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How to Make an Index js File for your Chatbot - Full Course! - Duration: 5:01.
Welcome back! So now the fun begins. We're going to be doing the index.js file
which is going to be the main file of your app and it's going to pretty much
have a lot of the stuff to Facebook suggest. So here this is a very important
place to come,
it's the developers portal for facebook and this gives you a
complete product overview of your bot and how it should be structured. So let
me show you a little bit about it.
So one of the things that facebook wants you to use is cards.
This is an example of a card, so you can see you have a picture, you have a
description, you have a title.
Here's a different type of card that has a whole a clickable button and then this
is an example of a order confirmation card right. Now here it is again, this is
with one of the more popular apps on here right now,
it's a weather app and you can see the difference between the cards right.
And you can have up to three options as a currently stand, so here is Zuck's
t-shirts he says, "Hey David we're looking for a comfort, style, focus" you can select
one of these and then the bot follows up with another with another message. So
this kind of gives you an idea of the structure of Facebook Messenger bots. I
would strongly suggest going and playing with a few of them just to so you see
kind of what it's like and right now the strong focus for Facebook is so the bots,
more than anything else, that they're like 'if else statements'. In other words,
you come into the bot
it greets you, it says hello gives you a welcome message and then it gives you
a couple of options. Option one, two, three, and then you select one and then it
gives you another few options and so on. So this right here is a great example,
you come into his t-shirt shop,
he says, "what are you looking for today: style, comfort, focus,"
and then you select one and it's going to give you more options and it's going
to have this feel like it's an interactive process instead of it being
you know, a static content. Now they provide some code examples for you and
especially when it comes to the cards. So here's an example for the app get
and how to do a webhook.
This is right on other sites and as these things changing over time you can
just come in here. So put all of it together and I have it in a file
right here
so taking this file copied it and then I paste it in here so not to jump ahead
but this is a Visual Studios.
When you first open a Visual Studios it's going to be blank and then it's
going to look like this.
So what you want to do is: file open and then find the parent app,
open it up and then it will open in here. So it's already have it open so I wont
do that. And then what you want to do is you want to come here you want to right
click new file and and call it 'index.js'
Now I've provided the sample code. I want you to copy it and paste it in here
and then you have this. So I'm going to kind of give you a high level idea of
what it is. A lot of the stuff is available also on the Facebook
developers page. So top of it is basically things like your body parser
that you downloaded earlier,
that's one of the dependencies, then you have your your web hook right here for
Facebook. And then you have you know this is spinning to the server,
this is the API endpoint and this part is pretty important.
So now this is where it gets interesting this is a this is one of the webhooks
and this is how it works. So anytime someone uses the text
'Aha' they're going to get three cards ok and then the cards going to be a little
bit lower and i'll show you those cards. So this is one of the the types of
functionality that is that you get it's almost like an if-else statement. If you
think about it, if someone says the word
'aha' they get these cards right and if they don't then what happens is we're
going to parrot back a message.
So here's the parrot back message functionality and now let's go down to
the cards again this is provided by Facebook and they have different names
for the card is called generic. And this is the structure of a card: you have the
title of a card, you have the subtitle of a card,
you can have an image URL, then you can have buttons.
So you can have up to three buttons right and you kind of have two different
options when it comes to buttons. A button could be a link that takes you
somewhere else or it could be what they call payload which responds
automatically back with the message. So based on this you can come in here and
you can create more buttons and you can have different payloads and most
importantly you can come in here and you can
also have different keywords that trigger different cards.
So this kind of gives you an idea. Let's move on to the proc file which is going
to be very quick!
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TH9 Valkyrie Attack Strategy | 3 star Attacks | Mass Loot | Mass Valk Attack 2017 - Duration: 10:31.
TH9 Valkyrie Attack Strategy | 3 star Attacks | Mass Loot | Mass Valk Attack 2017
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A Great Light/LASER Combo For Your Handgun. - Duration: 15:55.
Hi. This is Joel Persinger. I'm the GunGuy.
