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4.5/5 rDev +10%
08-21-2013 21:35:30 | More by JasonFromLA
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10%
04-04-2013 13:17:24 | More by phirleh
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10%
Bottled on 04/12. Poured in to tulip.
A - Translucent medium orange with a golden yellow glow around the edges of the glass. Half a finger of light cream coloured head.
S - Bready malts, Belgian yeast and tropical fruit aromas up front. Some mango, pineapple and peach notes are present. An excellent nose!
T - Bready malts, light clove and Belgian yeast flavours up front. The tropical fruit profile that was evident in the nose shows up in the middle but is not as prominent as the nose suggested. Some lighter mango and tangerine flavours come through. The ABV is slightly warming but overall it is incredibly well hidden considering the ABV. Some spice and candy sugar notes in the finish.
M - Medium, almost full body with a really big chew. Light carbonation.
09-04-2012 01:51:47 | More by TheSevenDuffs
Quebec (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10%
02-19-2013 05:21:52 | More by montrealbcr89
Saskatchewan (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10%
11-25-2013 01:49:18 | More by Edgerrin32
4.5/5 rDev +10%
12-30-2012 02:36:13 | More by Kuemmelbrau
4.5/5 rDev +10%
Labeled as a New World Triple with Citra Hops. Awesome.
A: Pours a beautiful hazed, golden/orange. A two finger, finely packed, white head forms with excellent retention. Rings of lace. This is a looker.
S: Big grapefruit in the nose. Slightly soapy, but that does not ruin anything for me. Citrus, floral, grassy. Spicy and herbal aromas. Bread and biscuit malts, and finishes with a sweet touch of honey. This is great.
T: Again, the grapefruity hops are very apparent. Though never over powering. Spicy, floral, herbal notes. Bread, biscuit malts with a nice sweetness to bring everything together.
M/D: A medium body with lively carbonation. Very crisp, and clean. Smooth at the same time. So easy and enjoyable to drink.
This is a great take on a Triple. The sweetness and herbal spice is there, along with the great Citra hop bite. Very well balanced. Highly recommended.
10-07-2012 01:26:24 | More by champ103
4.5/5 rDev +10%
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Quebec (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10%
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Quebec (Canada)
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10-16-2013 01:53:49 | More by polishkaz
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10%
On tap at Mondial. This is a tripel with 100% Citra hops.
Pours a lightly hazy light golden yellow, a bit of straw in the corners, thick white head forms and settles down to a thick layer and ring around the glass, nice lacing.
Smell is great, very fruity, big citrus kick from the hops, grapefruit, oranges, some honey and toasty malt, alcohol, tropical fruit, yeast, still has that Belgian feel with a kickass hop presence.
Taste is similar, light and malty up front, some honey/caramel, biscuit, lightly sugary, fruit, alcohol, big citrus hop character, some pine, real nice finish.
Mouthfeel is light to medium bodied with medium carbonation. Wow, insanely hoppy tripel that still smells/tastes/feels like a tripel. Amazing stuff.
06-08-2010 00:46:23 | More by Viggo
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08-19-2013 00:43:05 | More by Groulxsome
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +10%
On tap at Mondial, and I think my first encounter with citra hops. This one came heavily recommended by a friend, and turned out to be a very tasty pick.
Hazy golden pour with a thick creamy head that left rings of lace on the glass as it settled to a heavy film. The aroma is awesome, with a boatload of sweet juicy citrus, tropical fruit, candy sugar and Belgian yeast. Its like some sort of delicious, juicy hop perfume. The flavour profile puts this more towards the more honey inclined tripels than the grainy ones. Its got a good dose of honey malt, biscuit and caramel, but really the hops are the star. Lots of sweet orange, pineapple and mango with a whack of pine, which provides an assertive bitterness. Nice phenolic yeast too. Medium mouthfeel and carbonation.
This is one hopped-up tripel, and true to form DDC nail it. Bravo fellas!
06-08-2010 18:35:16 | More by bobsy
New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +10%
06-09-2012 23:07:46 | More by CliffBrake
North Carolina
4.45/5 rDev +8.8%
Served on tap at Jimmy's No. 43 in New York, NY
A: Pours a slightly hazy golden orange in color. The beer has a quarter finger tall light beige head that reduces to a single large patch and a ring at the edges of the glass. Moderate lacing is observed.
