Do you ever wonder what happens when the police leave? Crime scene cleaners are private companies that handle the cleanup after the police are gone. Spalling Decon is one of the nation's largest cleanup companies handling the aftermath of homicides, suicides, decompositions, hoarding, and much more. These are our stories.  I know yesterday when we were here during the estimate and everything, the homeowner did mention that a couple of the traps went off. So there are some rats that have been caught. But we also know that there's still a lot up there. So, gonna see what he says. I know while we're doing this, we are gonna have to try to gently move the traps so that they stay up there at the same time without getting our fingers caught. But we're gonna be starting in the garage today, right now. Because there is like no ceiling in the garage.  Gotcha.  That is currently down. Right. And then we're gonna cover everything or move something to cover. And then we're gonna go ahead and pull everything down. If we can't get the vacuum just to get it up there and get all this stuff out. If we drop the ceiling and there's still droppings and everything, all it's gonna do is get that thing out. Yeah, so I mean... I mean, because out of anyone that we work with, I'm the only person that would be able to fit in there.  And it's gonna be a whole house. So that's why we're trying to get the vacuum. If we can't get the vacuum, it'll be a whole lot easier. We're trying to start pulling out insulation, but we're trying to minimize the droppings that are in the insulation. We don't know how much is in it. And at the same time, we don't want to cross-contaminate to keep everything bacteria-wise on its tools, on its equipment, personalized and stuff like that. Never work, right? We'll grab, put it on the floor. Once everything's there, bag it, trash it, put it on the back of the truck. Oh, there's one right there. Got him. Woo! Shit!  We're gonna vacuum again. Then we're gonna start on the other side. We're gonna do the same as everything. All right, Steve Wolf here, general manager of the Tampa location for Spalding Decon. I'm out here in Clearwater for a rodent dropping cleanup. We have a 2,000-square-foot house here that the owner was actually in Minnesota for about a month trying to sell his other house. They came back home. They had taken the animals from the home, their cat and two dogs, or sorry, dog and two cats, and came back and the rats had taken over the house. So what we're doing right now is we're pulling all the insulation and cleaning up the area. Then we're gonna disinfect the house after we make sure that all traces of the rats are gone. We are working in conjunction with a terminator to make sure that there is no more presence of rats after we leave. Now to get vacuumed. Vacuum up the floor. All the flat surfaces first. Come in with my spray. Got some microbial. Wipe down everything. Flat surfaces, tea, mattress, chairs, bed, all that stuff. Contain the door. Fog it onto the next room. Yeah. It's crazy how it didn't really affect all these others. Just right there. Sorry. We're gonna get clean. We need it done. Ready to the door! So we set containment over the doors so when we start to do the demolition, the removal of the drywall flooring, doesn't matter. If there's mold, if there's blood, rat droppings, the smell and the dust from when you're doing the work, you don't want it to travel from space to space and cross-contaminate your work area from your common area so that then you won't have to do more inside of the house. Just keep everything contained inside your work area so that when you do come out, everything will be good to go. There's insulation in the closet on the floor. This is all insulation right here. We're in the wall. I'm gonna see if I can find a hole somewhere. That is a hole right here. You take a picture of it. It's the nail. Do you know that there's a hole in the closet where they ate through? I say there's a hole there. I was looking at that. There's nothing up top. I didn't pay much attention to what was happening. What do we need to do? It's just got to be a patch to fix. Do we need to move this? To see, yeah, because we don't know how... Just to make sure there's nothing else behind it. That's a lot of insulation. Let's swing it around. Here comes the washer chair. That's about right. Do you see the droppings there? Yeah, I don't doubt it. All that insulation is going to have to come out too. You continue to draw all damage behind the plaster on that side as well. We just found out that all that is exposed and that's where some of them have been coming in at. I'm just glad that they didn't eat through that pipe but at the same time it's a copper pipe so they probably wouldn't even eat through that. They did have a whole lot of water damage. The vacuum in here real fast. Nope. The vacuum is starting to fall apart. I think when I stepped on it, I pulled this piece right here out. Made me a little nervous. So we're finished here. Day one of the rodent infestation cleanup. We removed all of the insulation that was exposed inside of the garage. We cleaned it out. We sprayed, fogged, disinfected and inside of all the affected areas inside of the house where they were located. We did find an exposed wall inside of the closet where they were making their way in and that's how they got through the house. Tomorrow we're going to come back. We're going to cover, contain more of the affected areas and spray and kill. We might have to remove some of the plaster and the drywall inside if we can manage and we can get this vacuum that we're hoping for. That'll be such a plus. If not, then... I get to climb up there. Me and my partner, we're obviously enthusiastic about the next day but we're going to be alright and we're going to get it done. Until tomorrow. See you guys later. Hey guys, it's Shelby. We're back here with our client with the rodent infestation. Today we're going to have a lot of fun. I get the joy of going up and down at a very tight space and getting all the insulation out using a 100 foot hose right here that we got hooked up to a very powerful vacuum. Got a big bag, going to be very heavy. I'm very nervous because I know there are rats up there still alive.  