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all right welcome back everyone welcome
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back to another episode of bill break
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um to all those people who are near here
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of course we recorders
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as you must have read the name of the
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that means we are a team of two
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developers from melbourne australia
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and we're working on a project which uh
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it's persistent storage
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to a current open source project which
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is called scrumber.ca
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and if you're interested in stacks like
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fetch apis um a lot of aws
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and technologies like giraffe and jira
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then you're at the right place
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um furthermore we'll probably working on
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a bit more of react as well
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so stay tuned for that but um talking
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worked on a lot of
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our note validation um if you know what
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if you've been following us you know
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what notes are and you know what boards
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are um if you don't just stay tuned
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you'll get to know more soon
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um but yes yes they'll be working on a
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lot of validations of our api
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which is having trouble um that's fine
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um but yeah we worked on a lot of the
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validations of the back-end api and
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aim to accomplish some of those parts as
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well so um yeah how are you feeling
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we're feeling pretty good uh he mostly
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covered all the basics and um
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logging into jira and i'll share my
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we need to head off
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yeah uh so just share it they're asking
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so i share my entire screen
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how's it going dory
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hey tori welcome man good to have you
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jira software yeah that's the one we
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need and then this is the project
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validation of the api
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that one was done that one was done so
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and deleting of the notes is
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i would say right okay
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yeah sure so now what we need to do is
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move on to validation of the updated
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just before we move on to implementing
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i'll say we should make a
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note of all the scenarios we need to
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provide in day four and then go back to
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and then do do those stories
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step by step what do you reckon yeah
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sure go ahead um cool open the button
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you will have a look
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just give me one sec i'll go to twitch
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and see if everything's all right or not
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you do that and i'll
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um so we need to update the notes if
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okay all that looks good hey
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oh my god matt coles hi matt
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good to have you here
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old followers are here
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good to have you matt
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what the story says tori says learning
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typescript still i am almost done with
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some long tutorials uh
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i've been extremely full for how much do
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you recommend tory um
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do you like thai script
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or is it too old for you
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um so when there's an empty
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when there's an empty
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um yeah i'm i'm still in the process of
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learning typescript are have you get
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your hands on typescript zen yet
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uh i still have to
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properly i i did really basic tasks to
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have school following a youtube me
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but that's about it and that was a while
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can't remember anything i did so
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um but what i have
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actually heard is that is a superset of
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learn and get hands in to touch
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scrim make sure you have a good
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knowledge of javascript itself
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um typescript is great
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next is to have co-pilot to my protein
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code i would not recommend that but
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the production as well
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i'm just giving you
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yes i'm sure he is
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i don't know if you know the backstory
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of the new picture um
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send the shirt you made on discord
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if you convert to type script um
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uh the putter will get lazy as
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have less guessing yeah okay that's true
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but yeah i guess um
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let's just finish this and see how it
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people are socializing in the chat
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that's pretty good
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um so far i've got two
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when there's an empty topic
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oh open the code then like
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like that way i like to do it is that i
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see the code then only um okay
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like things like just take it as steps
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and you'll see where it can go wrong
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uh yes already have and
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sorry about that but my brain doesn't
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function as fast as yours do so you
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probably have seen
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give me a few moments
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no we don't want that one
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sure you're welcome to do that touring
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as long as you guys are here every day
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that's what matters
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update a specific note so board id
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i think this might not work because of
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this one but that's not the purpose at
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we just have to make sure that
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note id and the board ids are present
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right so the first step is to
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see if the note id and board ids are
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alphanumeric and are of 30
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for 36 characters so the function is
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alphanumeric should be called
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okay hang on so we're just focusing on
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the scenarios not the details of them
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okay at the moment yeah so
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yeah just try to check if there are
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i was talking about the shirt you made
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the one which starts from b
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ever heard of go to statement
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yeah i remember considered a really bad
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yeah i remember i used to
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we used to do this language called q
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basic like that's the first
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like the first first language i ever
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so i remember it was more like steps
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and there was like um
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go to statements in that
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but yeah it was fun cubasic was a
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right so this is done alpha numeric
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and text phone note
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topic has to be there
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story asks what's a go-to statement guru
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um what do you call it label the break
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have you ever done a label breakdown
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pretty sure there's a label breaking
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okay so go to is like
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when you execute a statement
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um and let's say go to it says go to
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so it'll just skip everything below it
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and it'll literally start executing from
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so yeah that's how it works
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bad practice bad practice gag dev says
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it's more efficient than switch
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yeah of course of course
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i i don't know about the effect
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i don't know the efficiency of anything
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i don't know the efficiencies
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that didn't get say it isn't actually
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look at this stack overflow thing i sent
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you guys uh uh right hang on a minute i
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need to go to the chat i is i would