Thank you very much for watching my
channel and my videos I really deeply
appreciate it
today I've got a weapon mounted light
for you i don't i'm gonna just confess
to you right now I'm not worked with
weapons mounted lights very much so this
is kind of a new thing for me i know
there's an old thing but you know I'm an
old guy and I i really have never messed
with him very much I've always had
handheld lights but OpticsPlanet was
kind enough to send me this is a
streamlight tlr-2 for weapons light
laser combination and it mounts on the
on the rail underneath your pistol
I've mounted it up and I played with a
little bit took it up to the rainbow
range and shot it a little bit met a guy
up there while I was at it and we had a
great time i'm going to talk about him
and it just a second but before I do I
want to do a shout-out to some folks
here who were kind enough to join
patreon to help us out i want to call
attention to them because they're
awesome
bruce b brandon s forgive me for leaving
the last names out i don't know if they
want me to assure them so just a
courtesy I'm not doing it
John M mark m chris g Michael W and
Richard teeth
thank you expect break from the bottom
of my heart thank you very much for
helping us out on patreon hopefully
you're enjoying the content there we are
on patreon and I'm providing some
premium content on patreon is only
available there so when we do new things
or we're talking about doing new things
we post them updates there are videos
that are coming
there's also some little you know
Instagram type posts that I do along the
way with pictures and that kind of thing
there's the audio podcast half-an-hour
pot audio podcast were released twice a
month on the fifth and the twentieth and
then some out take videos and
behind-the-scenes videos for pretty much
every video we do there actually are
some behind-the-scenes videos and now
take videos video clips from this
particular video that are going to be on
patreon only and that's available to
those folks we make that as kind of a
gift to them for helping us out thank
you very much for each and everyone of
you i really really do deeply
appreciated check us out on patreon if
you like there is a link in the
description now back to this
streamlight weapons light and laser
combo
so I'm at the range and where you know
we did some shooting with the guy that
with the the Garrow 17 HMR I posted that
you already and we went for the pistol
range we're going to really kind of ring
this out for the first time I shot a lot
sense or shot with a lot of sense and
while i'm there i walked up to me and
says hey i watch your channel we had a
nice conversation his name is Trevor and
I you know we just hit it off
immediately I want to urge you to do
that if you haven't seen me in a public
place
come on up and say hi please I doesn't
matter what i'm doing i want you to do
that just understand that I'm not a
movie star rock star or politicians
final i could you can catch me off guard
and I'm a little awkward so if you're
feeling awkward I'll be feeling awkward
awkward because it will work out just
fine but you let me get past the awkward
part it's weird it's new to me and it
and but please do that he did that and I
was like well do you want to be in the
video and he said sure so he was trained
with these at all not at all not at all
so you and I are both complete newbies
alright so this is what you call this is
what you call the blind leading the ok
we're going to do our best with it see
how it works obviously it's not twilight
because it's an outdoor range i'm going
to take a range and play and play with
the light a little bit but we're going
to mess with now is figure out can we
actually see the laser on the target at
this distance so little bit and then
we'll get your camera angle on that to
see whether you can see the laser and i
will let you know it works well for us
because one of the concerns people have
with later sometimes is you know I can't
see it during the day I'm going to be
completely real and I'll be completely
review if I can see my site I don't care
if i can see the laser can see the bad
guy and I get to the site that said
there are some quirky positions you
might end up like laying down you know
shooting under your car something that
somebody banging away at you don't you
can't get your ID behind the sights and
that where you want to see it during the
day this is a red line they do come in
green
my understanding is people can see them
better ingredients i don't know i think
for me I can't see anything right away
do you have a preference
I don't I won't tell you how colorblind
or red-green colorblind great are you
really okay that was hilarious because
they're not gonna it's not gonna show up
at all right let that sucker out let's
go to let's see let's see what happens
alright no more grind shots dude that's
below the belt literally guys now he's
got to say
alright here we go you ready
oh you gotta walk out that was an
eyeball shot on level
all right to the right but you got you
guys all right my turn
ok now it's my turn to embarrass myself
and I know you can't see the target but
will show you afterwards for my hips
were and when you hear him laughing
definitely this cackle behind me so
you're going to know what happened my
shooting ok deal right you're going to
go go
and if you'll head we're going to do
that I'm going to shoot one around the
head if I keep doing what you're in
charge not me right
ok do it with laser-like nope nope nope
no head
nope there you go
finally with my lab God line shot all
right he's dead ok so the question is
there staring at the target
I i think that the Blazer was a lot
different restriction adjusting a lot of
