all right well Giovanni obviously you have them probably the most experienced making dumplings so what would you say your dumpling making technique is I actually deferred to Bob that's having the most experience I'll defer right back here so you got some ping pong action going on already yeah my technique is basically just get her done all right well that's a I think that's a good philosophy to have Bob has some folds over here you want to describe that for us? folds where? why? why? folds? well I can look a little fan shape and everything oh very nice isn't it pretty? really pretty? you're a distracting me aren't you? and we've got Giovanni's to have a little bit of a gyoza more kind of form to it you know a little bit of the form on top oh Derek is very nice too he's got some folds going on there too so how about you Derek where did you pick up this foldy technique? my dad and my dad's mother actually we did use to make quite a bit of dumplings back home in Hong Kong oh very cool so what kind of dumplings would you make? pork and yeah chives probably yeah yeah or pork and well pork and sometimes we do a pork and bok choy actually yeah and a few other things well now they're speaking about some ingredients how about Kevin can you talk about a little bit of some of the ingredients that our gentlemen here are working with tonight? tonight we have pork and cabbage very standard recipe that's quite simple as report kindly provided by Sunrise Market local produce supplier and yeah all the ingredients are actually sourced locally including dumpling skins and yeah it's actually a lot of connections to Chinatown that way in terms of Chinatown supplies the neighborhood with a lot of local produce and making sure that our residents and our local flu systems are being supported so yeah all the ingredients then here have been sourced locally so just right in here great so it looks like I think the numbers here you've got it's almost it's a dead even race each one of them have four going on oh come on right must win different sort of shapes going on here I think we have more of a kind of like a pinching technique on the very top and then we have more sort of a gyoza effect going on here so gotta make them pretty for the audience I want to tell a story I was asked to tell a story so I'm gonna tell a story so I was telling when I came in here late that this reminds me of Friday nights my dad would be out but my mom all of us would be in the kitchen my siblings and myself and this is what we'd be doing we'd be making about 300 to 500 to 700 dumplings for the next week and it was a time not only making dumplings but also yelling and screaming at each other more or less like you know how was your week and sort of like who wants to know and my mother would say behave yourself and no we won't behave ourselves and basically we make about 100 dumplings and then we cook them and then we eat them so that's why we had to stay up late at night to cook all that much many more dumplings and that's my story I'm holding on to that's a lovely story cooking until I moved out of my house and mostly I was in fourth year university and I started to cook for my housemates because it was like a homework avoidance so I became the house chef so awesome so cooking as a means of procrastination is not a bad technique and what kind of food I know that you cook a lot of Filipino food not so much because my wife is a vegetarian not so much because my wife is a vegetarian and Filipino food as much as I love it is like so so I like going out with little people and you make fit for people no stress, no stress why don't we do a little tally, a little count 10 so it's a dead heat right now 10 across the board but who looks the best I don't know we'll have to judge we'll have to let the audience know do you have to ask how about you Derek are you a big cook well I haven't started cooking until I moved out similarly so I left home when I was 16 home being in Hong Kong and then out of necessity I got to eat so I just started cooking for myself but I have come to find cooking fun it's nice handiwork just make something nice yeah yeah eat afterwards which is always nice it's always a nice bonding experience if you cook with people I really like that is that kind of your preference to do the communal cooking kind of thing like 2-3 people otherwise it gets crowded different techniques this is actually a very nice neutral way to meet people having a dumpling wrapping party whether you know them or not it's just a question of getting together because this is what we have in commonality is making dumplings and we get to find out because eventually we're going to be eating them all but we get to find out about each and every one of us making dumplings with friends who don't know how to make them and then you get to teach them and into it so I would try to stuff way too much in the dumplings when I was a kid learning how to make them too when did you start making dumplings oh when I was super young yeah my parents and my grandparents yeah my parents and my grandparents just make dumplings once in a while usually when it gets cold yeah nice family bonding experience a few different techniques going on here I noticed Giovanni when you lay in the meat it's a little bit more flat and then we have a bit more of a rounded meat ball over here with Derek so can you talk about a little bit about the filling how much are you, how do you decide how much goes into a dumpling kind of a golden ratio I guess right you know what would be really good so you use cornstarch to thicken it up or they macerate the meat before I use ground pork I use a heavy butcher knife and that's why we'll bind everything together sticky no no no when I was 16 I just turned 30 so about 14 years just about 14 years yeah good genes thank you very much how about your stuffing technique I noticed more of a ball sort of thing going on so can you talk about that a little bit oh I just do a spoonful and hope for the best alright how will we do another count we're at 10 minutes now so good time to do a count and a comparison 21 over here I think I'm losing you have 18 17 so Giovanni might be a yeah what's the whole question right up front what's the square root of 136 he's actually excellent in math he can do crazy equations in his head so okay how about a question of art what's the most famous art what do you mean Giovanni do you mean like visual arts or theater arts what do you mean sorry do you mean my favorite the most famous yes just because everybody knows him do you have a favorite I just wanted to make an announcement Giovanni is now in the stacking phase he has the first layer he's now stacking so Derek and Bob drop any other distracting questions how about your stuff well what I've been taught is that dumplings little parcels of gold parcels of gold from a doused approach it's more or less like like dim sum now it means touch the heart okay so the dumplings relate to the same way so that's the significant meaning that I was that I was told the shape of the dumplings the shape of the dumpling that's knowledge about dumplings as well could you share that with us yeah so during Chinese New Year dumplings are usually made it's shaped like the old money of old the form of the dumplings we can have it almost a little bit of a vote see what's alright so this is Giovanni's dumpling shape right over here we have a bit of the gyoza they should and they are all standing up on their own very good exactly we have over here Mr. Derricks all of them are beautiful and then and is that Bob? we actually have a little bit of the flair so how about we do a little bit of a vote about who do we like so far preliminary vote preliminary and this is strictly for form not taste yet so how about Giovanni's freestanding dumplings you can snap to ok how about over here Mr. Derrick with the folds they're very supportive this feels like a very supportive group and we'll look Kevin in terms of the winner so how around is an online commons so that's like a knowledge center for performance all over North America so they have all kinds of articles journals interviews with theater makers from all over North America talking about the biggest ideas that are happening on stage from LA to Toronto to none of us so we are part of the howl round we like to try and bring events that are happening in Vancouver all over North America via howl round tv and it's a great service because they provide it free to theater makers all over North America so that we can try and share what happens and it's really important for us because theater is really local it's live it's all of us being in the room together and howl round gives us a chance to be in the room with people from all over the continent so thanks howl round thank you that's right that's the benefit of the live we are almost at 18 minutes down well it looks like Bob is sort of catching up over here although I don't know Giovanni's hall is pretty that's a pretty wide hall there yeah yeah Derek I don't know I don't need to pick it up a little bit here don't be fancy not everyone has to be perfect there I'm just letting them win yeah the young guy right from Giovanni he needs the distraction so he needs that is World War 1 did you guys work for World War 2 or 1? 