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all right welcome back everyone welcome
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another episode personal build break and
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one sec let me fix my camera
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lost resolution oh there you go
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but yes um of course to everyone who's
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new here uh we are chorus which means
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that we are a team of three developers
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from melbourne australia
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and we've been working on a project
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leads to adding persistent storage to a
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current operations project
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which is called scrambler ca
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and if you're new here of course we are
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working on stack which revolves around
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the express js back end
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um we've been using aws as our cloud
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um especially we've been using aws
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airbus api gateways and cloud formation
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and using the serverless
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application model for the
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provisioning of the app
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and the front end is just pure vanilla
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chairs and html css
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so how you doing guys
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very good um good to be back after a
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yeah feeling fresh and feeling ready to
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go how about you finish
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yes same year soon uh
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yeah really feeling feeling good feeling
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pumped to to get into it
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very nice fantastic um just before we
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forget let us do the acknowledgment for
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the traditional custodians of the land
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yeah all right so here we go
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i begin today by acknowledging the
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traditional custodians of the land on
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which we gather today and pay my
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respects to the elders past present and
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future i extend their respect to
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aboriginal and torres strait islander
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okay that is done i
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whose turn is it to share the screen i
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can't remember for sure
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i believe it's case 10 right um okay
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right okay you're up then yes sir
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you guys make a new branch or something
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no it's the same branch but um we
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we basically asked oh we basically have
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um so i tested it this morning
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and basically if we don't type fast
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each key is being stored
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if we don't if we don't
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fast enough for the note
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what do you mean fast enough though
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share my screen first and then show you
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what exactly do i mean
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um let me just open up that one this cap
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oh okay cool so i've already got this
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um hide it no i don't want you to hide
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so i'll just open this console up as
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become the fine okay
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and no t and then an n o t one
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same is coming up for n
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if we don't have fast enough it won't be
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created as a single node by itself in
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what's the purpose of this
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what's the purpose of this
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the purpose of this is that we don't
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want to insert duplicate um
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these kind of broken notes in the db
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yeah makes it yeah yeah wait but we're
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yeah if i do this and you press if you
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can set it in this way
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and if i show you in postman how is it
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oh so it's something to do with the
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storage in the array
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so this is the bug right not not a
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it's a bug that has to be fixed
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ahead and show you the records or your
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so i think the only
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okay i'll just look at the code and then
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so so sharing my screen now
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yeah i was going to say um
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that i think this is what we were facing
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last time i think about a week ago
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and um you know one thing i suggesting
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uh suggested was that maybe we can use
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you know some kind of like pre-made
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javascript function to to ensure that
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there's only distinct nodes in that
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um so that it's not you know saving
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the same note like with the same id so
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it's just saving one instance of that uh
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in that case we can use the proper data
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structure like a hash set
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i don't have to tacos
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look that up hash certain jobs
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i mean not necessarily a hashtag just
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like a normal set um just like it's
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yeah that's a good idea
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just a second suggestion um that we can
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probably keep what is as is and just
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um take into consideration the last
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if that makes sense
