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Entrevista a Mariguas, SSB64 Mexico #1 – Pt. II - Duration: 15:34.

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Interview with Arturo Nuñez Hernandez AKA Mariguas Part II

–There's a lot of level, a lot of potential in Latin America, it seems so, no?

–Yes, Latin America is very good in Smash.

–What do you think makes it so?

–Hmm... What a good question

I think everyone has a style of Smash

For example

For example If we watch SuPeRbOoMfAn play

–'cause Canada also has good players, I forgot to mention that–

It's a very paused style,

It's a very paused style, very strategic,

It's a very paused style, very strategic, very safe

hence, he doesn't risk; it doesn't flaunt, but gets results.

If you look at the peruvians,

If you look at the peruvians, or the Latin American style in general,

it's a more flavorsome style, it's like,

it's a more flavorsome style, it's like, it's like watching Ronaldinho play football

We not only like the fact of winning, but winning in a way that is

We not only like the fact of winning, but winning in a way that is pleasant.

The combo, the speed, that's highly valued in the Latin American play

And, in general, we're pretty

And, in general, we're pretty competitive

And, in general, we're pretty competitive in what we like to do, and we like to do it well

–Ok, I see what you mean. There's a similarity in how other traditional sports are handled, like football, no?

–Yes, there's an essence, you could call it like that,

–Yes, there's an essence, you could call it like that, there's a style of play depending on the country

The culture, I'm completely sure it influences, it's projected in the game as well

The japanese play a certain way,

the americans play a certain way,

and latinos play

and latinos play flavorful, like latinos.

–Very good, very good. Arturo, you've been in the competitive scene for a while

but recently, times have changed, we mentioned it, now there's more interest for Smash and 64

How has this change been for you? That 64 has gotten more attention in the competitive scene?

–There's more people, each time there's more entrants at tournaments

and, because of that, it starts getting more competitive.

I like to talk a lot about how

I like to talk about how the level has developed,

I like to talk about how the level has developed, how the average players' level has grown

It's very hard to measure that, because to measure the average level of players you need a *ruler*

Like in any measuring you need a standard, be it the yard, be it the meter, be it the mille, etc.

The exact same thing happens here

But if everybody is moving, if everybody is advancing,

But if everybody is moving, if everybody is advancing, you don't have a fixed parameter to compare

But I think

–with all due respect I have for certain players which I sometimes use as a *ruler* because they haven't advanced as much–

I think they're a good way of measuring

For example,

For example, I'm talking specifically about Jaime

Jaime is a very good player, he's mexican, from Mexicali

Jaime, for a lot of time,

Jaime, for a lot of time, I mean years,

Jaime, for a lot of time, I mean years, was #3 in North America

It was Isai, bOoMfAn and Jaime

Between Isai and bOoMfAn there was a huge gap, between Jaime and bOoMfAn as well but,

Jaime was pretty untouchable

Each year ...

Jaime didn't advance as much as the rest of the players

Jaime went from being #3 in North America to,

Jaime went from being #3 in North America to, more or less, #16. You get what I mean?

What I mean is,

What I mean is, if we take Jaime as a point of comparison

everybody is, more or less, a Jaime.

everybody is, more or less, a Jaime. –It has changed.

–Everybody is, more or less, a #3 from 3 years ago

You go to a tournament and, if you slip up, you lose to someone who has no name

But the fact they're a no-name doesn't mean they don't know how to play

To clean up Jaime's name, because this might sound a bit unmeritorious to what he really is, he's very good

Lately, Jaime has gotten a lot better and no longer serves as a point of reference

But this is still something new and I think I can use it to mark how the level in Smash has changed in general

All the level is a lot better now.

Really, I mention this a lot to my companions:

Despite Smash having 20 years in the market

Despite Smash having 20 years in the market this is just starting.

It's until today that we see the really good players popping up

I told a friend a long time ago:

We're ecstasized by Isai because he's highly gifted, he's a spectular person at playing. But I told him:

Either Isai is really unbeatable by a lot,

Either Isai is really unbeatable by a lot, or nobody knows how to play.

Those are the two possibilities:

Either this human being is really an alien highly gifted at Smash

Or really, we haven't given the best of us

So, lately, Isai continues being a spectacular person,

So, lately, Isai continues being a spectacular person, but the gap is far less wide

Isai stopped playing for a year

and in the second-to-last Smash Con,

and in the second-to-last Smash Con, which was Isai's first appearance after a year,

everybody was amazed. Isai couldn't sandbag like he sandbag'd the community his entire life. Look:

Luigi is the worst character in Smash's tier list

Isai said "I'll go Luigi"

He started with Luigi and saw that even pools would be very problematic with Luigi

"Well, I'll go Donkey Kong," who is better than Luigi but still problematic

He saw that he wouldn't do much with Donkey Kong

Switches to Mario, who is on a much better tier

He gets to Top 16 with Mario,

He gets to Top 16 with Mario, gets to Top 8 and realizes "I won't do much with Mario"

Switches to Fox

Fox stops working out and switches to Pikachu, who is the best character

He went from the worst in a sequence of phases to the best

Obviously because he had an idea of the community from 2009

He comes back after a year of inactivity, he encounters the community from 2014 and really, he couldn't sandbag like he did

In the end, it's not like he cares about winning, but he wanted to have fun, and to have fun you have to try

If there's no try, there's no fun.