1 2 I think is 39 to 45 he's like an engineer an artistic director and then the story and just right over here how will we take it? when did the dinosaurs go extinct Giovanni? ah good distraction awesome my question is is there any way what are the many ways a novice dumpling maker what are the obstacles in the way of over stuffing is it believed so then how about any thoughts from Derek and Bob because it seems like you guys have some technique so obviously that came with time just basic get to it practice if you screw up it's fine to screw up just keep on doing it that's one thing about dumpling that's one thing about everything anything that I do in my life dumpling like life how about you Derek any tips for any novices there you can still eat it even if it falls apart in the water that's true I don't think so I'm just looking hungry so how about do we have any not horror stories but like kind of first time making dumpling sort of mistake stories at all how about you Bob what I did one time is that I put egg in the pork mixture and became too runny and what would happen is that I put the filling in and then all the things everything would just melt and be like a pasted pork dumpling soup there was no dumpling just a minced pork so basically the liquefied liquefied, yeah how about you Derek when we were kids what would make dumplings with the weirdest shapes just with like double dough and little legs and faces and I mean they don't try not very tasty because there's too much dough but it was fun while it lasted yeah, yeah how about you Giovanni one of the big mistakes we can make is when you saw that film I figured out if you do it on one side it's water to flower it seems like all three of you have that technique which is great they're all binding really nicely yes seems like we got a question how about back there I just told the same story I was talking about Tim right? we had another question straight over there I go to double happiness on our dumpling making challenge any dumpling recommendations in the neighborhood not so much I guess anywhere if you walk within this radius you'll find something pretty good I go to double happiness and then on pender street 200 blockies pender there's cam y cam y we got good one tons there and everything so Bob obviously you're with in your work closely with Chinatown are there any restaurants that you would recommend just within the neighborhood well right now there was J Dynasty I guess there will be reopening up what I'm really happy about reading the papers about this Taiwan beef noodle place opening up on Kefir in Maine and that's me kind of exciting I think that will be exciting there will be really exciting there's a lot of exciting cuisine in Chinatown going on right now well in one sense not so much in the traditional sense I mean right now because of all what's happening is that the only one is Flota and Gain Juan traditional Chinese but of course we have Bao Bei and Sai Wu which is more of a contemporary contemporary application I think it's all part of revitalization of having a healthy respect for the past but also thinking about the future about what even Chinese food is going to be in Chinatown I think that's really important ah yes I could have made three and you're doing one oh Julani it's almost out oh my goodness 7 to what? 7 to 50?  I think the only one is that sitting by the family kitchen table on Friday night just making the dumplings and just eating them I can't there's no secret hero dumpling in fact when I was a kid I was the shape of a dumpling but you know I have a very patient gentleman over there you're quick Ukraine's they match, yeah but isn't some of the Ukraine background partially Asian too? yeah what did you say? there was a Columbia exchange in the late 1700s and actually it was the Spanish explorers Columbia Columbus brought the potato over from South America to Spain to Ireland so that's one thing about food migration but also it was the Spanish that brought all the chili peppers from Spain to India to China and it's only about 200 years of age that we have Sichuan cuisine it's a very young cuisine because before then there was no chili peppers and China did nothing spicy his last wrapper wrapper oh the last wrapper that's right it's speed and look pretty universal I guess they would all taste the same that makes sense I'm from the point of quality, not quantity that is a very good philosophy to have looks like Derek's speeding up his technique a little bit I'm trying guys here I'm trying and Bob is just steady he's not going to compromise the quality of the dumplings that's right we have to work it on prepped it already my goodness and they all stand up on their own too, that is very impressive just for people to see for the presentation pretty seconds yeah this is my last one don't give up yet Derek it's not over oh I like this technique I like it I'm doing it it is over I'm just finishing Kevin kind of grabbed the bunnies there that was your bunnies am I taking Bob? the first dumpling ever invented the first dumpling invented you guys worked so neatly before we remember before we remember before we remember I'm excited for dumplings the faster I get exactly I haven't been I haven't been back home in a while so I've only been making it on my own for the most part Derek's are pretty nice am I in the way? I'll clear this we also did it like this actually back home kind of just in a tiny little kitchen in Bangkok but everybody has their own little station yeah the chairs are in the right spot okay we got to check with David because he's got the view he's got to say something to I'll actually take care of that okay how are you doing? how are you doing? congratulations I didn't get to see all of it old man still has some units like 1k long hey how are you doing? good to see you


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Hello, and welcome back to theCUBE's live coverage here. Google Next, we're at day three of our wall-to-wall three days coverage. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE, joined with Savannah Peterson, Rebecca Knight, Rob Streche, breaking down all the action as, as usual, theCUBE, our flagship program to go out to the events. Extract the signal from the noise. Day three, we got the analyst angles segments and a lot of great innovators coming on. As we look back on the first two days of the show, pretty much all the big announcements are out there. We've got Sanjeev Mohan here, the principal of owner and CEO of Sanjeev Mohan. Great analyst, deep in data, deep in cloud, deep in data, former legendary Gartner analyst, and now your successful firm. And member of theCUBE Collective, great to always have you on theCUBE. Good friend, and love your work, your research is phenomenal. You always got your finger on the pulse and getting more data. So I got to ask you, well, first of all, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you so much, always a pleasure to be here. So this is data show, hiding in plain sight with a cloud show. I mean, everything about AI is about data. This has been a great move for Google Next. Now, remember, eight months ago, they had the other Google Next. Hasn't even been a year. So we know Google's been working really hard, but I was kind of like not skeptical, but curious of how it would play out following on so fast, because one, eight months is not a short time for pulling content together, building product, but the market was changing so fast. So what's your take of the show? What do you think of what's happened? How would you look at this? Give us an update on how you see how things played out. What's the coolest thing? Give us your take. So John, last year when we were at this event, I wrote a blog on, and I created this seven layer OSI stack, and I basically mentioned how Google has a full stack. And it's one of the very few companies that does from all the way hardware to applications at scale. This year, that story came together. We actually saw, I strongly feel that Google Cloud has thrown the gauntlet, and I know, I'm hearing, that a lot of other competitors are having sleepless nights, because what Google has done is, they've brought, so the entire stack is AI infused. And I don't want to overindex on AI, everything is about AI, but because now they own their own multi-model, foundation model, so it is so deeply integrated, they can handle text, they can handle audio, they can handle video, all in real time. And we saw a lot of demonstration of that, and now they have a whole built process for agents. So right from their own TPUs, their own new chip that they announced, all the way up to agents, they have a unified stack. I think that's a great point, and it's very nuanced, and I'm glad you brought that up, because what's not obvious in some of the coverage and the other analysts out there, and the news is that, they're covering all the sexy announcements. Oh, the new processor, which by the way, is big news, custom silicon. You got to have that, we had them on theCUBE. But the big query with vector embeds, with the multi-modal, and the fact that it connects to other data sources and other clouds, is a huge game changer, because Google's basically saying, hey, it's a multi-cloud world, it's a super cloud world, we'll connect, but we think it'll end up in big query anyway, because we'll have the better product, which is unique. So now you got a product that takes me all that complexity. So having big query, having all that in one place, is new for Google, and so game changer, if