Podcasts about Yacc

Cancer is a difficult, complex disease that affects people of all ages. However, for young adults diagnosed with cancer, navigating its impact on their lives can be especially challenging. Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping young adults with cancer in Canada. Find out how Young Adult Cancer Canada is providing a community where young adult cancer survivors can connect with each other and find helpful resources to deal with the unique challenges that come with this disease. Listen here or find us on your favorite podcast app.

Shave for the BraveYoung Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) interview with patient advocate Shannon Goddard and awardness advocate Sippy CchinaShannon Goddard is a 5 year cancer surviver and a YACC patient survivor. Shannon shares her journey through cancer and managing remission witht the support of Young Adult Cancer Canada. As a yooung mother and professional , Shannon faced a different set of personal challenges in her life than an older cancer patient. Sippy Cchina shares how Calgary businesses can better engage a philanthropy mindset. Sippy is speaking to how current events and activities can be used to bring awareness. As one of Calgaries leading professionals she has chosen to speak up.Connect with us:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calpeteclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calpeteclubYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/calpeteclubTwitter: https://twitter.com/calpeteclubLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calgary-petroleum-club-3a5868117/Website: https://calpeteclub.com/Loved this episode? Leave us a review

In this episode, Alex and Gerald share experiences with volunteering and events within YACC, and why it's been so important for both of them to give back! Gerald also shares the multi-faceted approach to fundraising and volunteer work, whether it's within the cancer community or more broadly, and how it's defined who he is. — Gerald Mak is currently a strategy manager within the Ontario Government (Crown Agency). Prior to joining the public sector, Gerald worked in various financial and professional institutions with roles in risk, communications, and technology. With over 15 years in community service, he has volunteered and served on various boards and advisory committees including St. John Ambulance, City of Toronto, Toronto District School Board, Digital Media Zone, Big Brothers and Sisters of Toronto, Toronto Police Service, Ryerson University, University Health Network, and Junior Achievement Ontario. Gerald is extremely passionate about his community and the well-being of others. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

This week's episode of We Get It features a chat with Joe Bakhmoutski, founder and champion of Simplify Cancer. Joe said, “Going through cancer forced me to have a long, hard look at myself and my life. I did not like some things, and some things no longer fit, so I adapted to be more present with the people I care about the most, and rediscovered my sense of purpose through helping others who want to lead a happier, more fulfilled life after cancer. I believe we can choose the way we live our life, to seek greater clarity in everything that we do, to show up at our best every single day, and hold on to hope that despite the struggle, things can — and do — change for the better!” LINKS: Finding Hope In Times Of Uncertainty Simplify Cancer Podcast Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

A familiar face joins the We Get It program this week as Kayla Tremblett joins Alex to discuss her introduction to YACC and how she quickly stepped into a leadership volunteer role after taking so much away from the inclusive programming. The two also touch on their Localife experiences and how cancer played a role in Kayla's entrepreneur ventures! -LINKS- Localife Simple Ritual Candles This Infernal Racket — Kayla identifies as an Estonian-Canadian pansexual female, currently in a relationship. “I like to tell people I was in my prime before cancer. I was energetic, busy and happy but definitely naive. I was active, loved nutrition and fitness, very social and really was just living life.” When Kayla was diagnosed and faced a two-and-a-half year treatment protocol as well as years of recovery, she felt alone, lost, and disconnected. “It was not until 2017, about one-and-a-half years after I had finished my treatment that I finally was able to start my healing process. I really struggled with PTSD, depression and anxiety in the first four years of my recovery. I still struggle but I now have a strong sense of myself, who and what is important in life. I am still working on myself, and working through my emotions from cancer, but I am a better person than I ever was, and I take every day as a gift.” You can check out all of the videos on YouTube or website! Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

In this week's episode, Alex and Insight team member Nick have “quite an interesting conversation.” Nick is new to the YACC community, but is someone with such a bright light radiating around him, and a lot of unique aspects to his story. He and Alex tackle how cancer affected him mentally, and how infertility played a role in him ultimately deciding to become a foster parent. An incredibly touching interview outlines that you won't want to pass up! — Nick identifies as a Canadian of settler decent. He says he grew up in a home with two loving parents that supported him in every way. He was diagnosed with testicular cancer at the age of 21 and again 10 years later when he was 31, and considers himself “lucky because both times I only needed an orchiectomy and no further treatments.” Nick loves art and lives an active lifestyle, both of which have helped him process the experience of having cancer twice. He said, “I waited 12 years before connecting with group therapy and feeling the healing power of shared stories. I am passionate about helping others and reaching out to those who may be suffering in silence.” Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