–You mention Smash Con, you mention the generational shift, there's more level in 64 now.

What would you say is the inflexion point, the point when there's a Before and After for 64 as we know it now?

–What a good question

Really...

I wouldn't know exactly what's the moment when it starts and when it ends

I say it because I've thought about it plenty of times now

And there's always factors, or really, there's always persons that change the game

For example,

For example, Isai was the landmark, the untouchable, the Before and After of Smash

Really, Smash is born with Isai. He was the first that knew how to do the advanced techs and take it to a professional extreme

But lately

there are many barriers that I can say are mental

We think we can't pass them, then somebody comes and breaks them

And I say this because, like, Jouske who's a japanese player

A very strange character, no one knows how he's really named, I just knew his nickname

Nobody knows where he lives, what's his age. He's a character that likes being in the shadows

and hence, it's impossible to bring him to an event in America

But Jouske was Japan's champion for many years

And the amazing thing about Jouske was he did it with Samus

Samus is one of the weakest characters, how could this human being come and wreck everybody with Samus?

So, I think that's when milestones are broken because the paradigm is something you cannot do,

that you're sure it can't be done. One of those is that someone became the world's champion with Samus.

But then somebody comes and does it.

Then you think of certaint plays that make you say "This play is so hard it really can't be made, don't waste time in practicing something that can't be done"

Then comes Wario, who's the current japanese champion, and starts making certain plays

That's when I realize that, really,

That's when I realize that, really, we are the gap.

And I start thinking, really, I can't always be waiting –like I told you at the beginning– to emulate other people's plays

I have to start creating. If I don't start creating, I won't be Top.

That's the difference between Tops, those who've marked a Before and After are certain players that have succeeded in breaking paradigms in Smash

And if you're only waiting to follow them, to do what they do, then really, you'll always be behind.

Or that's my idea. You could emulate them and be good, but if you don't break a gap, you're behind

And, the question you ask me is hard to answer because, between tournaments, which there are more each time

Apex is, without a doubt, the beginning, of when tournaments start happening

But in terms of level, it's the persons who are making this change.

In Falcon, Captain Tavo, who's peruvian

In Falcon, there's a Before and After in combos

Captain Falcon's combos ending in Falcon Punch, there were 2, 3, very basic

I recommend Captain Tavo's first video, with his Falcon Punch combos in application. In Versus, not Training Mode.

Really, when I saw that I said "This is amazing." I didn't have the slightest idea this could be done

And he does it, then the whole community started doing it

We went from no one doing a Falcon Punch in a combo to everyone, 80% of people using Falcon, doing at least similar combos

Until someone comes and tells us "This can be done, this is real," everyone starts doing it.

The gap keeps breaking each time. Each time It breaks, it breaks, it breaks, it breaks.

I don't really think there's an a priori criteria to decide we've reached the goal.

–Ok, I get what you mean. Talk to me about the current paradigm in Smash 64. I know you recently went to Let's Go, in Baltimore.

Dexter went as well, you guys got 2nd and 3rd respectively. Talk to me about how's the level, the competition, noteworthy players, based on that.

–Right now the debate that's been quite strong in the community because there's certain... certain problems if you'd call it like that,

it doesn't frighten me a lot, really, is the tier list of the best characters you can win with and which you can't.

It's leaning a lot towards Pikachu, because in the percentage tables for wins, who's the best, any sort of formula used to name the best character in the game

Pikachu always comes on top, and there starts being a lot of Pikachu in Top 8

Thus, that lack of character diversity starts being a little tiring for the visualization of Smash

In fact, there was a debate in the community because people wanted to ban Pikachu but,

banning Pikachu is, in a sense, accepting that the game has a spectacular balance problem.

Lately, it's been in that paradigm. But I think, for example, among the characters that are breaking it,

I want Alvin, the peruvian who won Let's Go a few days ago in Baltimore, who won Genesis,

I think Alvin, with Captain Falcon, can break the paradigm of Pikachu being untouchable.

That's the detail, a paradigm is established & everyone's afraid of breaking it until someone really does it.

Right now there's Wario, a Pikachu from Japan, Alvin, Gerson, who's also peruvian

I have a lot of faith on Isai still, he hasn't been fully in the game but he has an extremely rare way of playing,

I think these people, who are modifying what happens in the game, who establish the trends, are the real people making a difference now,

and each time there's more and more and more tournaments...

I feel Mexico should also step up in that sense

It is said I'm the best in Mexico, and I'm the one that's had more favorable results

but in that sense I think I'm reaching a point where I can't advance without a community

And I say it because, at this moment, the strongest two which are Peru and Japan, I'm almost sure it's because they have a solid, frequent community,

because they have discipline & dedication to achieve the goal, which is becoming the best in the world at Smash

And I believe that if I had that, I could do something much better and at least get into the competition

because right now I haven't succeeded in getting on that Top 5, which is a step above I simply haven't reached

And I think in this case having a solid, frequent, responsible community is fundamental to reaching that step.

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Welcome back to The Xav Experience!

Now, if you've been following me for quite some time, you'll know that besides talking about weird people on the internet

I also showcase young musicians looking for some exposure.

This segment is called Icons of the Future and originally I'd show Uruguayan musicians only.