they can pull it off. Now again, a lot of stuff's in public preview, so we have to still see the meat come on the bone, so to speak. But directionally, powerful. So let me ask you a question. You've had a number of speakers come here. Has anyone mentioned big query omni? No, no. I was expecting that answer. They did not. Because it's not AI, and no one wants to talk about it. You know what they announced in big query omni? That did not even make the headlines, that you can have big query omni, lets you run big query, not just in Google Cloud, but in other cloud providers. They announced a cross cloud materialized view, so you can query big query on AWS much faster and cheaper. So this cross cloud materialized view is a big deal. But in all this noise about AI, no one even talked about it. Well they did, we did talk about the big query fine tuning with Vertex. That was cool. Yes. So and that is actually, okay, so let's talk about that. So this is how big query is developing. First of all, I'm a huge believer in having a unified architecture for streaming and batch. Because we are moving to streaming, we want to be able to run intelligence on the real time data, via stale data. So now what, the way big query works is, let's say a new document is loaded, that document gets into their cloud storage. Big query gets notified. Immediately it starts vector embedding it. I can run my vector search. So a lot of companies have it, but if an audio file gets uploaded, I can transcribe it in real time. I can store the transcription in BigQuery, embed it and I can do vector search. The vector search is a huge deal for multiple reasons. It makes BigQuery much stronger solution because it's got infrastructure data and you get the retrieval, it makes search available, which is going to game change. And combined with taking in other documents and reasoning them, it's going to be a huge game changer to ingest forms, procurement. I mean every vertical will be impacted. So there's going to be some goodness there. But also there's an industry perspective, Sanjeev, and remember we said on theCUBE, I think it might have been last year at MongoDB local in New York, that this whole vector thing is really powerful, but it's not a company, it's a feature. And I think Google's, again, another company that's got vector, it's a feature of something bigger with BigQuery, and so other Mongo has vector search, so vector search is not a company, it's a feature. And so here you go, well, again, another check box, BigQuery with vector, I can run it there. Yes, but here there's a difference in what Google is doing. It is not just vector search. If it was just vector search, it'd be fine. So the story I was telling about documents come in, audio comes in, now a video comes in. So you can start tagging that video and embedding it. Let's say it's an insurance company that wants to look at not just claims, but they also want to look at the video. But in the video there's a license plate. That license plate should not be visible to the general public, so you can obfuscate that. You need computer vision, you need to have multimodal. Correct, so there's vision API. So it's no longer just about search, you can take that data that you brought in, embedded it, and you can fine tune a model, you can train a new model. No, no, this is a good point. Let's expand on this, I think this is a great point you're bringing up. So what you're saying is, this is really, I wanted to put it on the table, it's not just search, bring it in, do some retrieval, augmentation generation, which is unstructured data, it's multimodal, meaning you're creating the ability to address data so that at runtime, when you're generating answers or reasoning, you can do it. So it's not just text, you have to look at all the things. So for example, I'll give you another example, multimodal, we were talking about some of the biometric stuff, I mean, biology stuff around healthcare and health sciences, and DNA is stored. That's a mode, modal too. DNA is multimodal, it's not text. So multimodal is a really important concept because a license plate in a form is an image. A video has audio. So this is just all about making it automated. So see, let's talk about DNA, this is all, I'm just literally thinking on my feet here. You know, CRISPR has been such an amazing technology, it lets you do gene editing, and now you can simulate, you can try to find cure for cancer, and Alzheimer and all that. What if all that information is hiding in plain sight in 20 million documents from New England Journal of Medicine, CDC, WHO, with Generative AI, I can now find these relations, these semantic search that are similarity, like distance close to each other, right? So this is where I see Gen AI having the biggest impact, not summarization, great, not call center automation, IVR. Easy stuff. Yeah, but in finding, what is in my 20 million, 40 years of unstructured data, and then finding new cures and... Yeah, and so that brings up the whole context window. Gem and I 1.5's got one million tokens. Correct. Remember Jensen at NVIDIA, and again good point about Jensen not being here, there's no Jensen here. Right, so. Yeah, I was telling you that before, we didn't talk about that. See, I think this is a, if you look back, every conference you and I went to, there was obligatory presence by Jensen, by CEOs of other companies. Who came to this conference? Nobody. We had videos of Uber CEO and customers, but they didn't come on the stage, and this is the power of Google. What Google is saying is that we are giving you the whole package, simplified, unified, but we'll give you optionality. You can go to model garden, you can get an open source model, you can get Apache Icework, so you can keep your data on just a bud. We don't need NVIDIA to be successful. We don't even need OpenAI to be successful. So at your point, again, so your summary of the show is, Google put together the package. Yes. All in the stack. Correct. Bottom to top. Correct. Yes. And where AI will be introduced and scaled, and then you get the Kubernetes container piece orchestrated together. Correct, correct. And that's now a full workable package for enterprise. Yes, build and runtime. Runtime through Kubernetes, you know. Google Run is getting a lot of traction. Yep, yeah. A lot of these new pieces we are looking at, like BigQuery, Canvas, for instance, for like natural language, it's all running. Okay, so as a research analyst, you do a lot of events. Let's just zoom out. The folks watching who didn't attend the win, maybe they kind of checked out the Twitter stream. They see all the sizzle. Where's the steak on this show? What's the, where's the beef on this show? What's the, how would you assess the show? Give us a quick rundown of what you think, what the big points were, and what it means for customers looking at their cloud business transformation with AI. So this is the biggest Google Cloud Next I've ever been to. Actually, it's twice the size of Moscone Center by just moving here. And the number of analysts who were in my two days of analysts went 120 from 38 different companies. So we, so I see this new level of confidence in Google. They think their moment in the sun has arrived and they think they made the right bets. All these years you've had like people come on the show and say, well, I don't know about Google Cloud. They're not really enterprise friendly. They go to Market's Week. They don't have an ecosystem. They're not really have, they're not bringing their tech to the table. I mean, I've been very critical of Google in a very positive way. Like, and I remember saying years ago if they brought that tech to the table and cleaned up their emotions with customers and built an ecosystem, they'd be great. Now this is pre-Gen AI.  Gen AI comes and they got a user interface with Workspace. They have big iron back end scale, just add GPUs and TPUs. And then they've been working on Kubernetes for 10 years. Yep, so Kubernetes is a big thing. All the infrastructure that they've laid out under submarine cables and data centers, that's world-class because YouTube, search ads all run on that at planet scale. So no question about the hardware. Security. This is a week we are hearing about what happened to Azure. You know how many security incidents Google has reported? They had one little incident in public sector. It was, I don't know what Google's, but it was kind of weird on the side. But it was a nation-state attack. So it was definitely different. But I would agree with you. And Dave and I called us on theCUBE years ago and we said Apple and Google have the best security on the planet because they have a consumer business. Google had security advancements at the biometric level with Android hardware level. And look at Apple, same thing. Now the big thing that happened at World World Congress this year as we get into the supercomputing AI infrastructure is it's devices into the cloud. So IoT or handhelds, handheld devices. So your end-to-end themes is coming up too. So to me, I want to ask you this because the theme that's jumping out at theCUBE is a continuation of the same theme of end-to-end workloads can be an advantage to scope those out now, lock them in and scale them up. That has come big. So from device in, so you need the full stack to manage that in your AI, so to your point about full stack, I'm a company. I don't have to