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yeah you can go back
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edit the note again then what happens
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then it can be anywhere
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then you would always take the
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last record of that note which will
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always be have a complete
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but isn't it better to use like a data
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structure rather than increasing the
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which is um outlining as in all the
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possible snob rails that we can yeah
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yeah attack live with yeah but always
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the best solution is to uh
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keep the time complexity as least as
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possible and also achieve this solution
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let's go and do that
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yeah i think that's a good idea
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yeah because we will want to keep the
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no matter how much input we have it
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always take the same result in some
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cases it will happen but in some cases
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we'll just have to as in
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yeah that's true i'm just kind of
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curious i think there's a yeah oh that's
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in typescript never mind
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there's a bigger calculator thingy
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set up let's let's restore unique values
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the thing is set is that
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the object has to be equal to it if that
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right now in our case i'll let's see it
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okay what you mean
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you know what i mean i'll just like kind
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of show what i mean
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but i think there's like a
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semantical error in the logic
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like even if there's like id one two
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and the second one is
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id one two three only but we did not
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these are two different objects for a
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yeah yeah that makes sense
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let's look at the code and see what
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what's going on right like
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i don't know just a thought but maybe a
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hash map for this sort of thing
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and then the key would just be the that
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and we're just updating the
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the value each time
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let's see if javascript has it
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also okay um i don't think we need
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you need a unique identifier for the
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in the back end as well if we already
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have it in the front and would you
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so i mean we don't need the note id in
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if we or if you're using if we can't if
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note id from the front end it doesn't
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make sense to have
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different note id's in both front end
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then how are we doing
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update one specific note
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you know how in the back end
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note id is being actually generated
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then noted it's also being generated and
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in another way in in the front end
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yeah yeah but like it's kind of two
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different things right it's card id is
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how the front end is being managed
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yes um let it's a bit more to that what
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i'm thinking but we can come back to the
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uh when the time comes though
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also thinking that maybe you would like
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the location of the card as well
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if we're not doing so already because
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when we're getting the board again we
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print out the card in the same location
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um i think that would be a good idea as
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well to save where it's located
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find the on the board
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i think that was already planned anyway
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um i think we talked about this a way
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i think at that time finesse
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so uh basically good that you
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you've also pointed at other finish
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which means that um
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already thinking about the right thing
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there's a small little issue with this
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so you know how maps work
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so when you store a
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like it this one's the key and this
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which i'm very good but
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this as note id this is gonna have a
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redundant note id as like an object
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um let me show you
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and whatever it is one two three
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oh yeah whatever it is
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so we are kind of storing it twice so i
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to work right okay why don't we just um
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access the node id
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and like for a we would put the node id
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and then for the value part we would
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the topic like we won't save the whole
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object in there is what i mean yeah
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we can you can surely do that um just
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trying to think that if
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do we change most of the backend like
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do we change how it's being stored