But then I thought, why do they only have to be Uruguayan?

Months ago I discovered a Canadian violinist called Brigit O'Regan,

that's why I reached out to her to make this video.

We talk a little bit about her beginnings, her trips around the world,

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and her future plans.

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How to Start Getting Fit - Duration: 5:35.

hey guys what's up my name is Mayzie and welcome to my channel Mayz makes it this

week I'm going to be talking a little bit about making things work also if

you're wondering why I'm sitting in my car it's because I was going to film my

intro and outro outside today but I don't know if you can see that it's like

raining in my windows maybe not I don't know it's kind of just drizzling but I

still don't want to get like my camera wet so yeah so a lot of people I think

whenever they go to get started on their fitness journey they get really wrapped

up in this whole idea of but well I need to start on a Sunday I need a meal prep

everything for the whole entire week and I have to be perfect on Monday perfect

on Tuesday and then whenever they mess up you know at the beginning of the week

where they don't get things prepped on Sunday they just kind of give up oh I'll

start again next week but I think that it's really important actually that

whenever you decide that you want to get fit you want to get healthy you just

start so I am going to be sharing with you today my meals that I had this past

week and my grandpa smoked me he like cooked me some pork ribs though instead

of just putting off instead of saying oh well I'm gonna have pork ribs this week

and I'll just have to start fitness next week I was like what can I do to make

the pork ribs more healthy what can I do to be more healthy this week instead of

just putting it off until next week completely because of one small thing

and I'm going to be showing you the smoothie bowl that I had for breakfast

but anyway without any further ado let's get straight on into the video

I've just been sauteing some chopped mushrooms and onions and I just added

some pork meat that I pulled off the rib and I'm now adding my favorite barbecue

sauce it's the sweet baby Ray's one it's not like super you know healthy but I

really like it and I'm just using a little bit so basically that rib meat is

fully cooked and my vegetables are sauteed and I'm just heating it up in

that sauce then I'm going to pour it over a bed of lettuce and spinach that

I've been pulling apart and watching while that was heating up and then I'm

also going to go ahead and add some chopped little grape tomatoes that I had

and then I'm going to slice up that avocado right

there and put that entire half of the avocado on there just to give me some

healthy fats that'll definitely help you to stay fool and that really makes this

as a complete meal with the the protein from the meat and all the vegetables and

then that good healthy fat and there's the final product you should definitely

make this for yourself I highly recommend it it's a super delicious

barbecue salad and like I said it's working with what you have and it's

pretty dang good

all right now on to my smoothie bowl so right now I'm just adding in some

bananas that I had chopped and then frozen and then next I'm going to add in

some frozen pineapple and some fresh spinach I like to use the frozen fruit

because it gives it that nice saw thick cold creamy consistency I'm also going

to add in 1/4 of an avocado that's just going to make it really nice and creamy

and it also gives it that fresh flavor one scoop of vanilla protein powder and

a little bit of almond milk now the one that I'm using is the original Andean

sweetened it's all those calorie one and I highly recommend getting it alright

we're just going to give that a good blend in the fruit processor and then

I'm going to add some more spinach once it gets you know kind of blended down I

like to use a food processor just because I find the data actually works a

little bit better for what I'm going for it handles the thickness better than my

regular blender now on to the decorating I'm going to go ahead and add in some

rolled oats on the side right there followed by some chia seeds

and I can't read aside the focus so that's nice just in time for the

unsweetened coconut flakes I got mine from Trader Joe's and some frozen

blueberries

anyway so yeah those are my recipes for the week um yeah other than that let's

see so for yeah so I went to the gym five

out of seven days this week I did three days of circuit training type stuff and

then the other two days I just did cardio and I think one day I did the

Stairmaster one day I did the elliptical yeah and I spent about like 30 minutes

in the gym doing my workouts um I did take some pictures at the beginning of

this week so I'm going to drop those in right now so you guys can get a good

idea of like where I'm starting from and then I will drop an update in

periodically

so if you like this video then be sure to give it a thumbs up and if you'd like

to see more of my content then hit that subscribe button and I will see you guys

next week

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[music]

Do you want to pray earnestly?

Two things are important here.

First of all, ask God what you are especially praying about today.

Maybe He has prepared such a case, or such a person, that will remind you.

You should just ask Him, that is enough.

And He will tell you - This is the specific subject for prayer..

And secondly, pray with all your heart, it means

put all your involvement into this prayer,

all love for this person

and all trust in God, that this case

is carried out by Him, in the best possible way,

that the person you pray about,

in His the most holy will,

He will lead and draw to his heart,

that this will be best for this person.

What you should pray for today,

this specifically, what is the Lord's calling for?

Jesus has lifted His eyes up to heaven and He prayed to His father.

And this is precisely the moment,

which leads us to openness, for God to

lead me in my intercessory prayer.

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Paul Verbeek-Mast: Calendar / Kalender / تقويم (aka, the fun of locali[zs]ation) | JSConf EU 2017 - Duration: 22:58.

Calendar / Kalender (aka, the fun of locali[zs]ation) Paul Verbeek-Mast

[Applause] PAUL: Thank you.

This is the last part of my name, it's Verbeek-Mast, recently got married and added my girlfriend's

last name to it.