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yeah for the chat which
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no not for you it was for the chat oh
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okay cool yeah just
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no no nothing i was
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something but i couldn't find it in the
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this is more efficient
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i mean it has the name pilot in it
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for one of the assignments
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recently so we were learning like docker
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so our professors made us
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dockerize a hello world
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it was running on like i don't know like
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and like it was deployed on like a easy
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i don't know like divide it or let's do
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like a t2 medium but it was literally
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printing hello world on docker and it
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and that was the funniest thing i saw
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a green screen zen
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serious question though i'm sorry tori
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what's the question
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please get the look i don't know um i'm
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i'm using the macbook camera and the
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the dimension of the green screen and
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the camera doesn't
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line together i've been working
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i've actually set up the obs and um it
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here on sundays always just have to set
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it but yeah to answer to your question
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tori or whoever asked the um
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dimensions of the green screen and
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the background looks really ugly if i
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put the green screen on
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that's why it's not this
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sorry that's the dodgiest link i've
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seen i don't think so that's a valid
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it's like dory's like trust me
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that's what they all say tori
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that's what they all say
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and the next thing you see on your
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desktop is a file called i love you dot
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i don't know batch
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i think these are the only
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scenarios at the moment that we need to
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and no we don't we don't we don't i need
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to do can you send that link to me on
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slack or discord story
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there are a lot of them
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you just do system.exit zero
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if you if you are so familiar with java
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which one is better
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okay it doesn't switch is more efficient
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only in a case when there's a lot of
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for a few items the difference is small
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we can try taking out the
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space-time complexity of a program which
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uses switch and if
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um there are a lot of
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uh online tools which
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um take out the space and time
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i mean i'm pretty sure the difference
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will be my new though
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that's a that's actually a good small
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like one hour project to work on just
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switch or if is better
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is that out of there though
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um matt i can't use the links so you
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probably need to send me on slack if
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you please switch using lambdas
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let me google that
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is that an actual thing
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oh like the vid block of lambda i get
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oh there you go man sent it
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but i'm not sure how efficient they'll
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be for the scripting language
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what was the code i think it was 400
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all right okay i got what you mean
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okay then i guess we should start coding
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how about if we just go back and learn
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how to do a hello fold first
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all right so this one is done so alpha
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which i've done but it must be i can't
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put it must be out for numeric yes
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that one can't be oh you must be
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expression dory oh
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i'm not the expert but like
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i think it's like an anonymous function
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with like a concise syntax
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it's basically like
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um just anonymous functions
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like not bound to any identifier
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i don't know if i'm right or wrong you
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guys can probably tell me in the chat
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nothing you don't come here to learn
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you're in the wrong place then
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hey you're here to hang out
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you can't hang out with your youtube
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youtube tutorials for like gyming and
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if you're here for that
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that'll scare people of victory so yeah
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who it's not been nice yeah for sure
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yeah call it really
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especially with all this pressure of
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protest and now earthquakes
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yeah the last three four months have
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stressful for everyone
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let us code a bit at least then we do
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then where's your water
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alrighty it's not fun to marry if
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somebody's already had
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what are you working on sir
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first story i've done this second
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doing the first one
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it'll ever come inside if they're not
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and also if they're not present it'll
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automatically exit in the previous
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but this is delete
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why am i doing this again then
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yeah deletes been done
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this one was already there
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yeah okay i was here
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remember the line number line number off
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so like in our case in your case it's 4
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42 i just remember
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cool yeah that really helps i'm gonna
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so that means that if
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so that becomes invalid scenario we can
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because you have won't come in a method
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if it doesn't do it
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and then topic must not be empty
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check this first if that works
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do one thing at a time
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break the smaller files
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but how do you break one
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i don't know if you work in scripting
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languages matt but how do you break
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like how do you even sam build that
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oh come on all right okay yes
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why is it doing this
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like probably never
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i mean probably i don't know
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but like i don't know
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if you have seen this or not
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most of the open source
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stuff or like most of the things which
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never really reach the ipo level
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i was reading this um article on medium
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there was like an analysis of how many
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like small scale project actually
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ready factory use note 5 okay i'll have
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uh mom i have done a bit of a mistake
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let's see if i don't know
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so the link which matt sent the first
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option is do nothing
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yeah i'm just gonna follow the first
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thinking of this project
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no it's already open source
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that's going nowhere
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but it's obviously going into our
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one sec i think the stream is over on
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as in not appearing anymore
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yeah i mean it's already showing some
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refresh your browser probably
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thing that has a bit of a problem and
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yeah which give me one second i'll just
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try adding that again
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what's that what's that
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probably need to uh sorry
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okay um i'm gonna end the broadcast and