Alyssa and Alex break down some of the goals and expectations of YACC's newly formed Insight team, and discuss the importance of family throughout a cancer journey, how to navigate the ever-changing world of cancer with your loved ones, and what Alyssa's goals are as a self-proclaimed “YACC graduate.”  — Alyssa (she/her) Canadian, of British descent, is a young adult myeloma advocate and blogger in her mid 40s. She is a stay at home mom parenting a spirited six-year-old with her husband in Toronto, ON. Alyssa is thoughtful and kind and always ready to lend a hand to those who need it. Alyssa was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2010 at age 32, after several years of missed diagnoses and an exhaustive search for answers. Roadblocks to accessing proper care included her gender and age. She was initially treated with chemotherapy, followed by an autologous stem cell transplant, and enjoyed a five-year remission before her relapse and further treatment. Alyssa connected with Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) in 2012 at Retreat Yourself West. Since then, she has participated in most of YACC's programs (Survivor Conference, Localife, private Facebook groups, and YACC Chats). Being a part of YACC empowered Alyssa to identify and speak up for her needs as a YA patient, and she wants to help YACC grow so every YA patient in Canada gets that same chance. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this episode, Alex and Blair discuss how to navigate relationships (both new and old) when factoring in a cancer diagnosis. Friendships, dating, and demographics are all affected, and Blair shares his experience with his romantic life and close friends, and how he introduced cancer to all parties, leading him to how happy he is today. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this series possible!

Our 5th Annual Christmas Special (YACC* Edition) was filled with Christmas cheer and special appearances from some of our favourite guests, such as The MacQueens, Woody Woodburn Music, Heidi Lange, Shawn Firlotte, Rachel Guthrie, and even The Grinch! 🎧❤️ *Yet Another COVID Christmas

In this episode of We Get It, Kirsten tells her story of receiving cancer diagnoses at age 10, 14, and 28. She had to find a way to push through, learn to self-advocate, and cope with the fear of recurrence. Kirsten is a beloved YACC community member who is connected to various other organization, and her involvement makes this world a better place. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this series possible!

Did you know that the gut is where an estimated 90 per cent of our serotonin (a chemical involved in regulating mood, appetite and sleep) is made? In this week's episode, Erin Roman, dietician at InspireHealth in BC, explores the foundations of nutrition and shares simple strategies for helping to support our mental wellbeing with nutrition. She will also explain practices that can be simple, affordable, and delicious, and share easy recipes and simple steps! Thank you to our partners at CIBC and our friends at InspireHealth Supportive Cancer Care for making this episode possible!

This week on We Get It, hear the touching story of Dylan and his friends and supporters, Craig and Leah. Dylan was diagnosed with Grade 4 Diffuse Midline Glioma and died on July 4, 2020. His life, cut too short, has left a permanent mark on all of our hearts. This episode gives us access to Dylan's energy, sense of humour, resiliency, and how the support of Craig and Leah who stood by his side through thick and thin made a world of difference all the way to the end. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this series possible.

On this episode of We Get It, Elizabeth Payne presents on the basics of cancer-related brain fog: what we know, what we don't know, and how cognitive rehabilitation can help. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this series possible.

This week on We Get It, we get to know Ashley who was diagnosed with ocular melanoma four years ago while living in Inuvik in the Northwest Territories. Getting cancer as a young adult is hard; being diagnosed in a remote area comes with a bunch of additional challenges. Join us to hear what this meant for Ashley and how she coped with the uncertainty. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this series possible.

This week on We Get It, Scott Adams takes us on a ride exploring exercise in the context of cancer. The side effects and health risks associated with cancer treatments are complex and can be difficult to prevent and treat; exercise therapy may be the most effective way to control these risks and help take control of your life. Join us to learn more about these risks and explore personalized strategies for harnessing the protective power of exercise. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this series possible.

In this episode of We Get It, Sarah talks about being diagnosed with a myxoid liposarcoma tumour in right arm, and Nancy talks about supporting her as well as she can. Sarah has been living with the multiple challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis as a young adult, and Nancy has been experiencing the struggles that accompany supporting someone she cares about with cancer. This is a story of friendship, love, and resilience. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this series possible.