S: Really enticing aromas from the citra hops used - lots of tropical fruit, primarily pineapple. Much different than I was expecting from a tripel.
T: The flavor is also really dominated by the tropical fruit + pineapple hop notes. There is a very pleasant lingering bitterness from this beer. Very little malty sweetness.
M: Medium bodied with moderate amounts of carbonation. Slightly sticky/resiny.
O: I would describe this beer as a tripel meets an American IPA. Really refreshing and something I could easily drink a couple of. Alcohol is very well hidden.
03-19-2012 13:27:59 | More by dbrauneis
4.45/5 rDev +8.8%
L'Herbe à Détourne is a beautiful cloudy straw coloured beer with a very creamy head and amazing retention. Just looking at this beer you know its going to be good.
I was completely blown away by the smell of this beer. So many different ingredients come into play and not one of them seems out of place. Citrus and floral tones dominate the beerscape, with notes of other sweet fruit like mango and banana.
This beer tastes incredible! It has very strong floral flavours complemented by cinnamon, perhaps even some conriander, and a definite touch of banana. Its quite sweet up front, but not in a malty way. I think its more a result of the fruit than anything else. The bitter finish complements it perfectly. It really has to be tasted to be believed.
Great mouthfeel, with great balance of sweet and bitter, relatively dry but creamy at the same time. I'd feel nervous drinking more than one at 9.5% ABV (the 10.2% listed for this beer is incorrect), but its definitely worth trying this at least once if you're lucky enough to come across it.
03-06-2011 18:35:50 | More by Intrinsic
Alberta (Canada)
4.43/5 rDev +8.3%
A - hazy dark golden, solid creamy head, left plenty of lacing as is slowly receded
S - spicy yeast, floral, citrus, and grassy with a mild earthiness, all bright aromas
T - much like the nose with stronger citrus and floral notes, finishes with a sweet and spicy kick, hop dominant for sure
M - light strongly carbonated body, finishes dry and acidic
O - this should be listed as a Belgian IPA as it is hopped up on hops, a fine example of what I love about DDC!
07-07-2012 04:23:47 | More by joemcgrath27
4.41/5 rDev +7.8%
Poured into a Nostradamus flute glass. Pours a slightly cloudy golden amber with a thin, but persistant white head with light lacing. Intriguing aroma of light stone and tropical fruit, estery and floral. Light citrus hops and the most distinct bubblegum aroma I've ever experienced. Wow, flavor is dense mixed tropical fruit, orange, coriander, sweet bready malt, citrus, finishing with very nice citrus hops and Belgian spicing, slightly floral. This is really tasty. Medium bodied with pleasant creaminess. I expect the best from Dieu Du Ciel and this one delivers. It now seems like a natural to add some flavorful hops to a tripel and it really works well. Warming, but the dense flavor covers the high ABV well. Another beer from this brewery that shoots to the top of my must buy list. Possibly one of my favorite tripel variants as well.
10-10-2013 03:43:57 | More by LiquidAmber
Ontario (Canada)
4.41/5 rDev +7.8%
Poured from a 341ml bottle into a stemmed tulip glass.
Bottle 2014/03; Poured 2014/04/03
A: Pours a hazy copper color up to 2-3 fingers of creamy, persistent head slowly falling to a thick color and curtains of lace.
S: Big hop nose: tangerines, grapefruit, lemon and spice. Some nice biscuit malt notes. Nice yeast presence. Very floral/herbal. Very intriguing!
T: Very tropical with lots of tangerine, mango, papaya; big malt presence with caramel and toffee. There is lots of yeast dancing around highlighting banana and spice. Floral on the palate as well. Some warm alcohol.
M: Medium + body and nice carbonation yields a creamy, velvety and crisp beer.
O: Just a really interesting beer! There is a lot going on; Herbe highlights the the hops, malts and yeast all i the same beer. I always look forward to this release.