Hopefully. Just praying I don't get bitten. Anniversary, very scary, very special, special? Yeah. And then after this, I'm going to watch Cary and then after that, I'm going to watch VHS94 and then after that, I'm going to watch The Media. How is this possible? It's Shutter, dude. It's like the Netflix of horror. Shutter has the largest and fastest growing collection of horror movies and series in the world. And it's not just your mainstream blockbuster hits. It's also low-budget indie movies and horror classics, even original series and podcasts. You can watch it on pretty much any device ranging from Apple TV to Android and it's only $5.99 a month. That's less than like 60 bucks a year. We're here at Creepshow TV series from the executive producer, Greg Nicotero of The Walking Dead. To try Shutter free for 30 days, go to shudder.com and use the promo code crime scene clean. I'm going to fill up the thing with gas first so we can get the vacuum shut on because she thinks it ran out of gas and if it ran out of gas, let me fill it up with gas and we get the vacuum turned on so she can get up there and we get all this insulation sucked out. Did you run into any more? Nope. I saw one and I heard a couple but they were running away. Oh, the rats. I was talking about the rat traps. Traps, I found one more. It was already disengaged so it's like they were putting pressure on it. I think from stepping on top, it's disengaging the traps and it's not catching any because of where he's putting them. Yeah, so out of the ones that I had art that were up there, so we caught two. We had the two that caught rats. There was two right next to it that both were disengaged. And I'm betting that one snapped and the rat got frantic and hit the other one and it caught him. So that was actually, that was ate by a rat, not by a human. I found one of those back there too. There's another one under here. I think. Oh no, it's not a human.  Another one. If I rat and if you look, you can see the chew marks where they got their access point and ate it. There's nothing. Not even crumbs. I'll use that long rat tongue to get all the... Alright guys, we're here in Clearwater, Florida, working day two of the rodent infestation. Had a couple of mishaps today. We actually rented an insulation vacuum to start attacking the attic and the insulation vacuum was faulty. We called the rental company so tomorrow is actually the day we're going to do the installation. So what we did today is we focused on all the rooms, making sure that we cleared all common areas of rodent droppings. We vacuumed, we wiped down and disinfected everything. What is left to do is the attic, do the AC vent removal as well and then we're going to do another final scrub. That's going to take the next two days. Hopefully we can get this done without any issues. It looks like other than minor mishaps like the insulation vacuum being faulty. We're moving right along. Wonderful tenants that are here that are actually being very helpful. They're very understanding of what we have to do through our course. That's definitely a great thing and helping the job go a little bit easier. So stay tuned for the next two days to see how the attic insulation removal is going. This here is an insulation vacuum to soak up all the blown-in insulation from inside of the attic. Once we get all the blown-in insulation out of the attic that's where we'll be able to see the droppings and where the rats did their business up there. We get all that stuff clean disinfected, sprayed out wiped down and all that good stuff. Then the AC people can come back they can get the insulation put back in, they can get the duct work clean and all that. But until we're done with our portion then they're just at a standstill. So we're trying to hurry up and get it done as quick as possible, fastest in a timely manner. I got to adjust it and turn it up. Once she gets up there and she gets situated I'll go outside and I'll adjust it to turn it up on higher speed just sucks because it seems like I'm not doing a whole lot of much but in all reality I can't fit in the attic space.  Just throw me out there. Right now we are trying to find an easier way for me to be able to move around in the attic to get all of the insulation out of there, or at least as much as we came for today. Go put my gloves on. There we go. Did you have to go through the ceiling? He doesn't want us to. But at the same time that's going to be probably the only option that we have. Because he's telling us that we can pick and choose areas that we can cut at, but certain areas of the ceiling he has paneling he has tile, he has drywall and it's just let me see what you got. Okay, so over here How's it going, man? Good, man, good. We removed all of the batter from inside here and we cleaned up everything in here. Was there a drywall here? No, just insulation. Okay.  Okay, from road and stuff here you know? No. He told us to trash all that because it got soaked. Hi, how are you? I'm Laura. Nice to meet you. You as well. I cleaned up and vacuumed out inside of the AC pan. Okay. As you can see from here there's not really an access that you can get to, but then there's a small access on this side over here. Hi Laura. Hi, how are you? Where's your mold at? I was going to take a look at that. Right here. That's over here. It's coming from the same thing. Okay. From the top corner of the pantry. Yup. But then here's the other attic access. Oh my God, look how small. I can't get up there. But the only good thing about that is there's no insulation here. Okay. So we're going back across the other side of the house. I'm going, she's going, but obviously we can't be under 15, 20 minutes at a time. Is the hose working okay? But it just gets tight. So you just have to get what you can. That's what we've been doing. So what do you think is causing the mold? Is it an AC leak?  Because the rats, they chew through it. They chew through the ductwork? Yeah. Okay. Did they show up yet? The AC people? Yeah. And they told them that all of it has to get redone. Yeah. That's what I figured. I just wanted to stop by here and check on Mario and Shelby. I feel really bad for these clients because, you know, they were up north. They came back to Florida and realized that rats had taken over their home and absolutely made chaos in there. They pooped everywhere. They chewed through their air conditioning. They ate their food. They destroyed their furniture. And I guess the biggest takeaway from this is they discovered that there's an exclusion in their insurance policy for any type of animal intrusion or damage. So that's something you really want to check on with your homeowners insurance to make sure that you have some type of coverage, especially if you live in an area like Florida where if they see a vacancy in a house or anything, man they take over. So we're really trying to access their attic and get all this faeces out and, you know, the dead car cases and stuff. We're having a really hard time because there's no attic space to actually walk through. So it's super, super difficult job here. And it's obviously super hot. So they're having a really hard time navigating this job. But they're doing a great job and they have great attitude. So I'm super proud of them. Listen, here has to come down so I can get the panels down, clean them, get the installation down. We should be good in here. Just got to make sure that I'm not in her way because she's actually doing laundry right there behind us. I want