redo my entire IT and take one workflow that has an app at the end point that users use and that whole workload can be optimized. That's a huge theme here, workload optimization, end-to-end. They're using AI both inside and outside, inside being workload optimization. FinOps has been a very big topic. I don't know if you've had anyone talk about FinOps? Not yet, not here, not today. So there's an entire FinOps division. They have launched a bunch of new features for FinOps, a new single pane of glass. So there's a lot of movement going on. So John, I really feel personally that the keynote did more on agents than, it did so much on agents that all this other amazing stuff got hidden. Well, they had too much announcement. Like always, they were trying to check the box. Like AWS event, there's so many announcements. And I heard from the whispers in the hallway, there was over 600 announcements that had to be paired down to 200. They just couldn't get the volume out. So there's a lot more. In eight months, 600 new innovations in eight months. So I gave Google really high marks on this event. One big event, they pulled the content together. Again, all this work they're doing in eight months and overlay that on the industry change that's been significant. So it's been a moving train on the rapid change in the industry combined with getting this word out. So they built on model guard and they got model builder and then agent builder. So they got now 130 miles in vertex. Gemini 1.5, I've been playing with it. It's pretty good. It's got cross modality analysis and reasoning. That to me is a huge deal. And I think that's going to be this secret gem that pops out of the show. So we saw Gemini at work yesterday at the developer keynote. During the developer keynote towards the end, they took all the video and they sent it through. So that was 627,000 tokens. Sort of a million, they used 627, but it just literally took a couple of minutes and they were asking questions. I mean, it takes a lot of guts. Okay, final question to wrap up here. And first of all, thank you for your time. I know you're busy.  You're going to probably do a big report. You're going to synthesize it, reason all the data. What's going to be your kind of, what's your early directional position for the posture for customers when they look at Google Next as a viable cloud? How should, how are you thinking about? So I think all these years that we've been questioning viability of Google Cloud are now behind us. I think this is the first year. I think we are now going to see an acceleration. So I would say we are already hearing how 90% of the startup unicorns already use Google Cloud. I think Google Cloud for, even for enterprise is now a very viable option. I would totally agree. I would add one more thing to that analysis, at least from my perspective is the doubters can, now that's all gone, it goes viable. Ecosystem has been really performing well. They're standing tall with their booths. They're paying up for the sponsorship. They're having parties. If Google can maintain this year and make the ecosystem successful and not overdrive that piece, then it's the last piece of the puzzle. They got to get the ecosystem 100% on board. No cognitive dissonance. Because right now I'm sensing like, did I buy the right car? You know, like I love this car. It's almost too good. Everyone has those kinds of doubts. So Google should have to reinforce, you know, we're here for you. Go to market, support them, drive business through them. That will be key. And again, public sector, a whole nother great position that they got. So love the public sector. And I think the ecosystem is the last piece of the puzzle. And of course, I'm a big fan of what BigQuery is. I think that's the unsung hero because that's the engine. The cross modality reasoning will be the big piece of the puzzle that will make everything work. And of course, the glue up top is the orchestration with Kubernetes containers and serverless. And by the way, one really critical piece when I was on KubeCon three weeks ago in Paris, on the Kube, we were talking about the metadata layer. Everything that goes into Google also goes into Dataplex, which is there and it gets tagged and classified and you can apply security on this, role-based access control and attribute-based access control. That metadata layer is that secret sauce to how this whole thing works. Sajji, it's great to have you on the Kube. Where can people get ahold of you? So the best way is through LinkedIn. So please feel free, follow me on LinkedIn. Also my Medium blogs and my YouTube podcast. All right, Sajji Mohan, Kube contributor, industry analyst. This is the space, your wheelhouse data and cloud. This is the Kube, bringing in analyst angles. Day three of our coverage. We'll be right back with more after this short break.


Ladies and gentlemen the railroad hour and here comes our summer show train Tonight the association of American railroads presents a new musical play by Lawrence and Lee a great baseball memory Casey at the bat Starring Gordon Macray and his guest lovely Dorothy Warren show Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff and our music is arranged and conducted by Carmen dragon Yes tonight the premiere of another new operetta is brought to you by the American railroads the same railroads that bring you most Of the food you eat the clothes you wear the fuel you burn and all the other things you use in your daily life And now here is our star Gordon Macray Baseball fever is running high coast to coast on sand lots and in big league parks That's why we're bringing you a musical version of one of the great yarns in baseball history Dorothy Warren's shoulder will be a lovely strawberry blonde named peg And I shall be Casey mighty Casey in Casey at the bat Labor by Casey struck out. I guess I ought to know because I'm Casey You want to know why they mentioned my name first when they talk about the bonehead goose in baseball history? Well, I'll tell you Never meet a girl who made you melt inside like an ice cream cone and a kid's hand on a sunny day in the bleachers Well, I did Her name was peg She had hair that was all soft and kind of strawberry colored We was batting a thousand me and her Guess I'll never forget the way we used to dance together in that big outdoor pavilion out by the lake And the band sound of the Ziphane just was playing Okay, so you shouldn't hold me so close Everybody's watching us course. Everybody's watching us. That's because you're the most famous person all of mudville Oh, no, it's because of you. They're all jealous because I'm dancing with the most beautiful girl in the whole United States Make like a hoop and roll away. You know what they're saying I got something more for important to ask you Peg. Yes, Casey.  Well say anything you want to Casey. I Want you to marry me?  I want to marry you Casey. You do. Yes, but you've got to promise me one thing Anything anything you want. You want me to hit four home run Sunday?  You'll choke on culture Well, Peg married me.  I Forgot to mention it though. We're still living in mudville Thanks.  He's ten now Ain't getting no culture at all especially around baseball players Should have seen what happened one day in the locker room after a Tuesday afternoon game early in June She dad that was a keen game baseball is a lot more fun than long division. Why sure it is Timmy Hey, how'd you like that pitches outside curve Cooney and Burles couldn't get on to him, but you fold them pop Gee three home runs Well, it's an off-date to me. It's an off-date. Hey Hank Joe Yeah, Casey, come here.  Sweet Casey please not in the little there gentlemen in various stages of undress I thought Timmy you're playing hooky from school again. Well mom. I didn't exactly I told him he could There was a picture he hadn't seen before and I figured is just as I thought Timmy How do you ever expect to be educated?  Oh What am I going to do with you mom? What good's long division? I want to learn how to pitch an outside curve. Just teaching Miss Abernathy. Don't know a thing about curves Settles it. I'm packing up, and I'm leaving you. I'm taking Timmy and we're going to Philadelphia You can't I've waited 11 years to get out of the mud of Mudville and this settles it This is in Casey Must leave she won't listen to me. Yeah, I'm afraid your wife has the soul of an umpire What would I do in Philadelphia? I like mudville. I like playing ball here.   