04-03-2014 21:50:56 | More by mtomlins
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4 unique arrow types (normal, padded, ricochet and explosive)
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Because of our long-lived traditional IT department philosophies, most IT organizations, whether or not they realize it, focus almost exclusively on component availability rather than the overall reliability of their business services and the related customer interactions. The problem, of course, is that you can achieve decent availability metrics for individual tiers of IT services - but still wind up with customer interactions (the business services) that are unpleasant. And frequent painful customer experiences drive customers and their money away from your company. They cause your customers to say bad things about you... in public and online. They undermine your credibility, so that the business sees you as a maintainer of poor systems and an overall liability, not an innovative business partner. The shift to innovation starts with your customer, and understanding what gives them a good experience, and proactively transforming your operating model to manufacture what the customer wants.
Given this, it's obviously critical to define exactly what a good customer experience is and determine how to measure it. Good customer experiences occur when every link in the business service delivery chain performs properly. These links, by the way, are not just infrastructure components. They include calls, methods and other activities of software code that are not monitored on the typical enterprise management console. And it's not enough for these links to simply occur or be available. They also have to perform to the required level while maintaining data accuracy. That is, they have to retrieve or display the correct data in the correct way. In other words, a successful customer interaction occurs when every link in the chain is available, performs adequately, and actually does what it's supposed to do.
Manufacturing Reliable Business Service Delivery
"Reliability," therefore, can in one way be defined as how often you get the customer experience right; it is clearly not component availability. It's how often something - anything - goes wrong in the end-to-end service delivery chain. The exciting thing is that this shift to an innovative mindset can actually be mathematically expressed and measured in the real time. Examine, if you will, the following real-world formula and measurement for Business Service Reliability:
Where m = a link in the chain of delivering a customer interaction is doing exactly what it should, then:
Business Service Reliability = customer interaction link 1,2,3...(availability)m + (performance)m + (accuracy)m
And the Business Service Reliability measurement for any period (usually daily or hourly) would then be:
1-(defective interactions/total interactions)
Again, we aren't just looking at problems with component availability here - although an unavailable component will obviously result in us having a broken link in our service delivery chain. But now we're really looking at all the links in that chain and discovering where they are failing, where they are under-performing, and/or where they are not doing exactly what they're supposed to do. We get two benefits from this experience-centric approach. One is that we can now actually measure the real reliability of our service delivery. Now instead of patting ourselves on the back because we're doing such a great job of keeping our networks and servers up and running, we can take a look at a more meaningful measurement - where is our perfection rate when it comes to customer interactions?
But the second benefit is something even better. This Business Service Reliability approach doesn't just tell us how bad we're doing, it also tells us how to fix the defects in our 'customer interaction manufacturing production line.' When we look at our defective interactions, we can begin to recognize patterns in our business service delivery. For instance, a critical Java method to get customer account information from the mainframe through the SOA layer has been randomly slow all day. In real time and related strictly to how this defect is impacting the customer interaction we provide, we can investigate the problem with only the resources related to that area of delivery, and then not only alleviate the problem, but eliminate it in the future.
How to Create the Shift
Business Service Reliability proves to the business that your IT philosophy is that of first understanding what the customer is expecting from you, and then creating that with supporting IT components only providing the means to the end. That 'end' is what enables you and your department to develop ideas that actually mean something to your business and the framework allows you to actually deliver against the vision.
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Integrated participatory modelling of actual farms to support policy making on sustainable intensification
AbstractOn the tropical island of La Réunion, population growth, increasing demand in food products, agricultural densification, and the resulting pressure on the environment are representative of what is expected to happen in the majority of the world's regions in the next decades. Crop-livestock integration is a possible solution for the sustainable intensification of farming systems. GAMEDE, a whole-farm model, was designed and used with six representative dairy farmers on the island to ex-ante assess differences in farm sustainability of various degrees of crop-livestock integration and to support discussions with farmers about these options. The model details the dynamics of the main biophysical and decisional processes affecting labour, gross margin, and energy and nutrient flows within the farm. We propose a method based on typology, modelling and participatory techniques to support policy making. All its methodological stages integrate both quantitative and qualitative data. The large majority of farm model implementation cases reported in the literature refers to constructed synthetic farms. However, in our case, actual farm simulation was particularly useful for capturing farmers' expert knowledge and providing insights into how agro-ecosystems are really managed. This approach enabled taking farm diversity into account in defining relevant interventions. The reliability of extrapolations and recommendations for policy formulation based on farm-level simulation were verified by a rigorous evaluation of the representativeness of the farm sample, crossing expert data with data stemming from a multi-variate analysis. Our research indicates that actual farms can also be typical.