Up until last week I was working at Booking.com as a front end developer, but I've now joined

a start-up in the Netherlands called SpronQ and I'm also an organiser of the Fronteers

conference this year, which will be the 10th anniversary, which is cool.

So I will also not tell you what it all says but it talks about localisation of a calendar

that we did at Booking.com, so these are almost all - these are part of the languages that

we localised in, it was 42.

We did not localise in Klingon even though I really wanted to.

Let me tell you what my talk is not about, about things we already know, that date and

time is difficult.

If you really want to know what we all think that's incorrect about time there is a cool

article called Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Time and, if that's not enough, there's

still More Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Time and you can look them up.

Very, very cool.

As I said, I was working at Booking.com and we had this calendar that we used for people

that own an apartment or a small hotel, and where they can see their reservations, change

the prices and things like that but the problem was it wasn't actually a calendar, it was

like this infinite scrolling list where you couldn't see any data on, you have to click

three times before you can get the real data, so we got a lot of feedback from our users

that it didn't really look like our calendars that they were using the competitor with the

red logo, which I cannot tell, so we decided to change the calendar.

We did some user research about what we wanted to do and so we did implementation and we

started out with making some sketches.

This sketch was made by someone else this morning, but it's still a cool sketch, but

we started out with some sketches and implemented our front end and then actually we used Perl

at Booking.com so we had some Perl code and you actually don't want to touch a lot of

that so we tried to just use the code that was already there and that was it for the

calendar.

But then we needed to localise.

There are 42 different countries at Booking.com and even more regions so if you are German

you will know this date format is not really how it looks in Germany and also you are used

that the euro sign is at the end.

Things like that.

If you look at the US, it will actually - a week will start at Sunday; the date format

is completely different.

The price is dollars.

And for those dates things, we actually decided to use Moment.js.

Also not to talk about Moment.js, I will briefly go through it, what we did use, but Moment.js

has very good localisation data as well.

This morning Matt was talking about js-joda and date - it's not the right name - date

functions, it should be, and about the ECMAScript temporal proposals, if you want to know about

those, just go and watch his talk when it's online.

So we had this - say we have this sketch, we implement this sketch, and we wanted to

add the names of the weeks all along the top.

We need to know: well, what does the first day of the week start with?

It starts with Sunday or Monday?

You can easily get that with Moment.js, with locale data, you can get the first day of

the week and return with a 0 or 1 and then you can get the names of the week in the locale

which you've selected which will in this case generate Sunday through Saturday, and we use

that at the top.

Then we needed to get the first day of the month - well, first day of the calendar which

is interesting because it's not the first day of the month.

So we used - we could just use start of month and then start of week, and then get the number

of the date, and the same goes for the end of the month.

Then just fill them all out.

So that was easily to generate the first part of the calendar.

Then I needed to find what kind of format does this country use?

It's not always - it wasn't very easy to find but it was somewhere in a more private variable

called long date format, and then we used a capital L, and that was basically it.

So I'm going to go through this very fast but just to get a sense of what we were kind

of working with.

This was basically the localisation then for all the languages, very easily.

So then we went on the testing and just going through the languages to see if everything

is okay, and then I hit the bump that I always forget, and that is RTL, which stands for

right to left languages.

Those are languages like Arabic or Hebrew so if you have this calendar it's not only

this script that goes from right to left, you actually want to change everything from

right to left so for example you want to switch the right column to the left, and then also

switch everything around as well so that your Monday also starts on the right side, your

week.

So this is all done in CSS, so you just change your float left to your float right, your

margin left to your margin right.

If you have something inline or inline block it will automatically go right.

The only thing is the two arrows, we switch the functionality around because if you click

on the left arrow you want to go to a month in the future instead of the past.

We could have just rotated the arrows which would have been easy with CSS.

So we just clicked through everything, fixed a few bugs and then we went on to more testing.

If you want to know about unit testing at Booking.com, you can give me a few beers later

on and I will tell you a whole lot about unit testing at Booking.com.

I don't work there anymore so I can now tell you everything I know.

[Laughter] But what we did was we added just a whole

bunch of our users into a beta group, not asking them, because why would you ask them?

Just put them in a beta and then add a feedback at the top where they could do a thumbs up

and a thumbs down and get a little bit of feedback, just a text area.

What do you want to know about users giving you feedback?

It is not always that useful.

Most of the time it's just very short strings like - well, these were the positive ones.

"We finally have a much better overview and love the new interface."

But they already give you a long thing about how their life is and how good the calendar

is in their life and how they finally found the right person that they want to be with

just because you have the new calendar.

There's weird stories in there which I will not show.

But there's also just some bad things like, "Hate it, bring the old one back", without

saying why they hate it, and, "Who made this?"

Smiling chocolate ice cream, I think.

But if you really dig into the feedback you will find some obscure things that they will

tell you which you have to dig through your code to figure out what was actually going

on.

Because these are bug reports and not in the sense that you yourself would write a bug

report but, "Hey listen, your reservation is not showing up", and great, what now, because

I cannot contact the person really.

So what I did do is I saved not enough data.

That was a big mistake for me.

I just saved their user ID and the language that they selected and I should have done

the user agent and a whole bunch of other things but I was lazy and I implemented too

late, which is a mistake.

Don't be too lazy with these kind of things.