to take that cabinet out, but at the same time if I move it and it's still soaking wet, it might break, it might crumble. Geez. So I don't want to take that chance. I just vacuum and clean up everything around it. Hopefully I can just pull them out with no problems and vacuum and get everything out of there. Everything should still be full of water and get that cleaned up and out of there too. You know what? I might just slide it, yeah. Just slide it right on out. It's even better. Clean it anyways. And this board here that's soaking wet from where the water was leaking. Okay. I want to say it. Let's take it down but at the same time. Which board? The little one? Yeah, the board running across right here. The little skinny one. Yes. Yeah. That should dry, shouldn't it? It should. That's what I'm saying, yeah. Yeah, let's leave it alone because this is concrete anyway so that's not hurting that. No, no, no. But that piece of wood right there it can dry out. Yeah. Just had some more insulation up top with some dropping that's sitting on top of the panels. So I had to make sure I dropped all the insulation get the panels down and just recleaning it and get everything squared away back to the way it was before the AC people come back all the cleaning and make sure they put the duct back and the clutch back off the right way. Is this a solution right here that you're spraying the paint? Is that shock wave? Yes, sir. Okay, okay. Great. It disinfected. Nice. Anti-microbial spray. Get rid of mold, germs any and everything you needed to do and it's not harmful to any pets, your people none of that good stuff. Take some of that home, man. I don't know if I can. Of course, wonders. Do you have a bottle at home? Of course I do. Really? I need to grab one. Do you have an extra one? No, but I can get you some. All you have to do is dilute it. Yeah, just oh. Because if you use the straight concentrate oh my god. Did it hit? Yeah. You dilute it? Yeah, you're going to. So here we are day four of the Rhoda Infestation Cleanup just got a little bit more cleaning to do a little bit of bits and pieces of what we missed we were managed to get everything out of the attic sucked up all the insulation got up all the dropping spray fog inside the attic which it may seem like it's not much but it really is so now we're just going behind ourselves doing a deep clean inside all the bedrooms, hallways common living spaces in the garage other than that should be good to go. So hopefully on Monday we can get everything finalized and squared away and that's about it. Thanks for watching guys. 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The floor may not be in your old pot. It was an ordinary morning. I had my oatmeal from that same old brownish cereal bowl that I keep in my kitchen cabinet. I read the paper while I ate. It makes me uncomfortable that they only write about murders, rapes, homie invasions, robberies, terrorists. The list goes on. It's a hard pill to swallow that there is so much evil in this world we live in. I had a glass of orange juice and a large cup of coffee. I turned the radio on too. The same news about gruesome crimes on every channel. I turned it off, just to morbid for my taste. Have you guys noticed that they never report about positive things?  No, it's just violence, mayhem and misery. My wife used to tell me that I should put on a record every time I feel sad or depressed, something I really like. I wish she was still here. She would be delighted to see that I took her advice. I browsed around my record collection. Maybe some grateful dead to start the day? No, not in the mood for the dead. How about some David Gilmore-era Pink Floyd momentary lapse of reason, perhaps? To be honest, the division bell came very close to be my pick for today. Then I remembered that I already gave it a spin four days ago. I had a glass of red wine and sat in my overly comfy armchair. High hopes started playing, and I felt goosebumps all over my body. Fantastic compositions. Magnificent songwriting. I thought to myself as I carefully placed the record back to the shelf. Nope, not Floyd. I had to find something that I like even more. Then it occurred to me, harvest by Neil Young. I have it on vinyl. It's an original pressing too. My favorite album of all time. I put it on. Again, I love the sound of crackling between tracks on a vinyl, and the overall sound is much richer than on CDs or tapes. These things are important to me. CDs sound too sterile, and the artwork is too small. I don't like them at all. I bought Harvest when I was just a little boy. My father used to take me to the mall that had a nice little record store. Bad insisted that I bought some random jazz record, but I wanted rock instead. Harvest has a beautiful front cover by the way. I fell in love instantly when I saw it at the store, and I knew I had to buy it. The old gatefold cover smells oddly good. I love it. I love everything about it. Every song is amazing. Some people would argue that after the gold rush is better, and that Harvest was a disappointing follow-up to it, but I disagree. It's much more mellow. I mean, just listen to Old Man and tell me it's not the work of a genius. I have all Neil Young's early albums on vinyl, all those masterpieces. Wish I had time to binge listen to them all today, but I don't. I put the hunting rifle next to the balcony door that I had left open after I had been there. I guess I should hide it, but that would be just pointless. The police were on their way. I saw some hysteric woman calling for help just before I stopped shooting. I counted eight, but I hoped the ones who could still move and drag themselves across the street never made it to a hospital or died of blood loss.  My wife would not be happy about this. She always insisted that there were no firearms inside our home. Then again, she hardly knew anything about me. If she needed me to be romantic, I'd lit some candles all over the kitchen and cooked my famous shrimp pasta for dinner, along with roses and champagne. When she wanted me to be the man of the house, I poisoned all the rats that were invading the basement or fixed the garage door when it got stuck. And sometimes, she decided we should talk about our feelings, so I wept against her shoulder. I was a good husband to her. I could be whatever she wanted. The doorbell rang. I think this moment came too soon. I wish I had some more time to think about what I'm gonna say to them. They started pounding on the door. It was a matter of minutes before they broke down the door and handcuffed me. Maybe some hot-headed rookie would even beat me, trying to get some answers. I had more stuff to say to the media, because they need to finally realize that music movies or video games do not trigger these events. Least of all, Neil Young. Harvest was still playing in the background. Oh boy, it's the perfect album.