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1. Agawam (7-2, 2-0 North): Two more wins for the Brownies this past week, including a big win on the road against previously unbeaten Chicopee Comp. In the win over Comp, Zach Goggin tallied 42 assists while Bailey Cecchi added 16 kills and Ben Cassidy another 12 kills to go along with five aces. Next week, Agawam will square off against No. 4 Westfield and then No. 5 Ludlow in a rematch of last year's Western Mass. final.
2. Chicopee Comp (5-1, 1-1 North): Despite the loss to Agawam, the Colts are still the second best team in Western Mass. They became the first team to lead in a match against Agawam this season after holding a 1-0 advantage. Josiah Douglas had a big game against Agawam with 10 kills, 13 assists and three aces. Chicopee Comp is about to begin the most difficult portion of their schedule with five games over the course of the next seven days. That schedule includes games against No. 3 West Springfield and No. 4 Westfield.
3. West Springfield (8-1, 1-1 North): After dropping a competitive match to Agawam, the Terriers got back in the win column with a five set win over Westfield. West Side then backed up that win with a sweep of Belchertown. In the Westfield match, James Kukharchuk had a solid performance with 10 kills and 16 digs. West Springfield will look to stay in the win column next week with games against No. 2 Chicopee Comp and Minnechaug.
4. Westfield (5-2, 1-1 North): The Bombers drop one spot this week after a five set loss to West Springfield and things will not be getting any easier. After a game against Ware, the next three games are against No. 5 Ludlow, No. 1 Agawam and No. 2 Chicopee Comp. We will find out a lot about Westfield in the next week.
5. Ludlow (8-2, 1-1 North): In their only game last week, Ludlow lost in four sets to Sabis. The Lions still playing without Sean Fournier will look to right the ship next week against No. 4 Westfield, No. 1 Agawam and No. 3 West Springfield, three of the top teams in Western Mass.
6. East Longmeadow (8-2, 2-0 East): The winning streak is now up to six for the Spartans as they continue to roll. Their latest win came over Sci-Tech by a score of 3-2. The Spartans where led by Tom Hinchey 19 assists, six kills and John O'Connor 23 digs. East Longmeadow has three games on the docket next week including a match against No. 7 Belchertown.
7. Belchertown (6-3, 2-0 East): The Orioles may have had their four game winning streak snapped at the hands of No. 3 West Springfield but that doesn't take away from what has been a very impressive run of late. Belchertown began the year 2-2 before rattling off four straight victories. Important week coming up for Belchertown as they host No. 6 East Longmeadow and No. 8 Athol in back to back games.
8. Athol (5-3, 1-1 East): Winners of two straight to move above .500 on the year and it has been Wyatt Doiron-Larue pacing the team. Doiron-Larue has averaged 7.5 kills per game during the modest two game winning streak for Athol. Critical week coming up for Athol with three road games including games at No. 10 Holyoke and No. 7 Belchertown.
9. Sabis (3-3, 1-0 South): Big win for the Bulldogs over Ludlow this past week. Sabis handed the Lions just their second defeat of the season. Just two games next week for Sabis against No. 10 Holyoke and Dean Tech as they look to continue their climb up the polls.
10. Holyoke (3-4, 2-0 South): The only new team in the poll are the Purple Knights and they come in flying high as they are winners of three of their last four. All of this comes after Holyoke lost their first four matches of the year. Holyoke has been led defensively this spring by 76 digs from Nelson Cabral. This week they will look to continue their strong play with games against No. 8 Athol, Sabis and Ware.


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My travels to China also accidentally brought me to all of the four ancient great capitals of China – Beijing, Luoyang, Xi'an, and Nanjing. I had spent a lot more time in Beijing, hence the separate post. I didn't spend as much time as I would have wanted to in the other ancient great capitals of China, but I had still taken some photos and notes.
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It was a hot and sweaty night in the Nanjing airport. Cigarette smoke wafted across the waiting area in slow curls. Overhead, announcements were made that due to weather conditions, some flights were being cancelled. I waited, sweating, fervently hoping that my connecting flight to Beijing wouldn't be cancelled. To much of my relief, it wasn't cancelled, only delayed. I soon boarded my flight and arrived in Beijing, feeling very tired and worn out.