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just trying to think on that like do we
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have to change a lot of code like
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i mean that's not a problem is this that
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yeah i can't wait i mean like man
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like how are we it's been i mean
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probably not rightly it's just a just an
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but it takes one yeah i think probably
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extra naught is what just an array
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so what's the problem right now so add
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text to arrays being called
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like all the time like every two seconds
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then it's being called oh okay oh
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um okay that's not a problem right
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because maybe you can do something like
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i'll just open the scrambler thingy
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maybe you can do something like
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whenever we are on it we did this
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and on off click we can add it to
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like using on click and off click
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how does that yeah we could do that
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no way as well but is there a function
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often okay i didn't know that
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i think there is um
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or i don't know what it's called
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like there is a function
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maybe once you wanna
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one second i'm just gonna say the
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uh i mean it's an event right like
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this is on click on check
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how do we make sure that
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maybe you can add an event list or
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just googling that as well um
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okay why um why would you have to change
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the uh the back end if you uh
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if you're using the hash map still just
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if we're just i'm just having a look at
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if you're just adding the value to that
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uh if we're just adding if we're just
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calling post note with that with the
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then shouldn't we um
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shouldn't we be able to do the same
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thing with the hashmap like no and not
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change the the backend
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okay so the problem with this is what's
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you got your first element in the hash
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map in the id one and the first letter n
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so next time it's being called
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there's this thing which is trying to
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get into the hash map
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with id one and uh
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but hashmap says i already have an id1
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and i'm not gonna let it come in so
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even if it's like n o t e one
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which is not gonna come in
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it's already been inserted there's no
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uh can't we just update the
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it's not actually resolving the issue
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that that that's what i'm trying to say
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i mean update the the
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so the value that is assigned with that
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key so next time it comes in we just
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yeah so wouldn't we be yeah
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we can do that it's just that
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the thing with this is that
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there are like how many letters in this
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like five so the function is being
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called five times you know what i mean
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and then hash map execution is happening
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five times rather than that if we can
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figure out an off click
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just like oh yeah click on that
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off click and the function and hashtag
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insertion is happening once yeah okay
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so i mean like that's a that's a
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um shortcut we can take for sure
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and just think if there's like an off
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click i mean surely this is so
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there are functions in which you can uh
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if this div has been clicked
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rather than an off click we can do like
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whatever this div is the whole board
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we can do like hashtag board dot click
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and create a function out of it
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does that make sense
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so basically what that would do is um as
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soon as you check as soon as you click
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anywhere in the board div
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and the boards itself it will stop doing
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changes to the card
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and it would just add
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strengthening one more thing
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does that mean every time you click the
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board it's gonna try doing an
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just trying to think concept
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we say that it's not one
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and we click outside and as soon as we
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we call a function with this value
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should we do like an enter kind of a
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thing like okay you press enter and then
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we're like how lurgies or something
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just trying to think at the moment how
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will this go up um
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so you come here and you want to like