In this episode, YACCer Morgan talks about how cancer has impacted their life and how connecting with her peers and volunteering helped return some control. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

We Get It is back for season 2 — a series of presentations and sessions from previous events which have not yet been shared publicly. We hope you enjoy catching up on what you missed (or what you have been hoping to revisit) over the next 12 weeks. In this episode, Fiona Schulte, Karine Chalifour, and Geoff Eaton deliver the results from the YAC Prime Study. Young adults do get cancer, it's different when they do, and we're here to tell you why.  Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

On this week's episode of We Get It, Karine talks with Jay Abramovitch. Jay was diagnosed with colon cancer in his mid-30s during the pandemic and is learning to navigate his way through it with the help of his peers. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

On this week's episode of We Get It, Karine talks with Lyne Poirier-Lorusso, Ottawa Program Coordinator of Kids Kicking Cancer Canada (Heroes Circle). Together, they practice some breath work techniques to help you cope with stress and to empower you when facing challenges. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series! 

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine chats with Krista on her experience with cancer, including life before cancer, with cancer, and where she is today. She shares some of what has helped her and continues to help her along the road. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine talks with Katie Sevalrud of Knight's Cabin about its Walk It Out project, and the benefits of nature. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

Karine talks with long time YACCers Nicole and Chris Dunne about family planning, more specifically, their path towards adoption. They share with us their cancer story and also what led them to want to adopt a child, the steps they took, the ups and downs, the learnings, the discoveries, and the hope. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine talks with Christine Skakum -- nurse, program facilitator, supporter, and longtime friend of YACC. Together they discuss the challenges that healthcare providers, patients, and families are facing during the pandemic. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

This week on We Get It, Karine talks with YACCtivist Marley on body image issues. Together they will take a moment to review the findings from the YAC Prime Study on this topic and dig into Marley's story. A little bit of information, a lot of inspiration! Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine speaks with Shanna about her cancer experience and fear of cancer recurrence. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine chats with YACC community member Amber about becoming an end of life doula, what that role entails, and the impact it had on Amber's life. Join us as we talk about how to be comfortable in the uncomfortable. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine chats with YACC community member Kai about mental health and distress. Kai identifies as Trans-Masculine and Disabled. "I have been legally blind since birth and also live with mental illness and Fibromyalgia. I'm currently studying social service work part-time and I enjoy volunteering for organizations that have helped me along my journey." Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this week's episode, Karine talks with nurse practitioner and psychotherapist Bonney Elliott about narrative therapy. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this week's We Get It, Karine chats with Ashley and Shiva about how they navigated ableism, racism, and relationship dynamics throughout Ashley's cancer experience.

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine speaks with Joe Bakhmoutski of Simplify Cancer about hope. Cancer is tough and it is Joe's mission to help more people find hope inside a crisis, have a greater impact on the world when facing uncertainty, and help those around us to carry on when times are tough. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine chats with Marissa Thomas, co-founder of For The Breast of Us, "a breast cancer community for women of color." They discuss the importance of storytelling, Marissa shares some tips on how to navigate the healthcare system, and they also speak of privilege and how becoming conscious of our own can help the greater good!

On this episode of We Get It, we chat with Genevieve Stonebridge of InspireHealth on the benefits of creativity. Together we will discover what creativity is, its barriers, facilitators, and all the good that can come from it. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this series possible!

Karine has a conversation with Denis Raymond about how to define your identity after cancer. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

Queering Cancer is a website that aims to provide resources and community for 2SLGBTQIA+ people with cancer and their loved ones. The website features a fully searchable database of specific and relevant resources, stories written by and for 2SLGBTQIA+ people with cancer, and community forums. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