Exiting the airport, my travelling companions and I took a taxi to the hutong (胡同) where our boutique hotel was situated. To our dismay, the taxi driver simply dropped us off at the junction between the road and the hutong. His taxi couldn't enter the small alley that is the hutong. At 1.30 a.m, we trudged into a dark alley, not even knowing where the hotel is – it was about 600m into the hutong. I was getting quite cranky at that point and my impression of China wasn't very good at that point.
The next morning however, marked the beginning of a change of impression, of both Beijing and China on a whole. The booking of the boutique hotel was a good choice. In the light of day, I got to know the location, and it was impressive. The hotel is a siheyuan (四合院). The receptionist later intimated to me that it was built in the late Qing dynasty, making it about 140-170 years old. It was small (I would visit much larger siheyuans later), but surely impressive. It was quite interesting to think about how a family would live in a building with such architecture and how the architecture of such buildings dictate social convention and dynamics in a family. Continue reading
Two Ways of Thinking
I went to a shopping mall today and I noticed they had installed a new feature in the parking lot[1] – it's one of those things that told you whether a lot was taken. If a lot was taken, a red light will shine, and a green light will shine if a lot isn't occupied. I've seen a lot of those in parking lots, but this one actually interested me. Here's how it looks like:
It's a potato quality photo, but I think it shows how it works quite well. The system used is the ParkAssist M3. A camera is trained onto a parking lot. If there is a car with a licence plate in the lot, the system will know that the lot is taken, and display a red light. There are two cameras, so one light represents two spots.
As I walked past it, I had a hunch on how it worked – it uses computer vision, and one thought led to another, and I soon began to think about the two major ways of thinking about products. Well, technically there are three. If you were to give an assignment to any random guy off the street to design a parking lot monitoring system, there would be one of three broad response types: give up, innovation or invention. I'm not going to even deign discussing giving up.
This line of thought was quite influenced by a talk by Alan Kay I watched earlier this week:
After our shopping, I pointed out the cameras to my partner, who immediately asked "are those cameras?", followed by "but that's so wasteful!". That was her inner electronics engineer speaking. Both she and I knew that there were cheaper, and probably more efficient methods of designing parking lot indicator solutions. She also highlighted her way of thinking: The innovator.
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- [1] They had actually installed it at the end of last year, but I never bothered to notice how exactly it worked till now ↩
Eyetracking Jetpack Joyride, Smash Hit and Dungeon Keeper
The week before last was a terrible week for me. It was one week after I had published my books. I was looking to take some time off from updating the books. After about 6 months being self-employed, doing the things I love to do, I felt it was time for me to return to the workforce. Let's face it, it's not easy to be self employed and get a steady paycheck. So I started looking for jobs.
All was well. I had applied to a number of jobs that I was interested in. By the end of the week however, I had nothing – nobody called back. Naturally, coming off the high of having just published a couple of books, it was crushing.
Remember a few months ago, I was mulling over acquiring a tablet? Out of sheer coincidence, I came into posession of a Nexus 10 a few days after I blogged that entry. It's an older model, but hey, beggars can't be choosers. Despite coming to possession of the tablet, I never really used it.
Anyway, back to the week before last. Combined with the fact that I got rejected for those jobs that I wanted plus a few more not so nice news, I was feeling pretty shitty about myself. So on Friday evening, I altered my state of mind chemically to relax a little.
After some drinks, I took out my tablet and fiddled with it while relaxing with pineapples. I decided to download my favourite game on tablets since 2011 – Jetpack Joyride. Now, when your brain is under the influence, time seems to slow down – your body appears to lag. Specifically my eyeballs felt like they were lagging. I kept looking at the right of the screen, and I could feel my eyes darting to look at the right and back to Barry on a very regular basis.
This led me to ask a question: what does Jetpack Joyride look like when one's eyes are tracked? What would a heatmap look like? Clearly there are eye tracking devices out there like the EyeTribe or Tobii which is fantastic. But I didn't have access to any of those. The front-facing camera of my tablet appeared to frown at me. Then it hit me: why not use it to do eye tracking?