it a lot of adjustment I don't have any
experience shooting with the laser and
it's definitely different backup you
know truthfully achieved a couple times
to get the headshots I had to force
myself to try to definitely use the
laser isn't what you're telling me is I
was the correct answer honestly I don't
know what happened
I don't know how to say what I'm gonna
blame those areas shotgun that was later
gotta do I gotta do that either and i
like it i mean i think in a little
really low light I mean like you can see
it pretty clearly there i think yeah you
know your life situation where you even
with my treasure you know or or maybe
closed means we've got that about what I
don't know what is that 67 yards
yeah I would think so so you know if
you're really fighting for your life
it's probably going too far
so then your groups are going to be
better with the laser but you know i
like it i think in a low-light you know
adrenaline rush kind of situation the
laser could definitely be your friend
there were a few things we discovered
their one when you can clearly sure to
see the target and you really don't need
the laser if you are trained at all
you're naturally looking for the front
side you're just looking for the front
sight looking for the front side looking
for the front side and I discovered when
I went down to defeat you came range
that when it was darker and I could
actually just put the laser on their
focus on the target and then not
actually look for the laser but just
catching in my peripheral vision my
shooting was a lot quicker and a lot
more accurate when Trevor and I were
shooting we were actually having to hunt
for the laser because it was kind of a
bright day we were able to see it but we
have to look for it to get it on target
as opposed to focusing on the threat
like you wouldn't point shooting and
then just catching the laser in our
peripheral vision impressive trigger
started doing that at the pca range
shooting become a lot more accurate and
a lot quicker so I i discovered that
this was working with the laser now as
far as the light is concerned there's a
couple different ways to turn on this
light you can turn it on a momentary
with a momentary switch which if you're
right-handed your left thumb will catch
that switch and you can push it down and
the light will come on if you push it up
and rock it up and the light stays on
consistently and constantly until you
turn back off again but the momentary
on/off is a little rock downward now
what I discovered is with that with that
rock downward if i had the light on a
momentary on which is this little rock
downward right here
perhaps you can see it then
whenever I fired the gun my thumb
obviously came off of that because of
the recoil of the gun and the light went
off so if you want to have it on you
gotta push it up and get it all the way
on if you just have on that momentary on
the minute you press the trigger that
lights going to go away and you have to
realize you're going to have to push it
again with your thumb so that's a little
strange and i think it's a training
issue is learning how to use a weapon
mounted light now as I said at the
beginning of the video this is something
i've never been trained with which is a
weapons mounted light on a handgun it's
not something i've never gotten any
training with the little drill we were
doing was a frontside drill i learned
there but i can tell you i'm going to go
the next class I take i'm going to take
a class one low light and weapons
mounted light so I can learn more about
them because in my day we didn't have
weapons man delights what we had was
handheld light so i have a lot of
training with those and not so much
training with these so if you know a lot
about these and you probably know more
than i do then please go ahead and
comment and educate me because i would
love to know more about how to use this
light effectively i did find out that
there's that laser-light combo works
really well i like the idea that i can
light up with the threats and identify
it before i press the trigger but at the
same time I also have my laser there and
I can catch that in my peripheral vision
while I'm identifying this red so I know
it should hate this is a real threat
press the trigger this is not a real
threat keep my finger off the trigger
and get the weapon off that person this
is this is a good kind of want to shoot
that individual so having the light is
very powerful from that perspective
there are a couple of settings on it on
here there's a little toggle switch in
the back you can run it laser only light
only or light and laser it depends on
where you set up the toggle and the
adjustment for a7 getting things cited
in its really simple there's a little
allen screw that comes with it and
there's an elevation here in a windage
here it's really simple to adjust now
there are a couple of things I
discovered with it right out of the gate
that is I put up
yeah you know i'm a guy didn't have to
read the instructions what is that rule
when all else fails read the
instructions well it all else didn't
fail so I didn't when I put it on I just
turned this little mounting screw here
finger tight now I tighten up pretty
good but I just tighten its finger type
another when I went to go shoot it
I found that after the
after guns going off about 4-5 times it
was wobbling all over the place and even
though i had it cited in it didn't stay
that way and then i just typed it up
against finger tight again put in the
gun rug and we went and had lunch or
whatever went back to shoot some more
and you know what I guess what in the
gun rug because it got knocked around it
was no longer shine it in so it's
important that this gets tightened down