I can't Hank I'm in love with peg and I miss Timmy and will this one day try to forget, huh? It's the big game case. We need you we need you with your old spirit Give the fans their money's worth. They like their old cocky swaggering Casey Yeah, I guess I have been letting the fans down Hank and like you always said boss the fans the most important part of the game Okay, Hank. I'll swagger today plenty But I wish I felt more like swaggering inside Well, you all know what happened that day. It was a pretty famous game It got that way because the newspaper man named a fair set it all down and sort of a poet And here's exactly the way it happened Even money with yours truly the former was a pudding To the death like silence sat for there seemed but little chance that I Drive a single to the wondermen of all and the much despised at Blakey Taw the cover off the ball And when the dust had lifted and we saw what had occurred There was Blakey safe on second Casey we want Casey and from the gladden multitude went up a joyous yell It bounded from the mountain top and rattled on the down Stuck upon the hillside rebounded on the As I stepped into my place Try to swagger like Hank told me with a smile upon my face And when responding to the cheers, I lightly doffed my hat The stranger in the crowd to doubt was Casey 10,000 eyes were on me as I rubbed my hands with dirt 5,000 tongues applauded And while the writhing pitcher ground the ball into his hip And now the leather-covered sphere came hurtling through the air and I just stood a watch in it in haughty grandeur there That ain't my style Someone from the stand and it's likely they'd have done it if I had to the pitcher and again the spirit I'd flew but yours truly still ignored it and the umpire said for look for me and then the audience was on I just could not let that ball go Casey turn around and see who's here. Hi pop Jimmy Oh Jimmy, why don't you get back from Philadelphia?  So I went up to her and I said Mom no good ball player only gets one crack at the plate Why even ball players who bat 400 strike out once in a while. I guess she agreed because she came back here with me She here to me right there in the stands.  Hi, Mrs. Casey I'm gonna take you in my arms you strawberry blondie and waltz you around the whole ball park Dorothy Warren, she'll be back in just a moment and meanwhile our heartfelt thanks to her vigrant Jeffrey Silver Marvin Miller and to our entire company Casey at the bat based on the famous poem by Ernest there was made into a musical by Lawrence and Lee And now here's lovely Dorothy Warren's old again. You are a major league wife for a minor league ball player Why thank you Gordon tell me what are we playing next week? Well, it's just a sleeper jump to Paris Dorothy and the show train will be pulling into the city on the sane with some of the sweetest music ever written Do you like April in Paris? Oh, I simply love it. Well, that's just one of the songs will be seen together next Monday night, Dorothy Tell me shall I polish up my French accent? We oh me no me no We both play a couple of Americans Dorothy who fall in love in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower And we hope you'll all be with us a week from tonight for the premiere performance of another new operator springtime in Paris Abort well sir it looks as though we're ready to pull out and so until next Monday night and the premiere performance of springtime in Paris This is Gordon Macrae saying goodbye Can soon be seen in Warner Brothers on Moonlight Bay Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff and our music is prepared and conducted by Carmen dragon This is Marvin Miller saying goodbye until next week for the American Railroads Now stay tuned for your Monday night of music on NBC The voice of Firestone on NBC


I can't I'm gonna choke. Oh my days. It's too much We stick to you. Oh my god. He did the three six years well, bro Ravage your wasn't the one in that fight my boy


Welcome to October where every day we have new highs. Well, maybe not every day But today was definitely one of those days today Bitcoin set up a new high here as you guys can see we went up as high as 56,238 setting up a new high that we have not seen Since let's check back when's the last time we actually saw that price may 12 So this is the highest that the price of Bitcoin has been sent me 12 Hopefully you guys watched our video from last week on Friday when we told you guys Don't miss Bitcoin's next move guys We told you a week ago that this was coming in October Then we told you again on a Monday that we were coming for $50,000 the same way that we told you back in August that Bitcoin was probably going to be bearish in September So we've been I'm not gonna say predicting but we've just kind of been going back in history grabbing the data historical data and Trying to make our predictions based on that. We predicted September being bearish for Bitcoin We predicted so far that October is bullish for Bitcoin So you guys can see here that currently Bitcoin is up so far about 25% in October and it's only October 8th guys. It's only been a week So what can we expect for the rest of this month? Let's go ahead and dive into today's video Hey, what's up J here and welcome to Bitcoin daily bringing you guys the best tips tutorials and ideas to help you Guys become profitable and successful investors the goal of this channel as always is to empower the community with the knowledge and Resources to take your wealth up to that next level. So if you guys are new to the channel Don't forget to subscribe and turn on the notification if you guys enjoy this video Also smash that like button as it helps us out a ton. Let's go ahead and dive into today's video All righty guys. So first off Let's talk about the trade setups that we did on Monday's video We gave you guys two different trade setups that popped the first one of course was at $48,000 bounce back entry as you guys can see here if I move this out of the way That is to the top from the bottom from the entry of 48,000 to the top That's a 17% move if you add the 10x leverage like we do to our trades when you trade with leverage like we do Over on by bit. That's a hundred and seventy one percent profit on that trade now Let's say that you missed that trade and instead you took the $50,000 entry That was a 12% move up to the top of where we went today Which if you add in the 10x leverage like we do that's a hundred and twenty three percent profit on that trade So both those trades were extremely profitable guys if you took it congrats So on the theorem side the 3500 entry finally hit and if as you guys can see here It didn't move as much as Bitcoin as it's lagging behind a little bit right now But you can see that it's still a 5% move added in with some 10x leverage. That's a 51% Profit on that trade if you guys missed any of these trades do not worry We will hit you with some more trade setups for the weekend today so what we are seeing today in the charts you can see that we're getting some consolidation and Continuation to the upside we've now broken like we said earlier this week We broke and invalidated that head and shoulders pattern, which is of course a bearish Reversal pattern now by breaking up above and higher than this the head on the head and shoulders pattern We have invalidated that pattern. Therefore. It is no longer Intacted no longer is valid and we can continue to the upside without worrying about a Reversal at this point due to the head and shoulders pattern So what can we expect over the weekend now as you guys already know during the weekends? It's usually low volume Sometimes we might get a move up randomly So it's kind of hard to predict what I do predict usually is coming into Sunday when the volume comes back in There's usually some volatility and some movement going on there now. I'm still expecting Continuation up. I am expecting probably some I'm not surprised if there's any type of consolidation at our current range After such a big break. We've had basically four days of red in a row We had one little pullback and kind we're kind of back to consolidation at this point I would not be surprised if we had something like this where we kind of Consolidated within this range here before a continuation moved to the upside here But again, that's just one way that it could go throughout the weekend Another way is that it can just at some point pop up like it kind of did today already and tested at 56k area I'm expecting it to break that at some point if if it's if we're gonna break it It's probably gonna be Sunday going into Monday as of course tomorrow I'm expecting low volumes probably tonight probably expecting low volumes as well and Sunday early Sunday low volumes Then as we get into the afternoon and at night once the futures market opens expecting volume to pick up We can get some volatility at that point possibly a break here and a big move going into Monday So it's all bullish right now the sentiment is very bullish here But of course when that whenever those big moves like this you can expect pullbacks Maybe to retest this previous resistance area, which is of course at $50,000 zone We do have some minor support at 52 and then of course comes 50k But we're now into the next range of trading which of course is between 50,000 to 65,000 that is our previous all-time high. So what does this mean? We have we have a big chance to break this previous all-time high at this point Now the scenarios to break these all-time highs are back in play Especially now during October and November, which are the most bullish months for Bitcoin So guys you need to be invested in Bitcoin right now if you've sold for any reason at any point in time You guys need to be in it right now I'm expecting us in this fourth quarter to break the previous highs And set new all-time highs by November by this month Maybe November December for sure I think at this point any theorem you guys can see that we are it's basically following Bitcoin although it is lagging behind a little bit now We did break that thirty five hundred resistance here that you can see we had trouble at first We finally broke above it and now I'm expecting a move up to 4,000 very soon as it catches up to Bitcoin's move you can see here last time we broke thirty five hundred we ran all the way