YACC sits down with Nadia Prando, a multilingual therapist at New Leaf Psychology Centre and PsyMood specialist, to chat about the role representation, language, and culture can play in effective and suitable mental, emotional, and psychological support. Nadia has had first-hand experience being a young adult with cancer and works with many cancer survivors. When it comes to the importance of support throughout and post-cancer, she "gets it." Give PsyMood a follow on Instagram or Twitter for tips on how it can help maintain your mental and emotional well-being. Feel free to use the promo code YACC50%OFF for 50 per cent off your first PsyMood session with a specialist (valid until December 30, 2021). Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine speaks with Tom Masterson (he/him) of Blue, an "assistant that enables community support for the everyday challenges that come with a health problem." "Asking for help is hard. Knowing what to do is hard. From what we can tell, those conversations are HARDER than actually giving and receiving support. We think that's messed up. That's why we let Blue have those conversations for us, and we've seen friends and family -- and even strangers and businesses -- take a more active role in support as a result." Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine speaks with Alex and Gabrielle about the ins and outs of their new book as they share the wisdom associated with the close-knit Balls of Shit theory (BST) and how it relates to post-traumatic growth after a cancer diagnosis.   Although the theory name may make you crack a smile, the contents and learnings build a foundation on how to rid yourself of thoughts and feelings that no longer serve you.   Simply put, the BST illustrates the importance of letting go of actions, thoughts, and feelings that no longer serve us. The BST is about introspection. It is about looking inwards to identify, process, and let go of our balls of shit -- that is, the shit that is holding us back from living our best lives. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for making this web series possible!

During this episode of We Get It, Karine speaks with Dr. Anika Petrella, Dr. Jackie Bender, and YACCer Paul Silvestri about the engagement of men in health research and support programs and services. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!          

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine chats with Peter Bovolaneas and Bonnie Lum, both long time alumni of YACC, on what it means to “grow old” in the cancer community. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

YACCtivist, ocular melanoma survivor, and new New Zealand resident Ashley Stead-Morine chats with YACC's program director, Karine. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Dani chats with Dr. Fiona Schulte, Assistant Professor in the Department of Oncology, Division of Psychosocial Oncology in the Cumming School of Medicine, about quality of life and young adult cancer. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine chats with filmmaker, artist, and cancer survivor Zoe Ho. Zoe was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) at the age of 36 and it became a turning point where she felt even deeper the struggles we all share, and sought ways to remain inspired and in wonder, discovering the beauty within and embracing our wholeness, even in the face of challenge. Since 2010, Zoe has taught embodied mindfulness yoga workshops and classes internationally. Today she shares self-love and compassion-based strategies with an infectious sense of humour and tenderness, encouraging you to rediscover home within, and the wonder of being alive. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

In this week's episode of We Get It, Karine chats with Genevieve Stonebridge of InspireHealth about the foundations of self-compassion and how it can help us navigate the difficulties of our lives with more kindness and less judgment. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

In this week's We Get It Dani speaks with Sharon Bray about the power of writing. Grab a notebook and join us! Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

This week's We Get It takes you inside the YACC community with some young adults living with, through, and beyond cancer. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

Program director Karine chats with Debbie Bastien, a malignant hematology nurse specialist for the Bone Marrow Transplant program at Ottawa Hospital General Campus. Debbie answers your questions about immunity, being immunocompromised (or not), what to do to stay as healthy as possible, getting the flu shot, etc. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!

Join us as we speak to Melina Ladouceur, cancer coach at the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation. We'll be talking about cancer-related fatigue, what it is, and what you can do to manage it and increase your energy during and following cancer treatment. Melina will provide insights into what cancer coaching is and share tips so you can create a game plan that works for YOU and your life to have more energy, make the transition back to work, and to move forward towards the life you want after treatment.    Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this web series!          