So I dragged myself to the computer, and started learning how to write Android apps. To their credit, the Android developer page is absolutely easy to use – if an intoxicated person can read and create an app in about an hour, you know it's bloody good documentation. I didn't get far, except to capture videos and detect my face, which is easy stuff anyone can do. I went to bed.
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Configuration Management Tools As Operating Systems
Last year I wrote a blog post comparing programming languages to driving experiences. Today in the chatroom, my friends and I were talking about config management tools. I've had the opportunity to use most of them, so I compared them to operating systems as such:
|CM Tool
|Feels Like
|Mac OS
|Here's the one way to do things, chosen Your Lord and God, Steve Jobs. You can do things other ways too, but be prepared for a little pain
|Do whatever the fuck you want to do. You have unlimited freedom. It might be a bit painful sometimes though.
|Bash on steroids. OKay, so maybe it's not like DOS, but you know, to fit into the OS analogy…
Naturally, the above list is listed in my personal preference. I really really really like Salt – I've used it since its inception. But Salt is quite tedious to use – I have a repository of salt states for fuck's sake. That's not normal. Ansible is far easier, and for all the simple projects that I have, Ansible is more than enough. It's easy enough that I can write playbooks from scratch without having to resort to a saved salt state. In a proper project setting, I'd probably be using Salt – less technical debt in the future – but for now Ansible suits my needs perfectly.
My experiences with Puppet and Chef are much much less compared to my experience with Salt and Ansible. But every time I get exposed to an environment with Puppet, I feel like the people who use it also probably write FizzBuzz the enterprise way. It feels bureaucractic to use. Ditto with Chef, except Chef feels more commandline-y, if you know what I mean.
With Salt and Ansible, I feel like I can go in and cowboy the entire thing (not necessarily a good thing), but not so much with Chef or Puppet.
Now, of course, I haven't had much experiences with these – I'm not really a dev ops kinda guy – I just do what needs to be done. My experiences cannot speak for those people who are in dev ops for a career. So take what I wrote here with a pinch of Salt. ;P
JavaScript Books Published!
After a long time spent in the editing room, I finally published both books that I kept talking about for the past few weeks in my blog. You can get them here:
Introduction to The Books
Underhanded JavaScript catalogues the various kinds of "naughty" things that can be done with JavaScript. These are followed by explanations as to why they happen, and also how to maliciously use them (in tongue-in-cheek tones of course, I don't expect you to actually deploy such code. If you do, ಠ_ಠ.
JavaScript Technical Interview Questions rephrases those underhanded code presented in Underhanded JavaScript as interview questions (which is quite true as to what happens), and guides readers on how to handle these sorts of questions in real technical interviews.
I recommend the latter book as a companion to Gayle Laakman's Cracking the Coding Interview.
Current Status
The books are in the final stages of being edited, especially after the adventures I had in A/B testing. The content tone is still being edited for the Interview Questions book – for suitability, as well as more content on handling interviews. The tone for Underhanded JavaScript is currently being edited to be more gangsta-ish and badass.
P/S: You can buy them as a bundle too:
I am glad to have published the books – I'm pretty tired at this point. I'll probably do a write up on my experiences writing the books later. Until next time.
My brain is in overdrive mode again. I hate it. It makes me quite unproductive. I hate it when I'm unproductive. This post is a brain dump in bid to win my productivity back
I spent the early part of the day editing my books – pretty good effort with 1 chapter left to go for basic editing. Future edits can be done once the books have been published.
The rest of the day was spent with my brain in overdrive. No idea what caused it. Perhaps the increased sugar intake due to ingestion of carbohydrates. Either way I am overthinking the smallest of things.
The afternoon was spent evaluating a potential consulting gig. A yes/no thing took me more than 5 hours of deliberating. It was an astrophysics based statistics consulting, but I wanted more information. The domain specific knowledge usually helps me with decision making in any statistical analysis. I didn't have enough trigonometry knowledge to take up the gig (well, I could do the statistics part, but not knowing the background of the problem makes me a poor problem solver). I should have rejected that outright. But I spent 5 hours deliberating on it.
I spent time brushing up on basic trigonometry, and then the ideas started flooding in. Maybe I could do this! Maybe I could do that! I could not calm my brain down. Maybe because it's a Friday. I said no to the consulting job.