Hello. Welcome to Google Summer of Code Office Hours in the Jenkins Project. Today is December 2nd. We have several contributors and students on the call, and we have a short agenda for today. So let's just go through that. Again, we are in preparation stage. Google Summer of Code applications open in January for organizations, or even in February of this year. So we have plenty of time to prepare, but we still do office hours so that students can ask questions of our organization, and at the same time we can prepare project ideas and application in advance. One thing I wanted to discuss before we go to Koneir with the students is actually a team, because in order to run JSOC, you need multiple people as awkward memes etc. I thought a bit about this year and I decided that I wanted to keep doing awkward meme work in Google Summer of Code. I'm not ready to do it alone, so I'm looking for more participants. So Kara was in last year. Kara, do you want to continue? Yes, I would be very happy to be an org admin for Google Summer of Code. Okay, and Mark, if you recall correctly, you prefer to stay a mentor at the moment. I would like to stay a mentor. If it turns out that we don't have enough org admin depth, I could consider it, but for right now I would like to just mentor if I can. Yeah, that's perfectly fine. So anyway, Mark, you likely spent those are good meme, you had chat but it's to be seen. Martin, he has already sent a message that he would prefer to step down this year. So he will be able to help a bit here and there, but not in the official capacity of our company. So we have up to five, we can have up to five for the application. So definitely we have quite a number of slots and if somebody wants to join, but you need this. Okay, so another open question we have is collaboration is continuous delivery foundation because last year we had two organizations. One is Jenkins organization which hosted Jenkins and Jenkins X projects. And another is continuous delivery foundation which hosted the projects for the rest of the continuous delivery foundation. So for this year we have an open question of whether we want to price it as before as to organizations or whether we want to join our center just have one organization. We discussed it briefly at the previous focus and I appreciate it. And the agreement was that Jacqueline and Tara, they will schedule a separate meeting. And this meeting, we will just try to align how you do that. So there are all those advantages in having one organization. There are also concerns like, for example, how we distribute a project slots, etc. And it needs to be discussed. But I believe that the meeting is in mid December and it has been all of the schedule. So what it means for students that if you do not see the Jenkins organization next year, it doesn't mean that we don't participate. We might just participate in the umbrella of continuous delivery foundation, which is a current parent organization for the Jenkins project. But yeah, basically it remains the same for us so project ideas and information, our website remains totally relevant even if you participate in the umbrella of CDF. Will, could I as an org admin be having an invite to the meeting with the CDF in December in mid December. I will invite all of our car means. Thank you. I want to discuss that. Okay, other related topics that we also need more mentors. So for mentors usually start call for mentors in December. It's about time. My plans to do it once I finish the elections work and the Jenkins elections are finishing tomorrow. So after that, I will start working contributors to find more project ideas and mentors. Yeah, I think that our target for this year is to have approximately 15 project ideas. Let's see, maybe 20 or so. But yeah it's to be seen because this year GSOC will be different in terms of organization. We have already had some discussions with mentors. Some of them you're concerned about having smaller scope projects. Other cities, an opportunity. Let's see. When you said this year would have a different organization is that in terms of how the Jenkins project is handling the organization or is that a difference in organization on the part of Google summer of code. You mean for collaboration with CDF. Oh, if we collaborate with the CDF. Okay. No, I think you were asking a different question based on I think you were asking all legs based on all legs comment about differences in GSOC projects. And they've changed the structure of Google summer of code significantly. Oh, like maybe you could summarize that. Yeah, we had a quick discussion. I'll show it. And by the way, for students who are on the call, these students on mute and ask any questions. So it's office hours and everybody can interrupt the discussion at any moment. So we can discuss it. So, if you take a look at the timeline, you can see that you have the patients opening in late January is the blind February so it's later than usual. And actually, everything is later than usual except the final date because coding phases are shorter. So they will be only two coding phases is one evaluation of the middle. It's approximately how GSOC was organized in 2016, but coding phases are so smaller. And there are some clarifications why they want to make this change but basically to give all organizations and students offering them in terms of how they spend time because GSOC is historically quite time intense initiative. And yeah, this year it was difficult for all parties. And GSOC 2021 is expected to be a bit more relaxed. But still it's Google summer of course, so they will be able to work together. So timing. Yes, May 17 is a set of project. May 17 is coding. So there are almost three weeks of community bonding instead of one month. And then the first coding phase, the second coding phase. So they also approximately one month. So, yeah, that's the only significant change in the process that also changes in the eligibility for students, because they made adjustments and students who've been able to participate in the previous year. But they could participate this year, even if they wouldn't be eligible according to common goals. So basically if you graduated in 2020, you are still eligible to participate in Google summer of course. There are more detailed clarifications about how it's organized on the GSOC website. So this refer to GSOC website for the official information. But there are also changes in the eligibility. Does it answer your question? Yeah, it's great. Thank you. Any other questions before we move on to other topics? Okay. So, yeah, still we need to send call for mentors. I mean, at least things are quite slow right now, but it's rather better to do it now than in one month when you have Christmas break. It's just an interesting time. One question to you about Jenkins X. I would leave that as an open question for now. I probably need to speak to the James's about it. My main concern with that would be mentoring capacity. So I, yeah, I'll put a feeler out into the Jenkins X community and discuss that further with the James's. I am not sure. So we'll leave that open for now. Yeah, let's see. Anyway, taking the timeline, we would need to have answer. Well, preferably before March, so that when students start exploring to their separate organizations, we have some details about Jenkins X. Okay. And so from my understanding of your question, then, from the point of view of the Jenkins project, as with last year, if need be, we would be very happy to have Jenkins X within the Jenkins or umbrella again, or within the CDF or umbrella, depending on which way we go there. Is that, is that a good understanding? Okay. So then it's an open question, and I'll ask the James's. Okay. Yeah, so, even if not Jenkins, so CDF for sure. So basically, it for it also falls into this question, how we organize. Yeah. But yeah, Jenkins X is definitely welcome to join one of these organizations, depending on how we agree. Okay, great. Okay. So that's it from organizational part for me. So, we can proceed with Kony with students. And if you have time, we can discuss Mark's project ideas. I guess, yeah, both me, Mark and Kara, we have to drop in approximately 15 minutes. Yeah. So let's start this Kony. You know, like, so this time Jesus has also changed. And the last time I tried to participate, but I was not able to clear. But this time, even the smart poets are also allowed and having plenty of time to prepare. So I want to get some clear idea, like, because we are not, this person, we have not been an organization, right? So now we are in this place. So that can you help us in for a newbie? Because to start with Jenkins like small, small changes or small, small. So there's some tasks, which can, which on, on which we can work so that we will get some idea about it. Because even the small parts are also allowed. We can get. We're having enough time to prepare for all the things. Yeah. Yeah, we had a long discussion about it at the last meeting. So you can just refer to the recording. Yeah, I will show some examples. So, yeah, as