up to four thousand I'm expecting something like that again a run up to four thousand and once we break above four thousand I'm expecting to set new all-time highs retest previous all-time highs and set up new all-time highs as long as Bitcoin Continues being bullish whether it's moving up or it's just consolidating. I'm expecting the theorem to also continue So let's go ahead and talk about some trade setups that we're going to be watching over this weekend Before we do that don't forget to subscribe to the channel if you're not yet subscribed and turn on those notifications Also, if you guys enjoyed this video smash that like button for us one time And if you have any questions drop it in the comments So the first trade that we're watching for this weekend is that Rebreak above 55k you guys already saw what was the potential when we get that break above 55 We went all the way up above 56k today And I definitely believe that if we can break again above 55 and hold above 55 We should be heading up towards the $58,000 area for Bitcoin's price $58,000 that next resistance and after that it's $60,000 so above 55k There's 58 and 60 so it's a potential $5,000 move in Bitcoin if we can close above 55 so what we're doing is just using that break above 55 to enter new long trades and taking profits along the way if we have any type of Pullbacks during the next few days then the first level we're watching is 52,000 for a bounce back entry The second level of course is $50,000 in a theorem that next level that we're watching is a break above 3700 for we're only risking about 1% on that move Of course the bigger move is a break above $4,000 for our next long trade And if there's any pullback same thing as Bitcoin We're looking at that level where the Fibonacci is which is $3,500 for that bounce back entry So that's pretty much it for this video I hope you guys have enjoyed this video today If you did make sure to smash that like button if you guys are new to the channel don't forget to subscribe turn on notifications and Let me know in the comments if you have any questions if you like what we've done today We've kind of switched up the way that we're dropping content this week. Let us know what you think about that Thank you guys so much I know the video is a little bit different today is because I'm doing it on my laptop I'm out of town right now, but I still wanted to give you guys some content for today I'll see you guys on the next one. Have a great weekend guys as always peace and love


Hey guys, thanks for all the great comments, the great likes, a lot of you have asked me about Kevin Magnussen going back to Formula One and what I think about it. So here it is, video. I think it's awesome. I'm really happy for Kevin. He's such a great, great guy. I mean, we didn't always get on nicely and we had kind of a different view on racing with these teammates and we, yeah, we've been with us a few times on race track until the day we kind of talked through what we were thinking of a teammate and from them was really smooth. Yeah, I really enjoyed working with Kevin. We've got very different driving style.  In that aspect, sometimes it was fast, sometimes it was fast, depending on the car would behave, but really happy for Kevin. So Haas was in a situation where, I mean, with everything that happening in the world and the different decisions, they stopped the sponsorship with the Royal Caddy, Nikita Mazepin's dad, company believe. The reason why Mazepin was driving for Haas it was just because he was bringing that huge sponsorship for the team. So the team had few options. We heard about Hülkenberg, Giovanazzi, Fiti Paldi and then Kevin, you know, wasn't so much on the radar and then got a call and went back to Haas, which is great. Which is also a happy for him. I think for Mick Schumacher, it's also a good thing. So he's gonna have a teammate that's got a lot of experience in Formula One that is very fast. Kevin's strengths is that he can always drive the car the way it is and he would do with it. You know, it doesn't need to be perfect for him to go fast. He would deal with the car. So it's gonna be interesting to see how it goes. I hope Haas is gonna give him a competitive car. I'm worried it's not that competitive at the minute but who knows, I may be wrong. So I hope for Kevin, he can, you know, get some fight at the front. I wanna spoke to him last year. When he was doing Imsa, what he loved was to be able to go back and fight for winning races. I guess with Haas, it's not gonna happen but hopefully he can score points and have a decent season, which is all I hope for him. A lot of people ask me if I would go back. I would not. I am really happy in the United States. I'm really happy in the car. I am so excited every weekend I can go in a race and get a shot at the win. I had an incredible car in Formula One. All the race suits behind me. It's such a huge part of my life but right now I'm on to the next chapter and the next chapter is about winning races and trying to win championship. So yes, I would not have answered positively to the phone call but Kevin did and that's great news for Haas. I think they really need a driver with experience to help them move forward last year was tough. I think experience is something that you need in Formula One. Kevin going back to Formula One is already known, is already been in with my client. Then he was out. Then he was back in with Ronald. Then he went to Haas out and back to Haas.  Is that that experience? He's young, he's hungry. So I really hope we're gonna see a good Kevin Magnussen, the viking sending it through the races. That's what I like about him. He's a very, very talented driver, very fast driver. I just hope he's got the right tool to show his talent and have some fun. That's what I think about Kevin going back to Formula One. Very happy, really happy. Thanks for the comments. Thanks for the questions. Make sure that you subscribe, like, ask us for more. Really happy all the time to answer your questions.


Okay also something that we have improved is the the refresh data now this icon now is presented in almost everywhere every spring of the application okay this as you probably most of you know this icon means that you're going to refresh the data you're going to synchronize the data and we have that now available in in many different screens represent different contexts so if for instance I click here on this button over here it will refresh all the data for the programs and datasets that I have access to but then I can navigate to all to any program so if I navigate into this one and then I click on this button it will refresh all the data of the TI's that are coming from this particular program only the TI's from this particular program or I can go to a particular TI and then it will if I click here it will like refresh all the data for this particular TI right the same is happening for but I'm not going to demonstrate it but the same is happening for events and the same is happening for the for datasets as well okay this is new into in 2.6


So you can start. So we have three minutes left. It's okay. Remy Kulot. Am I pronouncing it the same way? Kuli. Kuli? Kuli, yeah. Oh, okay. It's French, sorry. Sorry, French is a bit hard. It's French. Oh, yeah. Okay. Okay. Hello, thanks for coming. I am going to speak about PHP 7, which was released a few months ago. After Osmoorin production, I will try to unlike a few internal changes. Of course, I will not speak about all the changes. There is too much change. But just to understand why you need to upgrade to PHP 7, what will be the benefit for you. Then the user change, the thing most users of PHP will see will have benefits. Then after, which is mostly the why part, we will go to the how part. I mean, when on how PHP 7 will come, we'll go to Fedora. And of course, some questions. So just for people who don't know me, I am mostly the PHP maintainer for Fedora on Red Hat. And I am also now a PHP developer, which means I work upstream for the PHP project. So the first one is about PHP next. So, yes, for PHP developer, 5 plus 1 is 7. Always a bit stronger completely. Mathematic for PHP. The question is where is PHP 6? In fact, a few years ago, there was a PHP 6 development branch, which was mostly tried to ensure to use unicode in PHP, to have unicode everywhere.  