pretty darn tight otherwise it's not
going to stay cited in because you can
see there's a lot of leverage on it when
it gets pushed here or when it gets
pushed here and it's going to move the
darn thing around so you really want to
make sure that it's well tighten down so
that you keep your point of aim wherever
that laser is there are some companies
that make customs holsters for these
I've got one that's offered to make me a
custom holster once i got the light so
I'm going to contact them and let them
know if they're kind of to build me a
holster i'll review that as well
all in all I like the light but i can
tell you that it's going to take some
training on my part to get used to using
a weapon mounted light if you're not
used to it then it's going to take some
practice and i encourage you to go get
some training that's one of the best
things you can do for yourself is go get
yourself trained other than that I i
found it to be a really positive
addition to my pistol
it's an extremely well-made unit I you
know I can't grouse about the way it's
made the only thing i would say that I
wish it did that it doesn't do if i was
going to look at something that I wanted
to be ready for enough for a relatively
untrained person with a weapons mounted
lighter with a laser particularly the
laser is I really look for lasers to be
instinctive in their activation when i
pick up the gun and pointed out with the
laser on I don't want to have to think
about turning the laser on if I have to
think about turning the laser on then
it's probably not going to come on in
the heat of the moment unless I really
really really really really really train
that so that's that's the one concern
for me is I want that thing to be on
when i draw the when i draw the firearm
if it's on
I wanted to come on when it comes out
this is not going to do that you're
going to have to train to turn it on now
for a home defense gun which this is not
this is actually a carry gun of mine but
i do have a Glock that's a home defense
gun i'm probably going to put this on
yeah i hear a rattling
on the other end of the house and we've
got the kids or whoever whoever is in
the house is supposed to be there we've
got him in the safe zone and the doors
closed door on the phone the police and
I've got a handgun now or maybe this
will go to my wife's can I don't know
but we'll go on one of them and I've got
the shotgun we got a handgun out
yeah i'm just going to turn the light
the laser on because going to be pointed
at the door right and then if it comes
through the door and it doesn't have a
badge on it it's going to get shot as
long as it's not a family member and it
doesn't have its not displaying a bad
it's going to get shot so that's a
really great idea there because that way
it's already on the lasers on the lights
on i can identify my target the last
thing i want to do is inadvertently
shoot a good guy i don't want to shoot a
member of my family got to make sure
that I know where they all are
I certainly don't want to shoot a police
officer I my respect him tremendously my
family have a law enforcement history in
my family and a lot of my friends are
law enforcement so I don't want to in
any way risk shooting anybody that
shouldn't be shot and honestly don't
shoot anybody at all but if I do I want
to make sure i know that is so that's
why I light is incredibly positive if
you're looking at something like this
for home defense gun then this is
awesome
if you're looking at it as a carry
option i suggest you get a lot of
training to make sure that you can
actuate that laser and get that thing on
and get that light on when you want it
on and you do it you know habitually
trained it so much it's just automatic
like clicking the safety off on the 1911
it's just something you do the minute
the guns drawn and you don't have to
think about it otherwise you're probably
going to forget about it in the heat of
the moment so it's going to take some
training so great unit i like it a lot
I'm gonna put it on one of my you know
one of my house guns and probably i'm
going to order a couple more because
it's very inexpensive and get it right
at OpticsPlanet that you sent it to me
there is a link to the product in the
description so check them out at
OpticsPlanet when you get a chance and
also if you wouldn't mind that please
join the National Rifle Association a
lot of people are kind of sliding away
from supporting the NRA and supporting
gun grips now because that you know
president Trump is an office well that's
just the beginning
now is the time to go on off and so we
really need your help please join the
nra and help them out you can do it with
the link that in the description there's
also a little pop up here that will help
you get there if you have a gun for home
defense like this one or another
the fuse for home defense for
self-defense you carry a gun like I do
every day you're going to need to legal
assistance as well I strongly advise
second call defense that is the best
backup legal backup tech company that
I've been able to find it so when i use
and it's the one is just what I used to
protect my family and me that's what I'm
recommending to you check them out
second call defense there is a link in
the description and lastly please share
like and please subscribe for trying to
grow the channel and it's only because
of you that we have a snowball's chance
of doing so thank you very much for
watching the videos I'm very very
grateful that you do have a wonderful
week and best of all no matter what I
want you to please be safe
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Hydro Handbrake Install How to DIY | Part 1 | Custom Mounting Bracket for BMW E30 - Duration: 4:53.