in the previous year, our project ideas, once which are published, they include references to some. They provide getting started guidelines. And since you participated in the previous year, basically these are the same guidelines as before we still need to refactor them. But yeah, there are new different issues you could take a look at. There are some quick start guidelines you can start from. And in addition to that, you can also just explore Jenkins explore errors using existing guidelines like getting started with Jenkins. Also, there are contributing guidelines for drinks participate. So you can go here and you can find some references to new come offering tasks by explorer, for example, Google somewhere of course is about code. And here. So you can use for new commerce, for example, maybe a friendly issues, good first issues on the top, etc. So you can just take one of these big worries and there will be some issues you could start from. That's great. I will start. And if I have any issues, I will be contacting you. Yeah, it will be good if I can make some progress or some comments on what the new family. We recommend it, but again the goal is to explore the project. So there is no objective to fix as many issues as you can before the application phase, because whatever you do, the goal is to prepare your proposal. But for getting the project so we can't make ourselves some ideas right because we have not but specifically on this domain right. So if you can provide some ideas or some small project ideas on which we can work and explore specifically. So that would be great. As a student perspective, you have not done hands-on on Jenkins, right? Last year when I have run the Jenkins and I have seen how the exported annotation is working and how the rest of the way is working. So I've seen that, but the remaining like all the functionality of Jenkins we have not explored. So that's why you understood my point of view, right? Yeah. So yeah, again, in particular ideas where to get started. Again, you can refer to project ideas. So for example, automatic specification generator. The best starting point would be to create specifications for a few plugins and to actually see how it works. This was my last year project proposal. Yeah, it's still an opportunity to do that. Or for example, if you talk about a plugin installation manager. So what you can do, there is a plugin installation manager repository. If you go here, there are some open issues. Actually, we ran out of good first issues but there is still one left and we can definitely create more. If you need to explore it, the best way would be to actually to use the tool to see how it works, maybe to do some improvements. For example, in documentation based on your experience to create some tests because any company needs more tests. And if you see some patches, which you would like to do, you're also more than welcome. So for this project, you can just start using it to go through guidelines and try to improve something. Last project idea we have published at the moment, the Jenkins remote and monitoring. So there if you want to start my recommendation will be to start from Prometheus and Kubernetes. We have a Google Season of Doc project this year and this project targets creating a new documentation for Kubernetes and some documentation has been already published. So you can go through this documentation and just set up Jenkins and Kubernetes and then configure Prometheus to monitor it. And it will provide you some insights about how the systems work. And also that you can explore what would be good to monitor on the agent communication side. Because many things can be done using these plugins. But you can just see what else could be improved. Does it make sense. So to further support Oleg's Oleg suggestions. We had good success last year with the get plug in the students that were considering applying took one of their tasks as right more tests for the get plugin. We had a, we had actually a transformation story that we were a ticket that we were working on so writing tests for whatever target is a good thing. Yep. So yeah, I'll put some notes there later but again, you can just see the previous meeting. Okay. Any additional questions from other students. Mark, you wanted to discuss project ideas. Maybe you would like to summarize what you have in mind. Yeah, so I've got, I've got five different ideas that are on my mind right now. Top priority one is use get credentials in a pipeline task for the with credentials step. We have a lot of people to use the get command from an SH step or a bat or a power shell, and still do it with credentials. It's a way to allow a much richer set of actions inside pipeline get related without requiring that we do implement those all of those in code. There's a number three and the most requested features so it's it's very, very popular right now embarrassingly popular it's so so much interest in the community wants that fix that change. Yeah, I was just, I just started talking about solutions, because the potentials binding plugin I was just wondering why it's not enough. And that's the one and I think it, as I've been detailing it. I think I've detected that credentials binding is exactly the way to do it. And, and we just need to refine and adapt it slightly to do to do it so it looks very very probable that it would be done using a credentials binding plugin technique. Okay. But the challenge there was I guess, well, let me go through the topics first really quickly and then then we can guide. The next was add pipeline symbols to the get plugin. And the benefit there is users will get a much simpler presentation of their pipeline as they're editing it as they're looking at it instead of these big long class references they get nice simple keywords. And third third is use clover open clover a coverage tool to reduce test time by optimizing test selection. This is completely independent of the get plugin but it's using something that open clover offers as a way to use diffs to decide which test to run which to not. The fourth is get sub module improvements. And the fifth is get LFS improvements. And my thinking is the top two are the most interesting to me and I'll do more detailing on them. The, the third is an almost a research project it's not really it's not been proven that would even work. And therefore I'm not sure it fits well with Google summer of code. Is it okay to do research style projects in Google summer of code or advised against for pipeline symbols. The use open clover thing. Well, research projects make sense. If there is a clear goal. Okay. Yeah, the research project may mean that there are some uncertainties, but still the main focus is creating content solutions. It wouldn't be a research project as let's explore the area and summarize the results would be rather let's create a prototype of a particular idea. Well, it's still a research part to some extent but the goal should be still to produce actual code and the news something can be delivered to Jenkins users so developers. Okay, so that's good guidance that means I think what I'm going to do is likely work on the top three most focus on number one, because it's detailing is is crucial. I'll put some focus on item two and just a little on three accepting that the project idea review process may reject it as insufficient information. Thank you. Thank you. That was that was the kind of guidance I was seeking. Yeah, for second issue. My, well, it's just a hunch but my impression that it's rather a bunch of small tasks. It's unlikely to be a full fledged GSOC project. And my problem with not making it a GSOC project is all my attempts to test it have proven that it's not as small as I hoped it was. Okay. But it's it's much more heavy test focused than it is writing code focused right so it's maybe a bad choice just because there's not enough code to write, as there is a whole lot of testing that has to be done automated and interactive. Yep. In our cases code as well, but still. Anyway, it's a good approximation. And we should keep talking about these project ideas and will also prepare my list for the next week. I don't mind. Thank you for the honor and other things. But yeah, not ready to come up with a particular project description. Okay, so, yes, we discussed in the beginning. It should be rather short. So, if there are any questions I could answer them briefly and your marker, you could probably drop and I will join you as soon as I can. Yeah. Sorry about that. Just company meeting. Yeah. Question to all students. Do you need any additional clarification on details. You will play to discuss now. Look, can you repeat the question once. So do you have any additional questions or do you need additional information for now. Nothing for myself. Nothing from me as well. Okay. So then we can just think about synchronously. So if you have any questions just ask in the chat. And next week we will have other office hours sessions where you can discuss more details. Thank you. See you next week. Thank you. Bye.