Today we are joined by the Vice President of Engineering at Corvus Insurance, Erik Person! Erik continues our journey into the magic of the BEAM, our season-long theme for the Elixir Wizards Podcast, and we get to hear all about Erik's path in programming, his relationship with Elixir, and his utilization of the BEAM. Growing up in a family involved in computer science, and an early affinity for technology made the choice of what to study at college a straightforward one for Erik. He tells us about his life during and after those school years, touching on his first job and the important milestones leading up to his current position at Corvus. We talk about his early feelings for Elixir and why it appealed to him almost immediately before discussing different languages on the BEAM and his love of types! Our guest also shares some of the bigger challenges he has encountered working in Elixir and touches on the issue of scaling effectively. In this episode, we also air a mini-feature with SmartLogic's very own Stephanie Vizzi, talking about her work at the company, relationship with Elixir, and more! So for all this, plus a lot in between, be sure to tune in! Key Points From This Episode: Erik's family ties to computer science and his path leading into programming. The first job that Erik landed in programming and his current role at Corvus Insurance. The BEAM at Corvus and the general architecture of the company's technology. Erik's first encounters and learnings with Elixir and the questions it answered for him immediately. The learning curve for languages on The BEAM; Erik's own journey to understanding. Erik's preference for types and his wish for their inclusion on Elixir! Lisp on The BEAM; Erik unpacks his perspectives and the blog post he wrote on the subject. Getting to grips with abstract forms and how these terms operate in Erlang and Elixir. The challenges that Erik experienced parsing and manipulating the code in Elixir. Erik weighs in on BEAM magic; appreciating the magic that is possible with Elixir and Elm. Perspectives on scaling on Elm and Elixir as an application grows rapidly. How Erik and his team typically use contexts and service-oriented architecture. Challenges with compile times during the process of scaling of the application. Excitement about the progressive steps in the data science component of Corvus. How Erik applied his skills to his passion for playing blackjack by creating a card-counting application. The remote meeting hardware device that Erik built as a pandemic side-project! This week's community mini-feature! Looking at how Stephanie Vizzi got into and uses Elixir. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ Erik Person on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/erik-person-a9368bb VirtualBox — https://www.virtualbox.org/ Tunnelblick — https://tunnelblick.net/ Corvus Insurance — https://www.corvusinsurance.com/ Corvus Job Openings — https://boards.greenhouse.io/corvusinsurance/ Clojure — https://clojure.org/ Saša Jurić — https://github.com/sasa1977 LFE — https://lfe.io/ Elm — https://elm-lang.org/ Robert Virding — https://codesync.global/speaker/robert-virding/ The Erlang Rationale — https://elixirforum.com/t/the-erlang-rationale-by-robert-virding-pdf/35313 Paul Graham — http://www.paulgraham.com/ Hackers and Painters — https://www.amazon.com/Hackers-Painters-Big-Ideas-Computer/dp/1449389554 Myers Briggs — https://www.myersbriggs.org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-basics/ Chris McCord — http://chrismccord.com/ Mix Xref — https://hexdocs.pm/mix/Mix.Tasks.Xref.html Gleam — https://gleam.run/ Leex — http://erlang.org/doc/man/leex.html GNU Bison - The Yacc-compatible Parser Generator — https://www.gnu.org/software/bison/manual/ YACC — https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/introduction-to-yacc/ Stephanie Vizzi on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-vizzi-b1158996 Special Guests: Erik Person and Stephanie Vizzi.

Hello fellow cancer thrivers! You are about to listen to our podcast… here is a sneak peak of what to expect!   The young adult cancer experience is unique - we know that! Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) knows that too! Listen to what this expert has to say about the experience and how YACC can help!   In partnership with CancerCare Manitoba and the CancerCare Manitoba Foundation, Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) is hosting Primetown, a cancer summit for young adults and those who care for them.   From May 6-8, 2021, over 1,000 participants from coast to coast will attend workshops, keynotes, panels, social events, and more designed to help cope with cancer when you’re in the prime of life!   Learn more: https://www.youngadultcancer.ca/program/primetown/ Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/primetown-registration-141462340669?aff=podcasts   *** Time to listen to the podcast now ;) *** Music by http://www.bensound.com (BTW)   And just before you leave us today, reach out to us by email and our social media linked bellow! We can't wait to meet you there - soarabovecancer@gmail.com, https://www.instagram.com/soarabovecancer/ and  https://www.facebook.com/soarabovecancer/!   Many smiles, Alex and Gabrielle

For our first episode of We Get It, Karine, program director, and Geoff, executive director, discuss the young adult cancer situation to explain why YACC is here, and how it helps. Thank you to our partners at CIBC for supporting this series!

In this blunt force episode of the STAB! show, host and big dumb object Jesse Jones invites unwieldy panelists Trip Hazard, Aviva Siegel and Tyler Kinney to share with the ears of unsuspecting listeners their three takes on YACC, nine pieces found on the bathroom walls of Heaven, powerful closing arguments defending that fart right … Continue reading »