Today we're going to be installing a
hydraulic handbrake on my e30, and we're
going to show you guys how to do it!
I have made multiple brackets for this and
This is the first bracket we made. These
are just two pieces of metal that we had;
we just welded them together as close to
a 90 degree as possible. Now this didn't
fit my car. The hydro was actually
pressing up against one of my seats so we
decided to make another one. This one we
decided to make it sit a little bit
higher
This made clearance but then once we put
it in the car you could actually bend the
metal by just wang-jangling the hydo
so we're going to make a third one and
this one, hopefully, is going to be good.
To do this we're going to be cutting out
the pieces for the bracket and then
we're going to be welding it with my MIG
welder we already have the pieces marked
out with a sharpie and so we're going to
be cutting out this piece and using this
as the top of the bracket, and then this
bottom square is going to be the
part that mounts to the transmission
tunnel, and then these two triangles
right here are going to be little gussets
on either side
hopefully that will prevent it from
bending at all, and keep the hydro
nice and sturdy.
Trickshot! So we have all our pieces cut
out now and we're just going to clean
them up with the grinder and then we
will tack them down and weld 'em.
We're going to be drilling holes in these plates so we
have the mounting holes marked out
for how I want the hydro. This will be
the top plate, and then these guys
are where the bolts will be coming
through the transmission tunnel onto
this. So we are just bolting this in to my
car but you can also just weld it to the
side of transmission tunnel. It's up to you.
Okay so we got our pieces of metal
all cut out and have holes in them for things,
and so now we're going to just weld 'em, 'n stuff.
We've got the bracket all welded up and
now we're going to paint it.
We've got the hydro mounted now and we
have it bolted through the transmission
tunnel, and then it comes through here...
and it's [the bracket] brought up from the original mount.
[With] the original mount, the hydro set about
two-and-a-half inches lower than it is
now, and I mounted it on the opposite
side on - the passenger side - rather than
like, on the driver's side because that
way I can keep my center console because
this car is still my daily driver and so
I kind of wanted it, you know, out of the way.
It's good. So in our next video we're
going to be showing you guys how we
plumbed all of our lines, and uh, yeah so
make sure you like, comment, and subscribe
so you don't miss that.
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E4 Hollyoaks Exclusive Clip: Monday 13th March - Duration: 0:46.
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Resources for Chatbots: Getting Users and Connecting with Bot Makers - Duration: 2:43.
Welcome to Resources!
This is a very, very, important lesson, a very important part of the course
because this is where you can get a lot of the files and a lot of the code that
you will be needing throughout this course.
So, in order to get this stuff, the best place to come is to the Chatbots
Facebook group and it's facebook.com/groups/AiChatBots. So,
once you come here
join the group and then all you have to do is you have to come to files and in
files we have everything made.
Let me explain what each of these things is: first here is the index.js file
this is for the parrot bot. So you can simply click on this and this is your
entire code that we use through the course and this is the basically the
parrot bot right here. And I don't want to go into the cold right now, cause
future lessons are going to be doing that, but this is where you can come and
get the code and you can just copy and paste it right into a notepad or
Visual Studios. The next file is the Procfile.
This is the Procfile. it's literally one line of code, very simple!
You can either copy and paste or you can write it yourself.
And then last but not least is this file, this is the workbook and a couple of
other resources. So here's a SlideShare, so which is right over here and a
tutorial on medium that I wrote. And I write these for this course.
So it's a great way to keep up with the videos and it also gives you all the
code that you need to complete this course and it gives you all the links
everything is in one place makes it very very simple so let me show you both of
those things.
This is the article on medium, on 'How to make a Facebook Message Chatbot' and we go
step by step, has links, has code snippets and it works beautifully in conjunction
with the videos. So here's your npm install, you can copy-paste, very simple
and here is the SlideShare
and you get the idea. So this is the place to come and do it is simply just
come to www.facebook.com/groups/aichatbots
and join and then you can come into the files.