It was too bad for performance and not enough benefit. It was worth it. So we killed PHP 6. So we decided to jump to PHP 7 because if you search on the internet, you will find articles and books about PHP 6. So to avoid any confusion, we are now going with PHP 7. So what that changed internally, probably most of the things you will never notice because if you use PHP, but it's for developers to understand some of the benefits. First, the goal of PHP 7 was to fix the gap of performance with HHVM. So if you know HHVM, which is a sort of fork of PHP developed by Facebook for their own need, all that people can use. A lot of people think to switch to HHVM because of performance because it is really faster. So the main goal of PHP 7 was to fix the gap of performance. So PHP 7 now uses a new engine, which is the end engine version 3, which includes really a lot of change. All the internal APIs have been cleaned up, right, to improve performance and to improve speed. I'll take one example, which is in all PHP 5, if you look in the code, you will see a lot of pointer to Zvalve. Zvalve is the main object in PHP. And now with PHP 7, we are only to use Zvalve, which means the API is totally different. So everything which is built, see extension, is now broken because the API is really a new API. We are also a new memory management, which has been rewritten nearly from scratch, which is mostly inspired from Gmalloc. It's not really Gmalloc, it's something inspired from Gmalloc. So everything which has been done in this, which was called PHP-NG during the development phase, we save a lot of memory. All the internal structures have been cleaned up, are smaller, so we allocate less memory. And we also do a lot less allocation on everything completely to speed. Another big challenge, because a lot of people, when they thought about the size T in 64, things were going to fix the gap between 32 bytes and 64 bytes. So if you see this picture, you must remind this is an only Windows feature, which allows Windows 64 bits to have 64 bits for PHP. So this is really a no-change for the Linux on our operating system. Except here, we use, in previous PHP 5, we were using Integra for size, for the size of all the screens and all of the objects. Now we are using size T, which makes communication with a system library much more simple and much more clean, because we are also doing the same thing. A few other challenges I'd like to invite. Before, we have a huge parser, which parts the source code to be able to execute the code. Now with the Zen Engine 3, we have a two-pass parser. On the first pass, we try to use an abstract syntax tree, and then it is passed into the code. This could be very impressive for the future when we are going to try to implement JIT just in time to get most users of PHP who don't care about this, but a developer, a debugger, a lot of static analysis tools, so we'll take a lot of benefits of this part. I don't know if some of you have already tried to write C extension for PHP. It was quite hard for the trade-safe build because we have to carry the trade ID everywhere in the code in every kitchen pool. It was quite hard. Now we have a native trade layer, so it's very, very simple. On quite simple, you can clean up all the stuff which is no more needed. You can keep the code if you want to have an extension. We work with PHP 5 and PHP 7, but all the macros are now anti-macros. So you clean up. About what is called expectation. Expectation is... In fact, it's when you want to use Asset in your PHP code. Asset exists in PHP 5, but are mostly usable because when you have insert in your code, even if you are not in debug mode, if you are in production, you lose a lot of performance, and PHP becomes very slow because of Asset. Asset channels have been rewritten from scratch, but now you can really use Asset in your source code because when you are in production mode, this is a no-cost, this is really clean up, removed from the op-code, really, really no cost for execution. So now Asset can be used in PHP 7. Start in PHP 7. I have a new PHP 7 introduced, what we call forever object. I will talk about this a bit later in the user long, which is mostly what is used for extension in the language. There was a lot of challenge in the exception in the language. As I can talk about all the challenges PHP 7, so if you want, you can see this link, which are written all the RFC, which are draft under discussion, under vote, implemented in PHP 7, in all PHP 5. So what is the result? The result is performance. So here is a small graph from Zen about PHP 5.6 on 7.0. So it is not an abstract benchmark, this is a benchmark done on a real application. So you have Zen from Rock 1, Zen from Rock 2, Vubar, Sugar from CRM, Majecto, Media which is a really, real case application, something that everybody use. What we can see is globally twice faster. Really a huge performance boost. It's rather the number of page third part seconds, but it's the result is the same. So you can take this as a joke, but of course if PHP is twice faster, this means you can shut down half of your server. Yes, the war warming, probably not the reason why people are going to use PHP 7, but really when you only need half of the server you have today, this means you are going to lower the cost of your infrastructure. So this is one of the reasons why a lot of people want to switch as soon as possible to PHP 7 to be able to reduce the cost of an infrastructure. Really a huge benefit. Of course this also means as the language is much more faster, you are able to do much thing directly in PHP. You have less need for writing say extension, because say extension are of course faster, but really hard to maintain. So you can now write for a lot of things, you are now able to use pure PHP library, pure PHP implementation. As I said, the internal API have really changed, really new API, which means most of the extension which works for PHP 5 will not work for PHP 7. It's a huge, huge challenge. So here, a small list, it's not an exhaustive list of all the extension which exists for PHP, but this is the list of the extension available in Fedora. So you see, today, there is around half of the extension which are already ready for PHP 7. But some are really missing. Some are in progress, for example, Imagic or Memcache or Xdebug, which are really big extension, very often used extension. They are not really but close to be released. Some are not ready. We are waiting for upstream to port the extension. I can try to help some of them. I already port some, but we are waiting. So in the big one, which is missing, we have a eJabinary over your Reduce, Excage, Trig as a tool. So we are waiting for this extension. So, something you have to notice, a few extensions have to choose to release and to use the same version to produce a version which is compatible with both PHP 5 and PHP 7. This is really simpler for user. You use the same version for both. But this means you have a lot of conditional and it's much more complex to maintain. So, this is for example, Xdebug, for example, I have the same version which works with PHP 5 and PHP 7. But some other extension have to choose to have one version for PHP 5 on another new version for PHP 7. So, for example, a PCU version 4 works with PHP 5 on version 5 works with PHP 7. So, it can be confusing for user. So, because you see a new version, but you can't install it with your old PHP 5. So, this is sort of blocker for me. Really, we have around 10 extension releases for PHP 7 in the last week. So, really, things go further. We have new version every week. But I'm still waiting for some of them. Just to enlighten one which is very used, the Mongo extension is compatible only with PHP 5 and will never be ported to PHP 7. So, if you use this extension, you have to change your code to use something else. And something else is the MongoDB extension which is a bit different which is really cleaner and which is already compatible with PHP 5 and 7. So, if you have PHP 5 code, you can start to work on moving from Mongo to MongoDB. So, something probably more simple what change for user of PHP for people writing application using PHP. First, PHP is not a type of language. So, everything you have a string on an integer PHP try to change and to cast and to transform your data. This is by design. PHP was designed 12 years ago and it was chosen to be a non-type of language. What? But user ask us, we want a type of language. We could have say, if you want a type of language, don't use PHP use something else. But, so, first thing we introduce Scala tip in tip icons. So, you can say, a function expect a need which was not possible in PHP 5. PHP 5, you can say I expect one object or one array, but not about Scala. So now, you can say, my function expect an integer. Really something new for the pitch pillar. In the same way, you can also I don't really care of the example, but you can also say this function will return an array which is really new. You can declare about the written tip of a function. Totally new, really a big change, but a change requested by our user. And finally we can say enter the street tips mode which means if the function expect an integer and you call it using a float it will not work. Without this flag, it will work as before. It will convert the float to an integer and the function will work. You can have a warning or something. But if you want a street type of language you can using this. For example, I have not the code but you will have a fatal error when you are trying to call a function which expect an integer and you give it a float. So really, really a new word for PHP. User ask for it. We've done it. About exception. Exception is something old PHP. But you have exception and you also have error. And when you encounter the code encounter a fatal error or a partial error or something or now a tip error the program just die. And you are not able to catch. This is an error this is not an exception. So now with PHP 7 we have oh, sorry I took all the way of 4.0 interface which is the top level. We have exception which are exactly the same that exception PHP 5 and we have error which now are exception another kind of exception which can be raised by type error or partial error but now you can catch them. It's very, very, very new. This doesn't introduce change on incompatibility. This is very important. So if you have an old PHP 5 code which catch exception it will continue