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not click here eventually click outside
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so say if a person uh
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writes a word okay and then it clicks
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it clicks on the board if
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okay what that would mean there only
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then it would insert that word as in
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that text in the array
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only when the book div is clicked then
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it would insert the
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in the array and then what we can
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no that's not gonna work
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problem right i just
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you click on this you write like note
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how do you make sure that you're done
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typing like what do you do either you
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press enter or you click outside i think
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that's when the card id is coming
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into place you know how in the object
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it's called id text and color
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is the purpose of the id
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created it's actually assigned an
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id and wherever exchange made to that
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note it comes under their id always
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so we can basically
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and track the changes
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with the id itself
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or are i'm just thinking
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starting one more thing it might work
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out it might work out to our favor
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let's say this is an array
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this is another data structure i don't
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know what it is whatever it'll be
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whatever that'll be
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like this thing is gonna keep refreshing
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like whatever it is we're gonna keep
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that oh yeah like is the node being
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updated or not like any change detected
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it's gonna keep going into this array
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like it's gonna have all the records of
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all the boards yes
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yeah and whatever this data structure is
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going to be maybe a hash set probably
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just because we don't want repeats with
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we're going to transform from this array
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to this hash set and insert this hash
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which is going to be a unique
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identity of all the notes
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and this is going to work towards our
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favor just because
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when you come back to update notes
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you're not going to be having another
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if you click back space and like do this
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i think like you're just going to keep
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refreshing and keep inserting in the
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when you do this transfer
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um you're just going to insert it itself
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i don't know if that makes sense to like
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i'm also like not too clear about it
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so okay why wouldn't we just instead why
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couldn't we do a user filter
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uh function or something to filter the
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yeah yeah i mean yeah
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at the point of saving the note instead
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of transforming uh into another into
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another data structure
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i mean yeah that's just for like um
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not doing the filter that's it like just
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um just like converting our array into a
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hashtag but we can do that as well we
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can use logic as well to do that um
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i don't know if there's a better way to
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do this thing or not
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it's like this feels really forced all
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and it's just a basic like thing i like
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every website this happens i'm just
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how do people actually do this
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simulate this problem again
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because it's useful on a check if in all
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do they remain the same
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as in by as in playing the
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not playing they're running the app
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playing the app seriously
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can you give me the new one
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there's a new board
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it here i'm both thinking
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like the new new board
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um have you got that already or would
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you want me to give you
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that's a good i was darkerizing these
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we tend to doculize it
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no yeah who said it
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i can see a docker composer yammel
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oh that must be in the
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front end as in the
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we were using a live server
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no that shouldn't really have to do
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aws thing that's what i meant remember
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we were doing this like ages ago saying
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let me try it again
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um we were trying zayn was saying we
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should save cost on aws so we're using
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this uh local version of aws okay
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basically if you do this then you can
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use like all the aws services um
