Moving beyond the mechanics of Agile processes to supercharge your teamsMMT Digital
Our Co-founder, James Cannings, presented at The Chartered Institute for IT about how to take Agile projects to the next level in terms of speed and efficiency.
This document discusses C++ data structures including vectors, lists, and STL. It provides examples of inserting elements into vectors with indexes between 0 and 10000 as well as 5000. Balanced binary search trees and hash tables are also mentioned. Links are provided to additional resources on C++ STL and data structures.
Japan IBM Middleware User Community (JIMUC) 新春セミナーでの先進IT運用管理分科会の活動報告です。この分科会では Observability 製品:Instana / NewRelic / Datadog の3製品の機能比較をしています。今回はその中間結果をご報告しました。
This study aims to develop an interactive idea-generation support system that enables users to consider the potential side effects of realizing new ideas.
In idea generation, confirmation bias often leads to an excessive focus on ``convenience,'' which can result in the oversight of unintended consequences, referred to as the ``side effects of convenience.''
To address this, we explored methods to alleviate user biases and expand perspectives through system-supported dialogue, facilitating a broader consideration of potential side effects.
The proposed system employs a stepwise idea-generation process supported by large language models (LLMs), enabling users to refine their ideas interactively.
By dividing the ideation process into distinct stages, the system mitigates biases at each stage while promoting ideas' concretization and identifying side effects through visually supported dialogues.
Preliminary evaluation suggests that engaging with the proposed system fosters awareness of diverse perspectives on potential side effects and facilitates the generation of ideas that proactively address these issues.
1. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
Windowsマシンで
Ruby系勉強会へ
行くと凹むことの考察
Why be Windows users in Ruby seminars
forced to be so heartbroken?
H.Hiro(Maraigue)
Twitter: @h_hiro_
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5. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
Windowsユーザは
寂しさを感じずには
いられない(´・ω・`)
Windows users can’t help
feeling a sort of loneliness ;-(
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7. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
H.Hiro
(a.k.a. Maraigue “mar-ray-g”)
• 札幌の大学院生
A graduate school student in Sapporo, Hokkaido
• Rubyでは、Twitter botや
ライブラリなどを公開しています
My work on Ruby is Twitter bots, libraries, etc.
http://hhiro.net/
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9. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
その他の情報
To check out other information
• http://hhiro.net/about/
• http://twitter.com/h_hiro_
• http://github.com/maraigue
• http://slideshare.net/maraigue/
(mainly Japanese; English contacts are also welcomed)
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13. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
他のプログラミング・
ソフトウェア開発系勉強会でも
Macは確かに多い
It’s true
there are very much Mac users in other
programming/software development
seminars/workshops.
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14. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
だけどRuby系勉強会では
特にMacが多い(気がする)
But Mac rate is high especially in
Ruby-related seminars/workshops.
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17. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
Mac rates in Sapporo:
• CLR/H: about 50%
(seminars of various themes in Hokkaido
but .NET has large weight)
• Java-Sapporo: 70%
• Hokkaido.pm(Perl): 80%
• Ruby-Sapporo: 90%
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18. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
RubyがMacだと使いやすいのは
私も事実だと思うけど
それにしても多いです><
I think it’s true
Mac is a good partner of Ruby,
but isn’t the rate too be high?
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22. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
非Macユーザにとって
Macユーザは
Macユーザだけで集まっ
ちゃってるように見える
I feel Mac users are together
by only themselves
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26. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
Mac機のデザインが
(少なくともノート機に限って言えば)
画一的だから
Because the designs of Mac machines
(at least laptop machines)
are too unified!
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27. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
パソコンの外見だけで
中身(OS)の違いまで
分かってしまう
The computer’s outlook distinguishes
its internal (i.e. OS).
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30. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
しかも、Windowsが
Rubyにおいては
虐げられている存在なのが
余計に拍車をかけている
In addition, the fact Windows is
treated bad in Ruby
makes such feelings stronger.
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31. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
他のセッションで、少なく
とも二人はWindows対応
を断念してた気がする
At least two presenters in this
RubyKaigi said “I abandoned
supporting Windows in my program!”
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34. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
こんなこと言ってても
仕方ないので
自分で何とかするしか
To solve this problem,
such complaints makes nothing.
I should do something by myself!
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36. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
Windows特有な
機能を使う
旗振り役になる
(まだ出来てませんが)
Be a Windows-specific function user!
(Although I’m not yet)
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37. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
プラットフォーム依存
(特にUnix系OS依存)
で書くと楽なコードを
敢えて非依存に書く
Write platform-independent
(i.e. Unix-functions-independent)
codes even if it’s hard
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38. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
例:Nullファイルの実装
[私の実装 DevNull]
DevNull#print, DevNull#read などを
全部pure rubyで実装
(implement DevNull#print, DevNull#read, etc. by pure ruby)
[Ruby1.9.3の実装 File::Null]
プラットフォームで場合分け
(condition by running platforms)
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39. 2011.7.17 RubyKaigi2011 Un-Conference “!RubyKaigi”
例:Nullファイルの実装
[私の実装 DevNull]
DevNull#print, DevNull#read などを
全部pure rubyで実装
(implement DevNull#print, DevNull#read, etc. by pure ruby)
↑この方があるべき姿では?
[Ruby1.9.3の実装 File::Null]
プラットフォームで場合分け
(condition by running platforms)
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