to work on only catch exception. If you want to write PHP 7 code now catch error and you will catch for example the type error but there is no bigger change with PHP 5 we still run the same way which was compatibility was very, very important for a lot of feature in PHP 7. So of course this is a major version so of course we have a few things so I would like to highlight a few things which are which breaks which can break your application the first we remove for extension those extension were deprecated for yours and for yours we are telling people don't use this anymore of course people are still using this for example my SQL extension is very used because there is tons of example in documentation on internet about using the minusql extension this is deprecated this is dead and this is unmaintained in PHP 5 if you have a bug in my SQL nobody will fix it in PHP 5 nobody cares about this extension really so you have to switch to minusql e or pdo minusql which exists for yours but I imagine people are coming a lot of people are coming on pride well we use my extension so ereg is also very old this one is to access Microsoft SQL server but it is mostly unmaintained I was a bit sad to see this extension disappear because windows user have a good extension which is a native windows SQL server extension but for Linux we only have my SQL extension also we move a lot of server API but probably if you look at the list this is not something you nobody use this for yours this is all really deprecated thing of course apache is the old apache 1 extension we still have support for apache 2 so if you have all the another application running on PHP 5 you should really look at deprecated message I understand on prediction machine we always disable deprecated message but only for development we need to fix all the deprecated things with PHP 5 because when you go to PHP 7 we fix it and we are removed as it was expected another deprecation this is really about very old thing this is PHP 4 constructor probably if you look some old code you will see a function with the same name than the class this is the old this is PHP 4 really 10 years ago which is totally deprecated but PHP project we are always nice too nice guy so we don't remove it we just deprecated make it deprecated which means you can continue to use it but it will be removed in PHP 8 but seriously for me this is a criteria for the thing I maintain for example I recently removed from federal repository more than 30 packages which was a peer package we are still use this constructor and when I saw in an application or in a library that the library worked with PHP 4 I said this one should die 10 years after PHP 5 it should die but we still allow it until we just write deprecated message in your log on the server round it should never exist which exists in PHP which is you can do static call to not static method this is very strong if bar is a non-static method you can call it static click and we still allow it because the peer library use it a lot in the function you have if it set this it's a normal call else it's a static call so this is very awful but it exists it was a whole thing from PHP 4 again so it still worked another small break now when you use internal classes there is an error in the constructor PHP which was an exception when you can cast you can catch this is really what every people writing our object application expects from an object language so this is just something that everybody ask us to do so this we cannot have change but if you try to have an exception or an error as the constructor now raise an exception rather than an error you have to adapt your code to be able to catch properly the things so but just something very interesting for people wanting to write nice code so the next one is probably the worst breakage in PHP 7 the examples are a bit complex but when you are awful things like this first if you want search awful things you have a problem which really want simpler things but with PHP 5 you cannot have one DOM interpretation one DOM understanding with PHP 7 it's clearly left to right in all cases so you are you have change in the behavior I say this is the worst change this is a cleanup, this is something which need to be down at some point it's very hard to detect because you have to run the code to detect there is something broken it doesn't work the same often it will raise a partial error on a defined object so if you have really test it's not a problem you will detect it very quickly but this is the worst thing because it's very hard to detect and to fix the examples are probably a bit complex so last there is a new some new Wizard of K Word sorry Wizard of K Word such as BlueLintegerString which is now K Word but you cannot use it anymore yes these breaks some application I remember a big library which uses a class named string so it doesn't work anymore but yes we need Wizard of K Word so just to summarize which is very important the compatibility with PHP 5 is very good of course I have tried to enlighten the breakage but the compatibility is very good most of the time a clean application a clean PHP 5 application will work without change on PHP 7 so yes Symphony is already ready and it is already compatible with PHP 7 Zend Fromwork version 2.5 is already compatible when I say it's compatible I mean Zend say it is compatible and we support it which is very important because a lot of things works but don't support PHP 7 yes, yet so for this too big piece it is supporting so in federal when when are we going to see PHP 7 in federal a lot of people ask me the question we are still running 5.6 in federal so in federal we have a single stack a single version of PHP our plan is to update PHP to 7.0.3 for all I don't know to work to ensure everything works we have a nice tool with this crochet probably worth a talk only about this tool probably we have to drop until we move a lot of things which are dead unmounted and which are not compatible so a big cleanup of the repository the work is already done just has to happen in federal we can imagine a dual stack which is just something I don't want to do because if someone else wants to do it I have very very bad experience with PHP and PHP 5.3 in a real 5 so I prefer to not do it in federal we can imagine parallel version having 2 stack like 2 Python 3 but this is not something which is very interesting in federal because as I said compatibility is very good so we don't have to keep 2 versions during 10 years like Python 2, Python 3 things really we have to move from 5 to 7 oops and the last thing I'd like to see is the software collection because this is really the best solution of something I'd like to see but this is just not allowed in federal so really we should have PHP 7 since federal at 22 and we should when we are going to update to PHP 7 I think we should keep PHP 5.6 for software collection for developer if we want to provide a full feature really really I think we need the software collection so just a quick demo if it works so I'm just pull a clone of a composer it's a PHP 2 very well used just to show you how it works so I'm going to activate the software collection so we don't care about the system I am running it can be federal at 23 it can be real 6 or 7 I just switch to PHP 5.6 and run the unit test it should be quite just so we have 5.6 oh is it 5.6 yeah so 6 so now I switch to use sorry PHP 7 and I run the test suite again as you see it's much faster on use less memory I just switch to the presentation time can vary but globally we are half of the time half of the memory so well it's worth it so just to the last slide when my plan if nobody complain is to use federal at 24 for a big cleanup to to upgrade things we need to be upgraded for example I remember on cloud need to be updated to 8.2 cleanup old stuff then introduce PHP 7 in federal at 25 another project and probably PHP 7.1 for federal at 26 or 27 this is the plan a few links we will be able to find just to a light there is a federal PHP special interest group with a mailing list you can join if you want and there is also a sent to us special interest group about suffragetation so if you have question yes it's still needed we have cash you have something like 10 a factor of 10 so only yes you still need it but now as the cash is part of PHP itself it is maintained with the language we don't have any more the problem we encounter with the old which was maintained separately on which was laid for PHP 5.4 if I remember correctly it was laid it was a blocker for a lot of people now upcash is part of PHP so it is working with PHP 5 and it is working with PHP 7 there is absolutely no problem so I think you for the time so is there any integration for the syntax you choose to type in in the term because it's made compared to any other typing it was discussed as often in PHP we have discussion and we have a vote and the syntax was improved it looks a bit like a bit like C so I think everybody will like it so I think we are out of time so I think we can talk outside but I think we have to leave the room thanks I like the talk I am not a PHP fan but it was an awesome presentation may we please have the about just copy PDF if possible I understand which works here at the top if the name is descriptive if the name is yeah ok thank you very much ok I am Alex can you read this? yes I can I am Alex what are you doing?