All right, let's play this here. You got a front and then it switches to a side. Okay, and then a three quarter. It's cool to see. Definitely good start. So what I would say, like the main things you wanna look out for, there are a couple of things here. You already have a good reversal of this, especially that this side as then the tip drags. I think we can strengthen this a bit more by having straighter wings with the tip going up. And then I would actually even go a bit lower, not bend just yet, go a bit straighter into this. Again, it's just for a stronger move. And then once you have this, I would actually break it more. So as this goes up, be just a bit stronger with that break so that we are just a bit more, maybe at this point even still a bit lower and then it can flop up, but see how that works. It depends on the strength of it. I'm also curious if we could actually go even a bit higher with this for a stronger move. That is purely for the shapes. The main thing though is that you wanna have cadence wise slower, so slow and then fast. But what's gonna happen is that you go down and you have a lot more wind resistance because you got your flat wings and you got the membranes and everything resisting here. And then as we go up, we're folding the wings. There's less wind resistance. So it's gonna be slow, fast, slow, fast. In real life, some birds are fairly equal. Every now and then you even see the opposite, but generally as a good starting point, it's slow and then fast up. And then on the wings here, you actually don't wanna go straight up and down. You're gonna have a pose here where we actually wave for the back and then the front will be around here. So you have almost this here and you can go in circles like this. You can have a bit of a figure eight. You can flap down with a bit of a forward move and recover like that. It's not uncommon to see a figure eight as well, but generally birds go actually back to front. They definitely don't go front to back, but this is also a bit too standard like that. This is to me the biggest changes in your, in this. And I think once we get into the faster timing of, or the change of timing of slow, fast, you can also have something where on this, almost like you wanna push that chest up a bit. And then maybe potentially a bit of a drag in the head and really, you will really feel that the wings, as they go forward, the chest is gonna go up as we bring those wings down. So it's not so stiff and even there, but it has a good beginnings of drag overlap, a bit of a lead with the head as well. That's cool too, you can definitely do that. That's to me mostly this. You're starting to have offsets there. We can play with this at the end as well, but that's mainly that. Shapewise again, and you might even be a bit higher here with your main brain. So we're rotating back so the top side is more towards us. And then as you go back the other way, so that we see a bit more of the underside of the wing. But as you do the back to front, that might already take care of that. Just depends how you animate it. And with the, I actually never animated this rig. It's a cool rig though. But that's what I would push here to see the top side a bit more. And then the other side more, so a bit more of an overall rotation. Then you can start kind of later on, that the tail is not straight, have a little bit of a variation all of this. Arms are cool though. Like as you go down, they will go out a bit to the side and on the way up they come together. I feel like that's already starting to be in there. And then probably on the way up here, can drag those legs a bit more in the up and then drag a bit more.   So to me that always feels like, yeah, then you can take a lot more liberties with like full on overlap and kind of flop your arms, stuff like that. And then you can play with your, maybe you have a bit of arms forward and they almost kind of reach front to back. You can kind of play with that a little bit. But the main thing is back to front and then a bit straighter and I might even push the extremes a bit, how far you go up and down, but slow, fast, slow, fast. All right, hope that helps. All right, there's an email. You can sign up, you can start whenever you want. You can submit whatever you want. You get 16 submissions. Either way, a like and subscribe would be awesome. All right, thank you.


Okay, I have my project in Atalek, definitely in mine, main.c, is everything very similar to the previous configuration. I can go here into my configuration, go to declaration, here you can see again the bowtrade, I set the instance, I set the word length, everything is how I want it. Then I can control also in the init, I will check the MSP file, what is in the MSP initialization. Definitely again I am checking the instance, I am enabling the clock for the UART, I am setting the correct pins, you can see it's still the same, I am setting the alternative function, the alternative function with which the GPUs need to cooperate is the UART1. And here I am also enabling the interrupt for my UART, then you know that we have this in our Excel app, then after this the core can create the interrupt because the interrupt is enabled. In the it.c we can again found the interrupt handler and also the kube mx for us created the hl interrupt handler. Now what is left for us, definitely we need to define the callbacks because now this UART will have not only one callback but we have the one callback for the transmission, I expect also second for the exception, then we need to find this callbacks. Then like before this callbacks will be in the drivers, in the hl driver, in the sources and before we search for the callbacks in the gpo.c because we have the xt, but now because we have the UART then we will search in the stm32f4xx underscore hl underscore UART.c then we will go into UART and because we know that the callbacks starting with the week because they are not defined, then I will try to search for the week. We have the msp in it, but we already using msp in it, also msp in it, this is not for us, but I definitely have the transmit complete callback and I have the half transfer complete callback, then I will use the transfer complete callback in my main, I put it here, why not, sorry, and also I will search for the next one and also reception half complete callback and reception complete callback, then I am ok with the reception complete callback, then I have very nice callbacks for the transmission and the reception, I think here still is no problem. I can search for the mall callbacks, you can see we have also callbacks for the error and this is everything, then we have one callback for transmission and second one for the reception. Now I can put here for example my vial1 function to allow me to put here the bake point or stop here after I see all this data and for the transmission and reception we need to create the buffers, then I create the 8 bit unsigned buffer for the transmission, I don't know 10 bytes, I like the number and I will send some valid numbers, I don't know 10, 11, 11, 14, 15, 19, it's the 10, and I will create the second buffer for the reception again 10 bytes, here is the mistake, ok then I have two buffers, then I now only need to call the functions. Again it was tied the hl underscore UART because I am ok it's the USART in the reference manual but I am using this pathway now as a UART, then this is why I am missing the S. And first I will start with the reception because it's not blocking function then I need to call the reception first before I start to send the data, then don't forget on this. Because we are using the interrupt then I need to use the underscore IT, if you not use the underscore IT here then using the pooling version