Another place that you'll be able to get this is through our facebook
Aha Moment Labs page. You can just come on here and either go to the website and
look there for the resources or you can just send us a message.
We do have a bot on here, very simple you can just send a message and the bot
will respond and then we'll have links to some of these resources as well.
Please use the resources, makes life very simple. Thank you and see you in the next
class!
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9 Common Phrases English Speakers Get Wrong - Duration: 8:29.
hi out there in YouTube land i'mDrew
Badger and in this video we're going to
cover nine phrases that are commonly
misused by both native speakers and
english learners
the first one is coming down the pike
and this is often misheard and misused
as coming down the pipe people will hear
this is not coming down the pipe because
maybe coming down the pike doesn't make
a lot of sense to many people but the
expression refers to a truck or
something coming down a Turnpike which
is a word for just a large road and
often this is a toll road but anyway
we're talking about something that is
describing a future thing or what's
coming very soon so to use this
correctly you're saying that something
is coming down the pike when you're
talking about the future next people
often say I could care less about an
expression when what they really mean is
I couldn't care less if you say I could
care less and this just means what what
people are trying to say anyway is that
they don't care about something at all
but this is just a common way of
expressing that basically you're saying
that you care about something so little
like this tiny amount if anything that
you could not care about it even less so
you care about it to such a low degree
or such a low level that you can't care
about it less or even more so it sounds
kind of like a weird thing but people
often use this in conversations even
native speakers they will say I could
care less which actually means you still
have really to care less about that
thing so the correct way of using this
is I couldn't care less about this so i
couldn't care less about what I wear
every day for work I couldn't care less
so for me maybe I work at home on my
computer I can sit in my underwear or I
could wear a business suit it doesn't
matter so I couldn't care less about
what I where I couldn't care less
next this is an interesting one to
circumvent the globe what people are
actually trying to say is to
circumnavigate the globe when you
circumvent something both of these have
the idea of circles so traveling around
something circumvent and circumnavigate
but to circumvent means to get around
something typically a problem that you
might have like I'm trying to circumvent
my boss at work maybe he's a
like stopping me from doing something I
want to do so i have to go to a higher
level than him at work but to
circumnavigate the globe means you're
actually traveling around something as
opposed to you're trying to like get
around the earth like it's an obstacle
so you want to circumnavigate the globe
where the Earth's as opposed to
circumvent it next this is a really
common thing that people mistake and
this is to pique your interest but we're
not talking about the peak like the peak
of a mountain or talking about peaking
like you're peeking through a keyhole in
a door we're talking about to peak and
to actually be interested
so when you're talking about this in
conversations there's really no
difference because all of these words
piqué piqué and piqué they have the
same pronunciation but when you're
writing these things you actually want
to use it correctly
often when people will be using these
mistakes in their conversations again it
doesn't matter because you can't hear
anything you can't hear the difference
but when you writing it
people read that and think wow this
person really doesn't know what they're
talking about
so when you're getting your interest
piqued by something it means you're
you're increasing your interest in
something maybe you see something really
interesting and you're looking at that
you're captivated by that thing it is
piquing your interest and use the
correct spelling with that when you
write pique pique next to jibe with to
jive with something to drive with just
means you find it agreeable so it's
something you agree with something you
have no problem with you jive with a
particular thing like maybe like a
presidential example maybe like you jive
with what Donald Trump says are you
don't jive at all with what Donald Trump
has to say or his belief but this is
often confused with jive with and when
people are speaking in a conversational
casual way they will often use these
things very quickly to jive with to jive
with to jive with I really jag with his
views next to nip something in the bud
but people often say this as to nip it
in the butt
so they're saying but like dutt like you
know your butt as opposed to a but which
is thinking about like the bud on a
plant if you think about a problem
that's happening you don't want the
problem to get big and become really
difficult to solve so you want to nip
it in the bud just like trying to
destroy a whole plant or a whole long
branch it's much easier to do it when it
is a small but so if you can think about
nipping something like taking a small
cut just like you're a gardener and
pulling the little buds off of a plant
before they become large it's the same
idea of destroying a problem or ending a
problem before it becomes too big to nip
something in the bud to give something
