tough stretch in, like, 2011, for instance. But what happened was that, you know, we were making our pitches and in 2012, I mean, I think that I saw was really the watershed moment because I think it was, like, in October when Impala was launched. And it was, like, at the next strata, at the next strata, it was like January 2013, and suddenly you can see, literally, the entire floor, like, changed. Suddenly everybody thought that SQL was a good idea again.  So tell us, what did that mean in terms of customers who had already invested in SQL data warehousing technology for decades? What were they doing now with Hadoop and SQL interfaces to Hadoop? Well, I mean, what I see is that there's now a rapid evolution. I mean, as you see, traditional data warehousing technology is built on SQL and this new generation of technology that is just adopting SQL essentially now will fit.  So just to pitch, you know, maybe one project that I'm involved in with the idea of Apache drill, for instance, that's what they're trying to do. What they're saying is that you can actually put the metadata in the file system alongside the data. You don't, you don't put it behind any walls. You don't, you don't even put it inside the meta store. I mean, you can definitely use the hive meta store. But if you take a look at drill, you know, drill allows you to put views inside the file. Drill being the map our sponsored product. What is, so what does drill allow you to do in terms of taking the best of traditional data warehousing products? And now the sort of flexibility of HDFS? I think Jack put it very well.  Most people know sequel as he calls it like that, as mothers made it. So it's the, you know, good old fashioned sequel that you all know, the one you need to learn from school. But any of these sequel data stores nowadays, you know, are trying to obviously provide more capability. And so they do that by way of extensions and their extension. I mean, he coined the term punk sequel as, as basically what I would say, you know, syntactically consistent ways that look and feel right to somebody who is actually using when writing sequel. But what, and so tell us then if, if you were sort of had to do this schema on right, you know, everything organized up front before you even put the data in with a traditional data warehouse. How does this help? Well, this, this helps a lot because now you don't have to have that scheme or rather the schema can be fairly flexible because like, again, in the case of drill, you know, you're talking about, for instance, you can create definitions that are on the fly. In the file system, along with the files themselves. So that means that those files, you know, because they are alongside the data in the file system are accessible to anything. And so you don't have to worry about, you know, looking up the metadata because if you can get to the data, you can get to the metadata. So that means it's more self service.  It's like. If you can get to the file system, like literally in the case of Joe, that's what it is. If you can get to the file system, you can see the files, whether it is a TSV file or parquet file, whatever. JSON file, they're the most extreme. You can actually have the metadata right there alongside and you can rewrite that. You can open that up because of multiple views. It's basically literally like the ultimate self service there. Do you see them drill as as big a catalyst or change as Impala was several years ago?  That is, you know, I would say my part is doing a fairly good job in terms of realizing. So yes, I would say it's really at this point, I think it's still an open race. I mean, there's a lot of good technology and a lot of good products coming together. And it is really the case that if you're looking, if you need an MPP engine today, you really have like an embarrassment of riches. Tell us about that embarrassment of riches. Why is that the case and where, how are they, what are their different sweet spots? Um, it's, I mean, the feel is in you and I'm not the best authority to give that the word. But I mean, in terms of sweet spot, I would say, depending on what you're aligned with, I mean, one of the big thing that I see is literally is the is the access. So some some of the engine are definitely aligned with some of the file formats and some of the storage. So, for instance, if you take a look at, like, for instance, impala, you know, probably, you know, prefers and runs best against things like parquet. So not to say that other engine, don't do it.  And in the case of, let's say, you know, high, for instance, similarly, if you're invested in high, you may be looking at and you might have already a lot of investment in. Or C files again, you know, it's not a bad choice. And given the pace that the Apache high project has sustained, you know, I mean, that high business, as you can tell, you know, still a very viable project in many ways. You can call them like literally still the incumbent to be. And what about the so many other MPP projects, whether it's Hawk or Green Plum itself or Acton or Vertica? You know, we saw so many grow up in the pre-Hadoop world. Where do they fit? I see them as being commercial options that make a lot of sense for you if you have a particular need that they fulfill. A lot of it is literally, you know, what I see you as being comfortable with and whether that particular product has features that you like. So let's say in the case of Vertica, you know, if I recall, they have a fairly good projection feature. And you know, which means culling the columns. No, actually, if I recall the way they explained the way that it was that I recently refreshed myself was that whenever you if you need a query to if you want to optimize a query, you basically can build a projection set against that. And even though you may feel that is expensive, like, but I mean, this stage of stores, I mean, cost is actually not too great into performance that it gives you is actually pretty good.  So we're getting the hook. We're late on time. But before you came on, George said, you're the guy, you're like Switzerland and Penn Station. You're the neutral observer and everything goes through you guys. So from that point of view, and you talked about some really significant catalyst moments in the industry, some watershed moments, what are you looking forward to over the next six months, 12 months? I'm probably looking forward to, I think, HBase, you can say, making some big milestones this year in some way or shape. I mean, I've been watching HBase probably since about 2011. And this year, I mean, it's just special for the fact that there's so many engines and so many systems who are now coming together. And who are actually growing up and building on top of HBase. Can it be both a transactional store and an analytic store as well? Yes, actually, and if you take a look, there are literally are, I think, companies who are taking that approach on the offhand, if I recall. Who is it now? Trifodian or Financer? I think Splice Machine, for instance. Yes. Splice Machine, for instance, it's making a go at making a transactional system of it.  When you take a look at what Microsoft is doing with their commercialization of HBase on Azure, I mean, you can see that as really transactional. Oh, good stuff. Well, George, thanks for taking a few minutes out of the conference to sit down with us. Appreciate it. And George, as always, good to sit down with you as well. I'm Jeff Frick. We're at HBaseCon. You're watching theCUBE. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time.