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properly instead of
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but where did that come from i can't see
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i can't even build it it's not
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composed up minus p
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compounding okay totally
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where did you find this because i can't
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i made it i made it myself
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it's an insert new note probably see the
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someone's doing it as a vpc just what is
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that a bridge in it
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maybe one of the other guys yeah
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we're using it yeah
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bridge port number
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something funny here but
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oh all right let's go back to life
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let's go back to life
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environment where's my environment
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okay it's looking like a proper haircut
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it just looks then
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why is it not compelling
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which branch have you taken
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insert new notes no not new
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oh wait what was it
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a hyphen uh server oh yeah
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you guys have been hydrated
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oh how the how that interview goes in
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interview rich interview
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he told me about exercise or something
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received a shout out i was just going
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prepared as i'm mentally prepared for
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that all right all right have a recipe
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okay so on every key
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right so on every key
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the art the card id remains the same
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do minus as well i mean it's kind of
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working on a favor really like the whole
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even the updation as well it's covering
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the updation as well
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so i i don't know if i mind it if i if
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we can just like use logic to
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i had in mind first
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as in we can just do kind of a
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just to find whatever and then use the
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instance of that note
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which will always have the full word in
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so i'm just trying to think one thing
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that's hashmap do the same thing let me
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just try inserting this let me just try
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on get okay so set
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okay i don't want any other stuff then
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yep hey we get it okay so
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i think that'll work um
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if i do nine seven i don't know let's
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two like i'm just typing casually
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okay it's kind of again yeah that's
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pretty good yeah i think we're using a
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i'm gonna go ahead and use the map and
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so basically what map is doing always
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taking the last latest one
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so yeah yeah that's exactly what we need
0:37:37
we can just forget about the for loop
0:37:43
tori is back in the hood
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hello how's it going
0:37:48
tori it's back in town
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see how much the viewers miss you miss
0:38:11
let's try no laughing tonight
0:38:18
phil already failed
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as long as he makes no jokes
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very good i think which is really hard
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i think we can do it for each i'm trying
0:38:41
oh there you go foliage
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yeah push so no now it push
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map yep so i'm just gonna do test
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now we need to split this into objects
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did that make sense to you guys
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okay um do you wanna insert id again i
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mean it doesn't matter really we can
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why don't you just do note dot
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we have other elements with notes and as
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you said like you're gonna have
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so i'm just gonna third note and not to
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um if you don't want to get
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oh sorry um said it's just uh
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uh updating or setting the value uh in
0:40:32
uh basically you know we decided
0:40:35
that uh because the notes were being
0:40:37
saved multiple times in the array
0:40:41
we needed to kind of make it so that um
0:40:44
only the only single note was being
0:40:48
was being saved so
0:40:50
we're not inserting duplicates in the uh
0:40:56
it's kind of helping
0:40:58
the updation as well because we're doing
0:41:00
two features at once
0:41:03
yeah now updation is going to work nice
0:41:09
so essentially it's just a collection of
0:41:14
objectives unique values
0:41:19
no not really of it
0:41:21
not a map a set is but
0:41:25
i have duplicated values
0:41:29
i mean the set yeah
0:41:32
doesn't have duplicate values yeah oh i
0:41:34
think tori is talking about like how are
0:41:40
i thought you were just asking that what
0:41:46
understood it wrongly then
0:41:50
uh of course you know what we got with
0:42:05
it's gonna be value
0:42:28
a native seven method which is used with
0:42:34
learned that by researching it um online
0:42:58
it's not doing that thing let me just
0:43:13
so car is getting there
0:43:15
not getting any notes one second
0:43:53
objects can only hold primitives right
0:43:56
the map that we're using can haul
0:44:02
and objects can on um can an object have
0:44:05
an object inside of it was it just uh
0:44:12
objects can hold anything okay
0:44:17
kind of thing i mean you can right
0:44:26
if you really think about it
0:44:28
um in a json object string is an object
0:44:36
yeah actually i wonder
0:44:40
asked good question what's the
0:44:41
difference between a
0:44:42
hashmap and um an object and i think
0:44:47
i don't know the map it is like a key
0:44:50
and uh object is an object a key value
0:44:58
just literally a collection of
0:45:00
um anything really at this point
0:45:03
at least in jail that's the way it's
0:45:10
reference entry is not defined here
0:45:13
why would it be defined
0:45:35
okay let's see moment of truth
0:45:49
it's gonna do one more
0:45:56
who doesn't like it
0:45:59
so it's complaining by the oh yeah
0:46:07
i didn't put a forward slash there
0:46:30