then which is blocking and you cannot send then the data, then first I need to use the IT, first parameter as usual the handle I can check here, it's ok it will be the H, UART 1, the second parameter he not helping me, no he don't want to help me, I need to go to declaration, second parameter is the pointer to the data and last is the size, then it will be buffer for the receive, then I want to receive 10 bytes and this is everything. After this my UART will expect more data for reception and for the transmit it will be very similar, it will be the transmit underscore IT, again first parameter will be the handle starting with the H and the UART, UART number 1, then the pointer to the buffer for the transmission and last how many bytes I want to send. And this is everything from this part and after this the transmit and receiving will work automatically, then we can try, I can compile my code so I check if build is successful, maybe I forget here to change also the optimization to see the buffers then don't forget to change the optimization, here settings, optimization normal, ok it was changed, compile again, now I can go to debug and see what will happen, I put for sure the bake point here into the receive complete callback, before check I put here the call on the bake point the time when I am setting the transmit IT, then I assume cease the no callback then I start transmitting and because I connect my wires together I get the callback, then inside here I can check my exception buffer and we can see this inside so nice, but it's 10, 11, 12 and everything is inside, then it seems that here I send what I want it, it's very nice, then this works, then this works for me, I think it's very nice, then now you know how to transmit and receive the buffers, ok now I can also a little bit modify my example to return back into my cube mix, yes here, and for example I will add also the second UART, the UART2 which you now know, it's for the virtual comport on my new claw, ok and in this UART I set the configuration UART2 and I also use the interrupts, then I will have in the same time two UARTs with the interrupts, ok I can save my project and I can regenerate my project, ok my project is already open, it's not necessary to open it again, you can see here I have two UARTs because I store everything between the user sections, it was preserved, it's good, in the IT.c we can see the handler from the UART1 and UART2, but now what we need to check also we have here only one callback, then if you remember well from the XT we need to discover which payfair tag is this callback, then for this we here put again the if, we have here the handle which is perfect because we can put here the question if this handle is used with the instance which belongs to SART1, if yes we can do something, I will put here no operation and if this UART belongs this instance to UART2, then do something, then this is in case that we have multiple UARTs or UARTs using the same callback, then we can compile the code and I can put here the bake points, I can go to debug and we will see what will happen, some error, maybe I have here something wrong, I will try to build it again, it seems that my nuclear was stuck, the debugger was wrongly unconnected, I here for sure terminate the debugging session and I will try to enter the bug again, now is everything okay it seems, no, yes because I have built the complete project also check the project settings, there is still no optimization, this seems okay and I will try this last time, no simple table loaded, this is nicer, okay now we are in the debug, we have here R2, not two callbacks, okay the different one, okay then give me a few seconds, I need to copy there the callbacks, okay now I can go into to my main, I have here two bake points, I can see if we use them when I run the code, I mean immediately here in my my bake point when I receive the data on the UART, I think this is not okay, you can try it again, okay try it again, it now seems that this wallet with my ID, okay we are stopped here, we see that the instance is HUR at one and if we step the code, I think he is to optimize the code too much, I think the no operation is a good part, but here the vial one which will be a little bit better bake point, we will see, okay to the back if I stop it, I receive the data from the UART one and it's correct, then here recognize which UART do this, when you try to change this and instead of for example UART one here, we can receive data from the UART two, why not, then he will wait for the data from the UART two, then I skip this one, receive here UART two, I compile my code, then I will run my debug and in the same time can run the code and I need also the terminal, I have here my terminal, I open the correct part, correct bout rate, I send many bytes, okay and now I can stop here and you can see we receive 10 bytes from my terminal and everything is working okay, then now we also know how to receive our handle call backs from the both two UARTs, it will be always the same


Hello everybody, welcome back to another video with me, Thomas Henley from Asperger's Growth. You're watching this on YouTube and today we're gonna be talking about eye contact.  Well, today I'm going to be demystifying the unknown. I'm going to be decoding the encoded. And I'm going to explain just why. Eye contact is so horrific for people with Asperger's syndrome or autism. So, eye contact. Yes, you've heard it here. I don't like it. I feel it's very unnecessary and it really distracts me from the rest of the conversation if I'm having to make eye contact with people. But over the years I have been practicing my contact. I've been researching what the best amount of eye contact is, how often you should look away, how often you should make eye contact.  But also tell you about how you can improve it. And the ways that I have worked on my eye contact in order to help my social life and my dating life. Lots of lives. The only way that I can really describe how having eye contact feels for an autistic person is just... It's just very uncomfortable. Yeah, I know. It's very basic, isn't it? I understand. When you look at someone's eyes, you sort of get this tense feeling.  Your gut instinct is just to look away the second that someone makes eye contact with you. Now I realise that a lot of non-autistics do get this feeling. It's not just for autistic people, it's just a little bit more intense for us. Or quite a bit more intense for us to be honest. And it's not dictated by how close we are to somebody. In fact, when we are very close to somebody, someone that we're really... Our parents or our girlfriend or boyfriend or our friends. We don't make as much eye contact with them because we don't like it. If we're really comfortable with someone and they understand us and the fact that we don't like it. We feel more at ease and we naturally don't make as much eye contact. Whereas if you were to be in a situation with a stranger, it'd probably be a little bit more intense. Personally, I make a lot more eye contact with people that I don't know. Because if you don't, then people get a lot of social cues that aren't really there. Sort of bleeding into their opinions of ourselves. The ways that not having eye contact can affect us are very subtle. People who don't make eye contact with people or people that look away a lot and don't look people in the eyes can be seen to be a bit suspicious or dangerous or they have something to hide. If people don't make eye contact but they look up and they look around, they can be seen to be quite aloof and have a very high opinion of themselves. These things can be very important when it comes to giving good first impressions and making friends with people. When it