So I had two things to work with, to do some bug fixing and those four examples that I

will just give you, that I just gave you, I will go through them because these were

the four most interesting things that I found and which caused me a lot of detective work

to figure out what it was.

We had some reservation data on our calendar as well so it showed you more than just a

blue bar, it showed you the name and things like that but one person - it's just one random

person said: well, my reservations aren't showing up.

They gave a little bit more data about which specific reservation that didn't show up and

it was in October 2016, this is reservation, the 15th or 16th, it just wasn't there for

him.

And it was weird because I had tested it, it was working, that's how it usually goes,

it works on my machine, but for him it didn't work and you don't want that because they

will get overbookings and lawsuits.

So first off, just looking through my code to see if I could figure out anything which

was a problem and then I thought: well, it must be some localisation thing because that's

mostly where the problems originate at Booking.com and I figured out this person lives in Brazil.

So first step: changing the language to Portuguese.

Specifically Brazilian Portuguese because we have that in the website.

I couldn't reproduce the bug.

So next step: I changed the time zone on my laptop to be minus 3 because I saw that they

were based in the capital, and it still didn't show up.

I couldn't reproduce the bug.

Then a colleague sitting next to me said: here's the bug, I have it.

What?

What did you do?

He said: well, I switched to Portuguese, changed the time zone to minus 3.

Well, okay, let's just check out any other settings that we might have and we couldn't

figure it out for a very long time until I noticed there's a Wiki page on time in Brazil

which gives you a lot of weird data like their Summer Time is different when they have carnival

during the time when they would normally switch to Summer Time but also that not their entire

country adheres to Summer Time.

I thought it couldn't be Summer Time, it's October, but I was just forgetting one of

the falsehoods I believe about time which is Summer Time is always true in my summer,

which is not true for their hemisphere, of course, because Summer Time starts in October.

So my colleague selected capital of Brazil as his time zone and I selected a city just

north of Brazil, and that city north of Brazil didn't adhere to Summer Time and the capital

did adhere to it, so I found a crappy piece of code that I wrote which compared two different

dates and there was one thing that says "add one day", and I learned that in Moment.js

"add one day" does not mean add one day; it sort of does, but it just adds 24 hours.

Compared with this, it basically meant the day was never going to be the same because

the day would be one day, and day 3 would be midnight.

By the way, smart quotes, not fun.

The day there.

Sorry.

So I just switched them around and that was fixed.

[Laughter] Great.

I could also fix my code to make it better, but I was leaving anyway.

So another thing is: why are closed dates red?

A very obscure question but they came up in a different kind of string so I could figure

out that it said: this date, if they closed it, so I don't accept any reservations, we

show this red bar.

Well, that's good, right?

So what do you think of this?

Is this a good day at the stock market?

I wouldn't think so, but this is a very good day at the stock market because in eastern

Asia, red often means that it's something good instead of something bad.

So their convention is something is closed and you are showing this is good?

It's not very fun because sometimes you show that it's good even though they close it because

they have a funeral or something, and you don't want to do that, so we switched it around

to make it grey and that was neutral enough for people, so learning from this, just watch

out with colours because you can do things wrong for some countries.

So the third one is that the day selection is not working.

This was our date selection, with a From and a To, and when you click on it, it showed

your jQuery, your date picker.

Why jQuery UI date picker?

Well, because we had already used it and we are just re-using things.

At first, it's not a big problem but you cannot see what date and what month it is so you

have to get the date format for a moment to see: okay, this is month, day, year.

Then, if you want to change that, if you want to connect it with the date picker you can

do parse date and then it says month, day, year, and you add the date.

But this gives an error.

This does not work because jQuery UI uses this format.

Month, day, year, lower case, and then the year changes to yy, so I created a little

script for it.

I already did this, so it was before the bug showed up.

So I created a script, put it - by the way, I hope you will not need it - but the problem

with this script led in this part.

If you were here a couple of talks before about regular expressions, this is a very

easy regular expression, it kind of finds the slashes and dashes in the day format,

you have to figure out where the delimiters are.

If you are from Germany you've probably already figured out a problem because most complaints

come from German users.

It also needed a dot because the format in Germany mostly is a dot in between, so I thought:

well, what the hell, let's just change it to /W and then be done with it.

Most people didn't report a bug anymore except for one country, and I told you that I saved

the language of the country, and I actually saved the full language name, so I saved this

for the country that was the problem.

So I thought: okay, which language is that?

So I used my very great tool for that, Google Translate.

Google Translate said: okay, I've detected this is Slovenian.

Are there any in the room by the way?

Any Slovakians in the room?

So the top one is Slovakian, and the bottom one is Slovenian.

It's a slight difference.

So after I checked it's Slovenian and thought: still not seeing the bug - and then it says

in the bottom, "Did you mean this?", and I'm like, "No, not really!"

So Google Translate does know that this word is in Slovak because if you just change the

word to Slovak, it translates it, so what was the problem here?

The date delimiter was dot space.

Great.

So just adding a plus to my regular expression fixed everything.

Maybe something else is broken but at least it fixed this.

The last thing that I want to show you has nothing to do with date or time; it has something

to do with the prices that weren't showing up properly.

So we have the reservation, we have the number, we also showed the prices.

Showed up perfectly fine.