Wir unterhalten uns heute mit Christian über die neue Python-Release 3.9 und Design und Softwarearchitektur-Patterns. Mehr Einführungstext? YAGNI!   Shownotes Unsere E-Mail für Fragen, Anregungen & Kommentare: hallo@python-podcast.de News aus der Szene Python 3.9 / Real Python Podcast Episode zu den neuen Features PEP 617 neuer PEG Parser für Python - yacc / lex Podcast.__init__ Episode zum neuen PEG Parser PEP 622 -- Structural Pattern Matching PHP: a fractal of bad design Djangocon Europe Talks Python Software Verband FrOSCon 2020 Talks Black und isort vertragen sich jetzt Yapf - Alternative zu black Lex Fridman & James Gosling Java, JVM, Emacs, and the Early Days of Computing Lex Fridman & Chris Lattner The Future of Computing and Programming Languages Lex Fridman & Jim Keller Moore's Law, Microprocessors, and First Principles Design Patterns Revenge of the Nerds | Man braucht Patterns -> die Sprache hat versagt Design Patterns Gang of Four (GoF) Software design pattern mit mehr als GoF Entwurfsmuster Python Design Patterns Builder: lxml builder builder module Borg Pattern Zope Flyweight für kleine ints in Python Observer Pattern YAGNI Model View Controller Decorator Pattern Active Record Data Mapper Pattern SOLID Clean Code Cosmic Python Repository Pattern Unit of work Öffentliches Tag auf konektom

Hello fellow cancer thrivers! You are about to listen to our podcast… here is a sneak peak of what to expect!   Let us talk about the Young Adult Cancer Canada Virtual Conference. Specifically, what it meant to connect with other young adults living with cancer during these difficult times.   *** Time to listen to the podcast now ;) *** Music by http://www.bensound.com (BTW)   And just before you leave us today, reach out to us by email and our social media linked bellow! We can't wait to meet you there - soarabovecancer@gmail.com and https://www.facebook.com/soarabovecancer/!   Many smiles, Alex and Gabrielle

As a three-part special for Global Entrepreneurship week, I will be releasing a series of special episodes, interviewing key stakeholders in the Peel region. First of which, is Veronica Smith from the YACC Project, Epicc Training Co and Startup Huddle Mandurah. Here I will be chatting with her, on her entrepreneurial journey, and exciting projects from young people who are taking part in the YACC project.  You can find out more information about the YACC project at yaccproject.com Facebook: @Yaccproject Instagram: theyaccproject Get involved with Global Entrepreneurship Week go to ttps://www.facebook.com/startuphuddlemandurah for more info. Whilst you are there: Support your local podcasters from as little as $5 per month: patreon.com/12hatsmedia --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/12hatsmedia/message

Hello my fellow cancer thrivers! You are about to listen to my podcast… here is a sneak peak of what to expect! Geoff, founder of Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC), is on the show to discuss his experiences with cancer as well as YACC's journey over the years.   YACC's website: https://www.youngadultcancer.ca/   *** Time to listen to the podcast now ;) *** Music by http://www.bensound.com (BTW)   And just before you leave me today, check out the blog and our social media linked bellow! I can't wait to meet you there! www.soarabovecancer.com and soarabovecancer@gmail.com   Gabrielle's Social Media… Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/soarabovecancer/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/soarabovecancer/   Alex's Social Media… Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/alexmandarino/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mandarino.12   Many smiles, Alex and Gabrielle

Hello fellow cancer thrivers! You are about to listen to our podcast… here is a sneak peak of what to expect! Gabrielle attended Retreat Yourself Ontario 2018 by Young Adult Cancer Canada! Naturally, she needed to share her inspiring experience with the Soar Above Cancer community. Prompted by Alex's questions, Gabrielle is able to put into words just how powerful and life changing her weekend retreat was.   *** Time to listen to the podcast now ;) *** Music by http://www.bensound.com (BTW)   And just before you leave me today, check out my blog and social media linked bellow! I can't wait to meet you there! www.soarabovecancer.com and soarabovecancer@gmail.com Gabrielle's Social Media… Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/soarabovecancer/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/soarabovecancer/ Alex's Social Media… Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/alexmandarino/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mandarino.12   Many smiles, Alex and Gabrielle

Hello fellow cancer thrivers! You are about to listen to our podcast… here is a sneak peak of what to expect! Alex attended YACC conference 2018! Naturally, he needed to share his crazy/amazing experience with the Soar Above Cancer community. Prompted by Gabrielle's questions, Alex is able to help us understand why it's the right choice to go to the YACC conference.   *** Time to listen to the podcast now ;) *** Music by http://www.bensound.com (BTW)   As promised… Alex's YACC bio: http://www.youngadultcancer.ca/story/alexander-mandarino/ !   And just before you leave me today, check out my blog and social media linked bellow! I can't wait to meet you there! www.soarabovecancer.com and soarabovecancer@gmail.com Gabrielle's Social Media… Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/soarabovecancer/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/soarabovecancer/ Alex's Social Media… Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/alexmandarino/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mandarino.12   Many smiles, Alex and Gabrielle