Then I had dinner. The food was okay. We had desserts. I recalled why I don't actually have a food review blog – I could not stop mentally criticizing everything I ate. I deconstructed everything in my mind, down to its basic ingredients, and would be mentally telling myself how to improve textures, tastes and flavours.
One particularly sticky idea that I had was creating a milk that tasted like chocolate. By that I mean, normal looking white milk, except it was a chocolate milk. I felt like I had to go home to try. I didn't get the chance to.
Brain on overdrive, I started overthinking everything. I went to the supermarket to pick up grapes and fruit. I thought about a joke about Abelian grapes and started chuckling to myself. Partner thought I went a little nuts, so I told her. She didn't find it funny. Told the joke to 3 other people. Nobody found it funny. Told a number of other jokes that nobody found funny.
I started wondering about the concept and nature of humour and what makes people laugh. Clearly not me. Then I recalled the stereotype people laugh at. The Big Bang Theory was one of them. I used to like it a lot. Then I realized that you were supposed to laugh at the characters, not with the characters. Now I just watch it because I had followed it for 7 seasons so far – the sunk cost fallacy clearly affects even my currently hyperrational state of mind.
I cannot shut off. I am so tired. I know a few things will shut me off – movies, or drugs. Even with movies I don't seem to enjoy them as much as I used to. I overanalyze every frame. I overanalyze story structure and see twists coming a mile away. I overanalyze cinematography and colour grading to get a sense of things. In the past this used to be subconsciously done. Now it's active and conscious. It's tiring.
So very tiring. Before writing this post, I sat in bed wondering how Superman would navigate given that he has just learned how to fly. Clearly navigating the skies by ground based landmark is one way, but then the vivid scene of Superman flying across the African savannah breaking up herds of zebras kept playing in my mind. It was a wonderful scene but it raises questions about how Superman navigates while flying. Birds can sense magnetic fields in their beaks. Can Supes do the same? Perhaps he goes home by doing the Christopher Reeve thing – flying to low earth orbit and re-entry. But how would he deal with the relativistic effect? Assuming he has a superior sense, he would definitely sense the difference.
By then it was obvious I needed a brain dump. My laptop is closest, so my blog is my tool. These things are running in my head all the time. I can't sleep nor can I be productive. My thoughts branch out way too quickly and way too often now. I don't really feel like sedating myself, and I don't do trees alone, nor do I want to given my hyperactive state right now.
I'm just so tired.
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To A/B Testing
TL;DR: I split tested the titles of my book: Here's what happened
So, if you were following my blog (thank you to the both of you), you'd know that I've been writing a book on the quirks of JavaScript. I split tested the book across two titles: Underhanded JavaScript: How To Be A Complete Arsehole with Bad JavaScript Code; and JavaScript Technical Interview Questions. This is the story of the twists and turns and missteps that happened when I wrote the book.
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Rubber Ducky Debugging
Oh wow, I've just had my first "satori" experience of rubber ducky debugging in a very very long time.
I first tweeted that I ran into a bug in Go, where upon running my code (with
go run):
Oh wow, ran into my first indeterminate bug in Go. Same code compiled twice produces two different results. Amazing
— Chewxy (@chewxy) February 26, 2014
I had a problem where when I ran the same code multiple times, there would be occasions where the program panics. It panics about 40% of the time. And I thought it was a problem with the compilation process.
This then led to a series of conversations between me and the always-helpful Dave Cheney. He led me down a different path of debugging – instead of using
go run, I compiled and ran the executable multiple times. The panic happens about 40% of the time again. This ruled out compiler problems.
It ended with him suggesting I email him:
@chewxy can you email me more than a tweets worth if background on the problem ?
— Dave Cheney (@davecheney) February 26, 2014
I had rather wanted to get on with my work and not spend a lot of time debugging this. So I sat down and wrote an email and described the problem. The more I described the problem, the more I got the feeling that I may have had everything I thought to be wrong. Until I wrote this line:
…a JSFunctionObject is created, and the pointer is placed in the FnHead node in the AST as the AllocatedValue.
Parts of the SSAForm generator actually accesses the AllocatedValue in the AST while the pointer of the JSFunctionObject is concurrently being set in the AST…
And then it became clear to me what the problem was. VERY VERY clear. I hadn't even copied and pasted the snippets of code. My design of the program was wrong. And I know how to fix it.