We checked and nobody ever had a price that was higher than 99,000 euros, so should be

fine.

But yeah, not always.

So this was 1 million Indonesian Rupiah, I think, so it's not always just about dates

and times, it's also about prices, it's about changing the colours, it's about cultural

differences as well.

I think I went a little bit too fast but my conclusion to wrap this up is a couple of

things: so do not make any assumptions.

That's basically what a lot of people have already said at a number of different conferences

but even if you read all the assumptions that people make about date and time there's a

lot of assumptions that you are probably going to make.

And localisation is not just translation.

Translation is a part of localisation.

It's more than that.

It's cultural differences.

It's date and time, it's colours, not just about date and time but also colours and things

like that.

Gathering meaningful feedback, so not to do things that I did, it's gathering feedback

from the users, it's great, but just save their user agent, save the URL that they are

on, save maybe the way you look at languages, so maybe instead of the Slovenian or the Slovakian

word that I said, just save SK which makes more sense for programmers.

And bugs will happen.

It doesn't matter how much you test it, it doesn't matter how much experience you have

in localisation, every time you do something, bugs will happen and they will always be there,

even if you fix all the bugs that people are reporting.

It will still be localisation bugs because sometimes people are just used to localisation

issues, and change their language to English just so that they know this probably works

better.

But localisation is still important because if you don't have German language, a lot of

people can't use your website and you will say I don't have a lot of Germans on my website.

You need to change your language.

It's about accessibility.

And bug fixing is like being a detective, kind of like being a travelling detective,

because I feel like I have travelled to all different kinds of regions just to figure

out what the problem was.

I didn't actually travel because if that was the case that I could travel for bug fixes

I might still be working at Booking.

So have fun with your bug fixes and just feel like that you are actually trying to find

something that no one else has ever done before.

So thank you very much.

This is my Twitter handle, if you want to follow Fronteers, this is the Fronteers Twitter

handle.

My email address - I love getting emails.

This is my ICQ number.

Thank you very much.

[Applause]

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A Day of My Life As A Fashion Design Student | MickRay - Duration: 4:42.

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Former Cop Questions Bounty Hunter's Approach At Nissan Dealership - Duration: 2:27.

BEATING A MAN THEY JUST

ARRESTED.

TONIGHT HE TELLS US WHAT LED UP

TO THAT ATTACK.

FIRST TONIGHT, NEWLY

RELEASED VIDEO FROM LAST

NIGHT'S SHOOT OUT FROM A LOCAL

CAR DEALERSHIP.

WE SHARE THESE IMAGES WITH A

POLICE OFFICER WHAT HE'S SAYING

TONIGHT.

Reporter: WE SHOWED THIS

NEWLY RELEASED VIDEO OF THAT

SHOOT OUT THAT HAPPENED HERE AT

THIS NISSAN DEALERSHIP TO A

FORMER MESQUITE POLICE OFFICER.

HE SAYS JUDGING BY ALL THE SHOT

THAT IS WERE FIRED AND ALL THE

PEOPLE WHO WERE INSIDE AT THE

TIME HE IS AMAZED THAT THE

DEATH TOLL WASN'T HIGHER.

THEY MAKE THEIR APPROACH IN A

CROWDED CAR DEALERSHIP AND

WITHIN SECONDS, GUNS ARE DRAWN,

A FIGHT FOR CONTROL BREAKS OUT

AND THEN A FLURRY OF GUNSHOTS.

WE GOT IT.

AT THE DEALERSHIP THERE'S

SOMEONE SHOOTING.

I'M HIDING IN THE BATHROOM.

PLEASE HURRY.

I'M SHOCKED THAT MORE PEOPLE

DIDN'T GET KILLED.

Reporter: JOHN SENSOR SPENT

25 YEARS AS A MESQUITE POLICE

OFFICER.

ONE OF THE THINGS ABOUT --

HE'S NOW IN CHARGE OF A

SECURITY FIRM.

THE FIRST BAD DECISION IS

GOING IN THERE AT ALL.

Reporter: FIDEL GARCIA JR.

AND FINAL WERE UNDER RAYMOND

HUTCHINSON.

HE GOT RIGHT ON TOP OF HIM

AND THERE WAS NO EXCUSE FOR

THAT.

THAT LITTLE OFFICE WHY THEY

WOULD GO IN THERE THERE WAS A

SALES MAN, A FEMALE.

JUST STUPID.

Reporter: CENSER SAYS

OFFICERS WOULD NEVER CHOOSE A

PUBLIC PLACE TO ARREST A MAN

THEY BELIEVE IS ARMED AND

DANGEROUS.

THEY PUT A LOT OF PEOPLE AT

RISK JUST BY GOING IN THERE TO

TAKE HIM DOWN.

Reporter: HE SAYS THE MOMENT

THAT HUTCHINSON PULLED OUT HIS

GUN THEY SHOULD HAVE BACKED

DOWN.

Reporter: THAT'S WHY MANY

OTHER DEPARTMENTS DON'T LIKE

WHEN BOUNTY HUNTERS ENTER THEIR

JURISDICTION.

THEY SAY THAT THEY'RE NOT

TRAINED LIKE OFFICERS.

THEY THINK THEY CAN GET AWAY

WITH IT THIS TIME THEY DID NOT.