comes to dating, if you're a man, you're generally required to make a lot more eye contact than a lady would. In terms of attraction, guys are supposed to make more eye contact because it's something to do with dominance or some rubbish biology stuff. But it is very applicable. If you don't make eye contact with a person that you're going out for a date with, they're going to think that you're either not interested in them or that you're just very shy and generally that's not considered to be very attractive because people like confident people in general. Even if you are confident, if you could be extremely confident, if you don't make eye contact, they're not going to pick up on those social cues. When it comes to work life, if you're going for an interview, it's the same sort of thing with the dating scenario. You need to be confident in an interview. You need to show that you're attentive. If you don't make eye contact with people, people don't really feel like you're listening to them. They don't feel like you're really taking on board what they're saying because you're not making eye contact with people, especially in an interview scenario. Very important thing to do, very important, and it can dictate whether you get the interview or not because you're displaying these social cues. Those, all the things that come into not making eye contact like shyness, lack of confidence, having something to hide, maybe being a bit of a loof, you know, sort of have a very high opinion of yourself, can dictate how interactions go for you in a very, very strong way. And I wish it wasn't like that, but it is. I'm going to give you a few techniques now for any autistics out there who are struggling to make eye contact with people. And honestly, as soon as I started doing this, it has improved my life a lot. It's improved my interactions a lot. People have a very different idea of who I am in the first instance, and people have a lot better of an idea of who I am and how confident I am because of the eye contact that I make with people. So we've already talked about why we don't like autistic people don't like eye contact and why it's a bad thing for us, why it can affect people's views of us. Now I'm going to give you a few exercises that you can do to help get over that eye contact anxiety. The first thing to remember is that this feeling is never going to go away. It might be alleviated a tiny bit, but in general, a lot of the training that you'll be doing to help maintain eye contact would be more getting used to that uncomfortable feeling rather than making it go away. So I'm not going to put any unrealistic expectations that it's going to go away and you're never going to feel bad about making eye contact with people, but you will get used to it just like how a boxer will get used to fighting people. It's not fun, it's anxiety, well it might be fun but there's a lot of anxiety, a lot of adrenaline but they still do it and they get used to it and they get confident in doing it. The first step to improving your ability to make eye contact is with people that you know well and that you know aren't going to react badly to it. If you go out on strangers, if you go like on the night out, if you go boozing and stuff and you make a lot of strong eye contact with someone you might scare people off or you might intimidate people and get into a fight or something. I'm not saying that but I'm very exaggerating on that, they probably just think you're a bit weird. But try it out with people that you know. Parents are the best people to do it with, best friends, very good person to try it with. See a change in yourself because obviously you may not be used to making eye contact with them but if you can just keep eye contact for a certain period of time, one second, try one second, net look away, do it a few times, get used to it, try two seconds, do the same, go about it, then try three seconds and then after you've gone away from this interaction you need to look back on how it felt and the fact that you've done it. Now this is a very good way to get used to it and comfortable giving yourself that uncomfortable stimuli from making eye contact with people. Once you sort of justify it to yourself and say, oh nothing's gone bad, nothing's gone bad, stuff could go better, could have a better conversation with people. After that, after you've done doing that, it's important next to try and get used to talking when you're making eye contact because I know it takes a lot of energy but once you are confident in making eye contact and you're used to that you can then start to try and bring your focus away from thinking about making eye contact and try and communicate during the process. It's all well looking at someone and taking in what they're saying but if you want to get across your points and your values and your emotions to people making eye contact with people makes those emotions stronger and people take you more seriously. So if you try those steps, they will help over time and you will get used to it and it will be a very good thing for your life, very good thing for interviews, dating, friendships and I feel like it will be a good tool in your arsenal for interacting with people who may not be autistic or may, maybe. Still good for autistic people as well. Depends on the person. A good rule for making eye contact is the 70-30 rule. 70% of the time, this is the top goal that you want to get. 70% of the time looking into someone's eyes. Looking to the forehead, whatever, just somewhere around their eyes. 30% of the time looking away. So I've liked what I'm doing here, I'm talking to you and I'm elaborating on stuff but when I'm thinking I'm looking away and I'm coming back to you with a point that I've got. So that's a good way of knowing what to do in those scenarios. There are other ways of modulating how much eye contact you have with people if you have someone who's a little bit intimidating or scary and you feel in danger and you want to protect people probably want to make a lot more eye contact. Whereas if you have a kid or you have someone who is very shy you might want to turn it down a little bit. So I hope this video has helped you understand eye contact a little bit better. It's one of the things that I've been working on for a long time and I feel like I've really got the grasp of it. There are some times where I'm feeling particularly anxious when I don't want to make any eye contact with people but I try to at least have the minimum of 30-70 if I'm in a bad state because you can't always be expected to perform it's such a very panic inducing task all the time especially if you're having a bad time in your life. So thank you very much for watching, if you found this helpful make sure to put it down in the comments, let me know what you think tell me some anecdotes about eye contact and you know whether you've been making too much eye contact and people have got a bit weirded out or you didn't make enough and people just seem to not connect with you on the same level as you would hope them to. Just let me know, I'm very interested to hearing your experiences if you've got any techniques please let me know and I can put them into next videos that I'm going to be doing and it will also help other people you'll be able to share your story but you'll be helping other people as well and make sure to like the video if you like watching this if you like me making you some content taking some time out of my day to sit down and talk to a green light with a camera next to it and a microphone in my hand would be very appreciated make sure to subscribe if you want to see some more videos by me and I'll see you guys in the next video life is pain very positive note to end on have a good day