I'm just wow-ing at the fact that the last time I had such a profound satori experience from rubber ducky debugging was years ago, when I was fixing up a machine learning deployment, and I had to explain the bug to someone who had completely no idea about anything programming related. I had to use very simple words and suddenly, it made sense. The same feeling was felt today, albeit with more Go-specific jargon.
I guess sometimes putting your code into english words makes a whole lot of difference.


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This dress was a LOT of firsts for me….
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First time modifying a pattern for fit.
Considering all of this I'm really happy with the way it has turned out! I am really inspired to make a lot more garments now that I find the machine less intimidating.
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Making a full gathered skirt: http://www.blogforbettersewing.com/2009/08/sew-full-gathered-skirt-part-one-make.html
I based the dress off of this one from ModCloth, which I saw on MakeThisLook.com: http://www.modcloth.com/shop/dresses/blooming-brush-strokes-dress
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Very pretty! Is it the first one? Amazing work!
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Congratulations, it look amazing :)
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Congratulations, it look amazing :)
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Detroit :
Ann Arbor - Dogs & puppies
Miya is a 19wk old female Sheppard/pitbull mix. We gave her a temperary home till she gained some weight, she was very neglected when we got her but healthy now. Her rehoming fee is 40$ to cover her 2 sets of pup shots and 2 wormings. She is due for her last pup shot and her ...
Aug 1 -
Indianapolis :
Amo - Dogs & puppies
I have a litter of pups on the way, due next week. Mom is blue brindle and dad is blue. Taking deposits now, asking $300 for males and $400 for females. Call or email anytime 269-694-1441, Email Me Here or visit our facebook page and add us www.facebook.com/farrbloodline ...
Aug 1 -
Kalamazoo :
Otsego - Dogs & puppies
I have a purebred American Gatormouth Pitbull pup for sale. He is male and is about 8 weeks old. He is a very nice looking, good-natured dog. He is very active and playful, and has been wormed, as well as had his first round of shots. To be honest, I would keep him myself if ...
Jul 30 -
Lexington :
Richmond - Dogs & puppies
I have 4 pups call me ASAP 3136762711
Jul 28 -
Detroit :
Romulus - Dogs & puppies
i have a litter of uck pitbulls due around the end of may this will be this females last breeding i bred this pair in the past with a killer turn out we pulled lots of blues and champagne with a few light blue brindles pups will be utd on shots and dewormings price depends ...
Jul 27 -
Kalamazoo :
Otsego - Dogs & puppies
We are proud to announce the birth of an amazing new litter of razors edge pits. Pups are Ukc pr papered. There are four blue females and one rare buckskin female. All have show quality coats, stocky big boned builds and block heads second to none. For more pics, payment ...
Jul 27 -
Clarksville :
Morgantown - Dogs & puppies
I have a pitbull male pup forsale last Of the litter 3136762711 he has a lot of heart
Jul 25 -
Detroit :
Romulus - Dogs & puppies
Beautiful high quality classic style American Bullies up for sell, born 07/15/2014 3 females and 4 males to choose from with all sorts of beautiful colors for sore eyes, at a working man or working women price. Puppies are priced at $350 each. Pups will come with their ...
Jul 18 -
Detroit :
Roseville - Dogs & puppies
8 week old adorable puppies these puppies are from a ukc registered blue nose mommy and a red nose daddy who doesn't have papers these little pups have a awesome personality and full if love and deserve to be with a awesome mommies and daddies so if you have what it takes ...
Jul 12 -
Columbus (OH) :
Columbus - Dogs & puppies
Njad Productions present UKC Envy and UKC Deuce Pups!! Pups born on 6/19/2014! All pups have great bone definition and muscle tone! Dam and Sire on site, 2x Razoredge and 1x Watchdog! Pups will be UKC Registered and come will a starter kit and all vaccinations. Pups ...
Jul 7 -
Fort Wayne :
Montpelier - Dogs & puppies
Pit Bull Terrier - Natty - Medium - Adult - Female - Dog
Natty originally came to us in 2008 with a litter of 10 puppies. After being a wonderful momma, all pups were adopted quickly, but Natty waited and waited before finding the right home. After almost four years, Natty ...
Nov 30 -
Columbus (OH) :
Columbus - Dogs & puppies
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