on a stream i've got a kind of an
0:46:33
interesting news to share with you guys
0:46:46
if you see my bank account
0:46:49
you're gonna be like
0:46:52
just try not to go bankrupt at this
0:46:55
stage and we can have the party layer i
0:46:58
don't even have anchor consent
0:47:03
you're the car taking cash
0:47:09
okay kartik has all the cash
0:47:13
behind his wardrobes hidden in the walls
0:47:19
that's where it is
0:47:28
okay now it should work it doesn't work
0:47:32
um i don't know yeah
0:47:35
keeping us in suspense
0:47:38
yeah yeah yeah it is
0:47:47
wait okay never mind can someone okay
0:47:50
with only one i mean yeah one two three
0:47:53
yeah i can check that one um
0:47:57
what would be the board id d4 isn't it
0:48:16
can you copy and paste the board id for
0:48:18
me yeah sure i i mean if you want you
0:48:21
can clear all of them i can do it again
0:48:23
you have to do it another test anyway
0:48:34
wait what did i do
0:48:36
because you don't have a bank account
0:48:43
bank accounts are for the week
0:48:56
literally keep working keeping taxes
0:49:09
my one of my religious friend stories
0:49:11
economics right so
0:49:14
they were telling me this fact
0:49:19
even if you earn like 100 000 a year
0:49:24
you're pretty much giving like
0:49:27
80 000 to the government
0:49:29
at some point like that money
0:49:33
35 is tax right but
0:49:36
you would think that the rest of the 75k
0:49:39
is yours it really isn't like
0:49:43
you're gonna pay about 18 percent gst on
0:49:45
i don't know chicken or like oh yeah
0:49:48
80 percent i'm pretty sure um
0:49:51
and then on that money movies are gonna
0:49:55
pay tax income tax to their employees
0:50:04
even if the government is giving out
0:50:05
money it's just going to come back to it
0:50:08
of course it's really interesting
0:50:10
yeah right the tables has been
0:50:15
deleted you can test it again
0:50:18
yes sorry that's the goal of this whole
0:50:21
project to get me a bank account
0:50:25
not real absurd at all
0:50:34
oh that's a board actually
0:50:39
look i'll name a good new board then
0:50:44
maybe it would work now
0:50:48
maybe we should just change the name of
0:50:49
like good note to board and board
0:51:09
but i changed my mind again so i'm just
0:51:12
but then i come back i'm just gonna
0:51:14
change my mind and
0:51:16
make it a bad good okay just i was gonna
0:51:19
see you're not playing around
0:51:26
i know in the context
0:51:28
you're speaking so don't worry
0:51:31
yeah all right can you can you guys go
0:51:33
back and see no i love that prompt
0:52:01
okay how many notes are appearing
0:52:06
three uh so it's ice space
0:52:11
just say f you want to can i just think
0:52:26
yeah that's the one yep
0:52:31
yeah yeah yeah cool
0:52:34
so that does the trick
0:52:41
um so that would be done i guess yep so
0:52:47
if you really look at it
0:52:50
let me try updating it now and see what
0:52:54
just for the front of it
0:52:57
what if i insert it
0:53:01
can you go back and see what happens
0:53:04
just coming back and seeing
0:53:08
did you make any change
0:53:11
yeah so in the one i made it b f six one
0:53:16
i'll just see a screen so that means
0:53:22
still there but another note has been
0:53:25
ins so it's saying bf61 oh okay i know
0:53:30
we aren't concluding that it's already
0:53:35
that's easily tankable
0:53:37
maybe you can update jira now
0:53:42
in an efficient way
0:53:44
yeah and i'm kind of glad that we're
0:53:46
using a data structure just as basic
0:53:52
i'm too because that's a kind of a
0:53:57
coding coding tests as well
0:54:00
and they really help
0:54:03
in programming yeah and and sorry you
0:54:06
can't find it this seriously turned up
0:54:15
we got it from mdn
0:54:17
yeah oh and we didn't get
0:54:20
zen today i don't know
0:54:24
he sometimes closes his tab
0:54:28
like pull off a prank
0:54:37
i opened up jira in the same time
0:54:41
if you needed a break from us you could
0:54:49
me one year off from i don't know
0:55:04
did you is it for that big
0:55:08
or which book are we talking about
0:55:12
free food school box
0:55:14
that finished copied and pasted and it
0:55:17
didn't work for us
0:55:27
like i'm just gonna contact the
0:55:29
ombudsman and stuff
0:55:42
and they're like just import bootstrap
0:55:54
yeah it was real funny
0:55:57
then you didn't laugh
0:56:12
um so that is done
0:56:15
so we would probably
0:56:17
would be a good idea to
0:56:21
updating functionality
0:56:25
trying to see one thing
0:56:41
if i can make the update work in the
0:56:51
you mean if the uh update can work when
0:56:54
we are actually pressing save as well
0:56:57
yeah yeah just like yeah
0:56:59
if it's already there just like don't
0:57:04
okay so we check if um the
0:57:07
if if it already exists then just update
0:57:13
that part but if no changes have been
0:57:19
display a saved message as in then
0:57:30
why is it not doing that
0:57:49
lock the stars into jira now
0:57:52
they'll be working on right at the
0:58:01
let me create a new branch
0:58:06
then start on that one please
0:58:13
oh i know why okay
0:58:17
i need to do a set here
0:59:29
i think should actually work so it's
0:59:30
coming in things value.data
0:59:35
yep yep it's gonna construct a new note
0:59:42
look like this key here
0:59:51
is it value no it's value.data
0:59:57
but it just changed to rockjava um about
1:00:00
updating the notes
1:00:03
if i'm thinking what we're doing which
1:00:20
has been updated or not and
1:00:24
then just update that
1:00:31
or is that something different
1:00:38
what i'm trying to do right now is so
1:00:40
update has like two different steps
1:00:45
one is that okay this is already in the
1:00:50
and it has an id let's say i don't know
1:00:54
it's all in the back end now i'm in the
1:00:57
same session and i make it like
1:01:08
ni and not inserted right
1:01:10
so right now this ni tag isn't being
1:01:14
i want to make sure
1:01:16
it's converted to i
1:01:20
yeah just because we switched to a
1:01:25
this nii thingy is very very
1:01:28
like it's bound in a hash map which is
1:01:30
bound in its own data structure
1:01:33
yeah yeah so it's it's got two layers so
1:01:35
i'm just trying to get into it that
1:01:37
makes sense okay cool there
1:01:43
oh i think that should work let's see
1:01:46
good note work for us
1:02:02
no what not inserted
1:02:20
okay probably gonna come back to this
1:02:23
um i'm just just on the same run just
1:02:26
because it's a part of post note only
1:02:32
not do not are being inserted
1:02:38
right right right i was thinking about
1:02:40
an other functionality
1:02:44
um needs to be done in the future but i
1:02:46
thought they were building that function
1:02:49
now which is yeah cool
1:02:53
this is just a power of post note right
1:02:55
yeah making one yeah i'm just going to
1:02:57
be understanding push it on the same
1:03:42
tuning in um being an other good
1:03:48
conver uh we managed to
1:03:50
insert unique values
1:03:52
in the array and then
1:03:56
no not in the array
1:03:58
in the back end so if we have three
1:04:01
notes before it was
1:04:03
inserting on every key press
1:04:07
duplicate once which we didn't really
1:04:11
now he's inserting all these unique ones
1:04:13
which is fantastic
1:04:18
yeah yeah um have you got
1:04:21
anything to add kmt
1:04:24
no uh looks pretty good um i'm glad that
1:04:27
we are able to implement
1:04:30
um data structure just because
1:04:36
yeah i mean no like it has a lot of
1:04:38
things to do with just
1:04:40
just the way of like hey like it's a
1:04:43
small thing right but like
1:04:45
it's such a big thing if you think about
1:04:48
if you can think on the right direction
1:04:51
like this smaller thing when you go in
1:04:52
an interview and same thing comes up
1:04:54
like oh yeah i'm not going to do that
1:04:56
for you i'm just going to use a set
1:05:00
it doesn't actually really stands out
1:05:02
yeah yeah i said oh this kind knows he's
1:05:06
a real deal yeah yeah so yeah i'm just
1:05:09
happy on that side but yeah
1:05:11
good job appreciate it
1:05:14
yeah really really good um yeah we're
1:05:16
making good progress i think um i was
1:05:19
just thinking about it today
1:05:22
you know maybe day on day we we see
1:05:24
little progress but then you know we if
1:05:27
you know after like three weeks or four
1:05:29
weeks we can really see like how much
1:05:31
we've done so yeah really really happy
1:05:34
and uh yeah it's a good good progress
1:05:38
exactly it's it's like the compound
1:05:40
effect kicking in boom boom boom boom
1:05:45
it's not that simple
1:05:51
tune in tomorrow as
1:05:57
going further along and hopefully um on
1:06:01
the target and um yeah uh
1:06:05
we'll see you back here tomorrow's
1:06:10
same place and a different task
1:06:13
brilliant right guys have a good night
1:06:16
bye for now she's gonna