Reporter: IN ALL 20 GUNSHOTS

WITH -- WERE FIRED IN A SPAN

OF 60 SECONDS.

THEY WILL REOPEN ON FRIDAY AND

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DIY ORBEEZ SLIME!! - Duration: 3:29.

You know what?

I'm going to actually add Orbeez to it.

Wait, we could make crunchy slime with the Orbeez, like once they dry up.

They will get hard.

More orbeez!

I've actually never made Orbeez slime before.

Neither have I.

So you guys, if this like goes viral then you guys have to comment down below if we

should sell our slime or not.

Well, I'm thinking of making a B Shack which is going to be a little shack in our front

yard where I sell slime and also I will be making a little online store to sell my slime.

Look!

We should name it.

We should name it an ice cream.

Uh, we should name it Blue Moon with Rainbow Sprinkles Ice Cream.

No!

We should name it Playdoh Ice Cream!

So this is Playdoh Ice Cream Slime.

It has glue, liquid starch, Orbeez, and glitter.

Same.

You guys, just a warning, if you make Orbeez slime, it makes a huge mess.

It really does.

But worth it because this slime is fricking like life!

Comment which one, actually hit that little i in the corner which one you think is prettier.

Mine...

or mine.

I'm just going to add like a lot of Orbeez to mine.

Thanks, I guess.

So if you guys enjoyed this video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up.

And also don't forget to subscribe for more videos like this one and also don't forget

to Bee You Neek!

Bye guys!

I love slime!

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21 pilot tips in 60 seconds - Pilot Vlog 4 - Duration: 2:21.

Coming up this week, my 21 tips for how you as a private pilot can make the most of your

time when you're stuck at home wishing you were at the airport.

So sadly there's no flying this week but instead of sitting here and just wasting time with

things like work, what I actually thought I'd do is put this video together and give

you some of my top tips for how you can make the most of your time as a private pilot when

you are stuck and home and you're not actually at the airport.

And to make things a little bit more interesting, let's try and do them in sixty seconds.

Ok.

Starting.

Chair fly your next flight from start to finish practising all your radio calls

Start reading that aviation book you got for Christmas

Plan the dream flight you're going to do when you get your next rating

Check out what all the other pilots are up to on YouTube

Go plane spotting Go through all your old maps and throw out

the ones that are outdated Study the synoptic charts and try to predict

what the weather's going to do tomorrow Buy unnecessary aviation t-shirts

Run all those software updates on your electronic flight bag

Declutter your flight bag Replace all those batteries in your torches

and headsets Get friends and family members to surprise

you with engine failures Do some practise weight and balance calculations

Do some practise 1 in 60 calculations Clean all your lenses

Stay healthy, get some exercise Sharpen all your pencils

Book in 30 minutes with your instructor for a quick chat about your progress so far

Revise your VMC minima and Class D separation requirements

Log on to LiveATC and start practising some radio calls

And thank all those people in your life that make aviation possible for you

Ok so not all of those tips might have been completely useful but I hope you managed to

find a few in there that you can actually try next time you are sitting at home waiting

to get to the airport.

Now if you've got some tips of your own stick them in the comments below, it'd be great

to hear some of your ideas for how you can maximise your time as a pilot.

And if you haven't already subscribed do so, next week we've got a good flight coming out

to Wangaratta north of Melbourne.

I'll be doing the ILS approach into Essendon and then tracking north vectored through class

c airspace up to do the RNAV at Wangaratta.

Should be an interesting flight.

Thanks as always for watching, and I'll see you next week.

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UNI-T UT70A Multimeter Digital — Overview | OMSHOWTV - Duration: 4:15.

Multifunction digital multimeter

UNI-T UT70A (UTM 170А)

Video review — see more

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Then post this video on your social network page

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OMSHOWTV

FUTURE DEPENDS ON YOU

PRESENT

Some information about the seller

I bought this product in Ukraine from the seller Expert Pro electrical shop

The multimeter is packed in this box

On the reverse side of which there is a brief information in six languages

About the functionality of this device

Also information about the fact that it is produced in China

By request of the LECHPOL electronics distributor in Poland

So in Ukraine this product came from Poland

Let's see what's inside the box

Expert Pro's warranty card

In which there is information about the warranty period of 6 months

Check

Instruction in Polish of this kind of content

Warranty card from the Polish company LECHPOL

In which there is information about the warranty period of 12 months : )

In the kit there are measuring probes of two kinds

Thermocouple for temperature measurement

Adapter for measuring the parameters of transistors, inductance and capacitance

The device itself is reliably located in a shockproof case

Which has a reclining foot-stand

Probe holders

It is possible to hang the device

Without a case, the device looks like this

Front control panel

From the back, we see three screws that are for replacing the battery (the 9 volt crowns 6F22)

On the front panel there is

3-digit liquid crystal display with backlight

On which all the necessary information is displayed

Power button

Button switch for measuring AC or DC voltage

Amperage

Generator switch for measuring capacitance and inductance

Hold button

Peak Hold values button

Manual measurement range switch

Multimeter functionality:

• АС voltage measurement, range: 0-750 V

• DС voltage measurement, range: 0-1000 V

• DC current measurement, range: 0-10 A

• AC current measurement, range: 0-10 A

• Resistance measurement, range: 0-2000 MΩ

• Transistor hFE measurement

• Diode test

• Coontinuty test

• Temperature measurement, range: -40°C-1000°C

• Temperature measurement, range: -40°F-1832°F

• Capaticance measurement, range: 0-100 µF

• Inductance measurement, range: 0-20 H

• Frequency measurement, range: 0-10 MHz

• TTL logik test

There are also standard plugs for connecting probes

Overload protection

Low battery indication

Auto power off - sleep mode

UT70A digital multimeter is quite accurate in its measurements

Find out more about how to measure with a multimeter

See on our channel OMSHOWTV

Subscribe to the channel

Click on the bell

And you will be one of the first to know about the news of our channel

Under the video, you can always leave a comment

Ask a question and get an answer to it

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State of Origin Game I: blistering NSW performance puts Queensland to sword - Duration: 7:45.

State of Origin Game I: blistering NSW performance puts Queensland to sword

For New South Wales, a collective sigh of relief.

"If not now, when?" was the question hanging over the Blues' heads in the lead-up to this State of Origin series, but after spirited performances from Andrew Fifita, James Tedesco, Nathan Peats and James Maloney, NSW scored five tries to beat Queensland 28-4 and take the all-important first game.

NSW played energetic and focused, if unspectacular football from start to finish. The forwards made good metres, there were very few errors and the players showed an intent that will send a strong message to the Queenslanders.

It is a rare occasion that the Maroons are dominated on home soil.

Hooker Nathan Peats, who left the field briefly with a corked thigh after half-time, played a gutsy match, while Tedesco – both in attack and defence – and Fifita were standouts for the Blues.

NSW coach Lawrie Daley praised the "desire and effort" of his side's defence. "In Origin, to win Origin games you've got to save more tries than the opposition," he said. "It's not always about scoring its about saving, they're probably more important.".

Mitchell Pearce, who was under enormous pressure to perform after so many losing performances for the Blues, not to mention missing the 2016 series through poor off-field behaviour, made his mark in the first half.

His kicking could have been better, perhaps, but he was in the thick of the action and scored a try of his own in the dying moments of the first half.

Queensland started fast, were given the first penalty after four minutes, and almost went over for the first try soon after as Corey Oates tried in vain to claw back a searching kick in the far left corner.

The first try however came via NSW hard-man Fifita, who was inspired form.

After seven minutes Fifita, as he would do for the entire night, burst through Queensland's defensive line, held off two would-be tacklers and, as he approached the 20 metre line, threw a superb right hand offload to the onrushing Maloney, who dashed under the posts to the delight of his team-mates and the few Blues fans at Suncorp Stadium.

Maloney converted his own try to make it 6-0 to NSW. Advertisement.

There was no famous Origin biff, no mistakes and only one penalty apiece in the first half. Pearce repeatedly put up the high ball to test Oates, but the Queensland winger was consistently up to the task.

Likewise, Queensland halfback Cooper Cronk tested the NSW backline with several first-half bombs, with little success.

It was Fifita who looked most likely for NSW as he bashed his way through the middle of the park, daring the Queensland players to try and slow him down.

The Blues found themselves in good field position, thanks to powerful runs by the forwards but as they approached the try line they botched several first-half chances.

Queensland crossed over after 34 minutes thanks to Oates, who athletically caught a piercing cross-field kick from Cronk. But Cameron Smith, playing his 40th Origin, uncharacteristically botched the conversion.

There would be no Queensland comeback, as NSW crossed over through Pearce just before half-time. In what would be a telling play, Graham combined brilliantly with Tedesco down the left channel to send Pearce over to make it 12-4 at half-time.

After the break it was all NSW. Queensland's much-hyped five-eighth, Anthony Milford, did not make much of an impression on his Origin debut, while the rest the Maroons looked strangely directionless in front of a shell-shocked Queensland crowd.

After the restart Hayne was almost over as Dane Gagai dropped a high ball, but he could not quite hold the ball and the chance went begging.

In the next 20 minutes, however, Fifita, Hayne and Tedesco each crossed over to put the game beyond doubt.

The third try of the night came via Tedesco, on 52 minutes, as he stepped off his right leg, brushed past Anthony Milford and Sam Thaiday and slammed the ball over the try line.

Then it was Fifita's turn, as he collected a dropped ball near the Queensland in-goal and bustled over for a much-deserved try. Next it was Hayne.

In his first Origin match since his famous stint in the NFL, Hayne went over in the left corner and rushed straight into the delirious Blues supporters behind the in-goal. Every NSW fan was happy to have the Hayne plane back.

Indeed for the long-suffering NSW supporters, the light at the end of the tunnel is now glowing brighter than ever. The scoreboard, the momentum and the confidence is all with the Blues. Queensland's decade of dominance may soon be over.

"I just thought we got a lesson tonight about how Origin football and how it should be played," said Queensland coach Kevin Walters.

"Our effort from our guys was really good, they gave us nothing in the first half, and I guess that try on half-time really sort of was a big turning point in the game.

"That lifted their spirits and obviously put a big dint in ours.

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DETECTIVE NICK! | No More Room In Hell - Ep.3 - Duration: 16:02.

Cue the sad music...

And here's that sad music I was talking about...

For more infomation >> DETECTIVE NICK! | No More Room In Hell - Ep.3 - Duration: 16:02.