Linda Yaccarino, Chair(wo)man of Ad Sales and Client Partnerships at NBCUniversal comes by ADLANDIA to give listeners an exclusive on the eve of the highly anticipated "State of the Industry Forum" closed event on Nov. 28 with industry leaders.  Hear why she decided the time is now to act on the "lighting in the a bottle" moment to initiate change and why growing pains can't be the answer anymore. She talks bucking legacy, why the future of the upfront is always on, and leveling the playing field for measurement new and seasoned players. Linda also talks about who's vulnerable to these changes, how she's approaching culture and talent, and lessons in leadership. We're keeping up with Linda's shoe game and plus one'ing her advice to young female hustlers. Plus, don't miss the Yacc's take on #KillBuyDIY! 

Intro 0:00 Library Credits Interview with Jeremy Kauffman 2:22 News 26:15:00 Monero Pump 26:19:00 Poloniex Delist (ABY, ADN, BITUSD, CNMT, DAO, DSH, FIBRE, FLT, GAP, GRS, HYP, IFC, LQD, MCN, MINT, MMC, MNTA, PIGGY, PTS, SILK, SWARM, WDC, XC, XCR, XPB, XUSD, YACC) 28:25:00 New Bitmain Miner 31:05:00 Cryptsy Class Action 33:22:00 Gainers - Monero, Syndicate, Cryptonite 35:37:00 Random Coin Spotlight (Global Currency Reserve) 35:58:00 New Posts 37:48:00 Bipcoin 38:30:00 Sigma 40:17:00 CurryWurst 40:54:00 PizzaCoin 42:33:00 BitToken 44:05:00 B3 46:32:00 BVBCoin 47:31:00 FastCash 49:05:00 XoneCoin 49:35:00 JinCoin 50:17:00 CryptoDex 52:43:00 Make 53:22:00 MVP Lineup Token 53:48:00 Blocksafe 54:35:00 Waycoin 56:11:00 Coval 56:32:00 Yocoin Classic 57:45:00 Coin Listings 59:28:00 Cryptopia (Postcoin, BVBCoin, FujiCoin, InfiniteCoin) 59:31:00 Bittrex(Syndicate, GLD, UNB) 1:00:06 Yobit(Waycoin, PXCoin) 1:01:30 Coinexchange(Blackcoin,Bluecoin,Britcoin,CannabisCoin, Peep/Doge, Sigma) 1:01:47 No Birthdays 1:02:41 Outro 1:06:57

本期由Terry Tai主持，邀请到了国内著名的 Common Lisp 程序员，实用 Common Lisp 编程 一书的译者田春(冰河)，和我们一起聊聊 Lisp 的方方面面, 揭开 Lisp 的神秘面纱。 实用Common Lisp编程 KnewOne Solaris Studio On Lisp ANSI Common Lisp Common Lisp the Language, 2nd Edition SICP S-表达式 Simple Network Management Protocol SourceForge cl-net-snmp Racket Scheme Common Lisp HyperSpec LispWorks SLIME Hunchentoot Quicklisp Clojure Paul Graham Arc Hacker News LALR parser Rich Hickey ABCL yacc FileMaker Pro FrameMaker InDesign DocBook LaTeX The Little Schemer Paul Graham Special Guests: 李路 and 田春(冰河).

Como desarrolladores, pocas herramientas usaremos tan a menudo como un compilador. Ya sea independiente o integrado en algún entorno de desarrollo, el compilador es el responsable de transformar nuestras ideas, esos complejos castillos en el aire formados por algoritmos y estructuras de datos, en instrucciones básicas que pueda procesar la máquina. En este programa, analizamos [...]

In this episode we're talking to Eelco Visser about parsing text. We start at the basics - what is parsing? - covering classic tools such as Yacc and classic parsing approaches such as LALR before examining how more recent approaches such as scannerless parsing can make parsing easier and enable previously impractical use cases.

In this episode we're talking to Eelco Visser about parsing text. We start at the basics - what is parsing? - covering classic tools such as Yacc and classic parsing approaches such as LALR before examining how more recent approaches such as scannerless parsing can make parsing easier and enable previously impractical use cases.

In this episode we're talking to Eelco Visser about parsing text. We start at the basics - what is parsing? - covering classic tools such as Yacc and classic parsing approaches such as LALR before examining how more recent approaches such as scannerless parsing can make parsing easier and enable previously impractical use cases.