in the bud next for all intents and
purposes for all intents and purposes
now this is an interesting phrase
because really intent and purpose mean
the same thing but this is just a common
expression that describes well for all
the reasons we want to do something or
for all the reasons that something might
happen but what people will often say is
for all intensive purposes now this is a
different way obviously you're
pronouncing something a little bit
different but it changes the meaning of
it so instead of intent and purposes
you're talking about intensive purposes
which is like really strong purposes
which doesn't really make much sense
so if you're using this be sure to use
it correctly for all intense and
purposes for all intents and purposes
next this is another common one that's
misused by people self-deprecating vs
self-depreciating now to depreciate
something this is the opposite of
appreciate where were maybe thinking
about reducing the value of something so
it kind of makes sense in the situation
but we're talking about self-deprecating
which is actually the word when you
maybe you tell a joke about yourself or
say something bad about yourself like
wow my hair is looking really bad or
like my ears are too big so you're kind
of taking the opportunity to to maybe
humble yourself a little bit with
self-deprecating humor or to say
something that is self-deprecating to be
careful when you're writing these things
because often like the spell checker
you'll be using when you're maybe typing
something it will give you the correct
word because depreciate or depreciating
is a word both of those are actual words
so you need to make sure just like
another common example is talking about
more van or more than ye be made this
like made this mistake a lot when I was
younger when you're talking about i like
something more than
something else but people often type in
war then now you don't want to use then
in this because it doesn't make sense
for the situation but it is the correct
word so it often won't be checked with
spelling so be careful when you're
typing these things out that you go back
and review the spelling of them self
deprecating is what you should be using
next another common one hunger pains
this is often misspoken as hunger pains
like you've got pains in your stomach
and you feel hungry and you should eat
something
so it feels like this should be a
correct thing to say you feeling some
hunger pains of hunger pains but really
paying is the actual correct word and
this describes the same thing so this is
one of those situations where if you say
oh I've got some hunger pains nobody is
really going to correct you in a
situation but if you're writing this
you're trying to use it in a much more
professional way you should be using the
correct thing which is hunger pain
hunger pains
well that's it for this video I hope you
have enjoyed it if you have to click
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that you would like to learn i also
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Curtin University staff celebrate 50 Years of Innovation - Duration: 6:59.
>> Curtin is not just there to describe
the world, but to help change it.
>> What really attracts me about Curtin is
its innovative approach and its courage
to try new things.
>> University that gives students the world,
the University that engages the world.
>> Really satisfying to know that the
work that you're doing is actually going
to be translated into some sort of use in the community.
>> It's got that combination of academic excellence and
a willingness to change the world.
>> The most satisfying thing that I do at Curtin,
I suppose is when I see students graduate,
they go on to live their dreams.
>> I think the proudest thing that I like about Curtin is
they see a vision and then they go after
that vision. And through that we're
creating, I think some really great
opportunities. And certainly for me
that's been one of the most inspiring aspects.
>>To be able to connect the relevance and the
meaning and the wonder of the science and
research that gets done here at Curtin, that's pretty awesome.
>> Curtin dares to do things that a lot of
other universities don't dare to.
>> I've been here for 25 years. I feel I've impacted,
I've done something that I believe in. I've helped
people transform and I wouldn't change it for anything.
>> I love working with students.
I just absolutely adore that.
>> These young people are fantastic. They really, they genuinely
inspire me, they are totally engaged, they
want to learn and they want to do it well.
They want to have integrity, they
want to be brave, they want to get out there
and tell not just the stories that we know, but the stories that we
don't, and they find a way to surprise me every
semester and that really keeps me going.
>> I've been here for so many years I absolutely
just love it. Recently I was in the
hospital and one of the nurses was one
of my previous students. And I was like, yes!
Someone who liked my unit, and who actually
knows what she's doing.
>> So I've been here for such a long time that people have
been my students are now my colleagues.
>> Being able to enable all these students
that embark in international
experiences to have just this time of their life.
>> Being able to make a
difference in the lives of students who
wouldn't otherwise find an easy pathway
to Curtin and ensure that they're
successful, is a really important and
rewarding part of what we do here.
>> The Einstein's of today could be from any
background, anywhere and I think that we
offer that avenue.
>> The opportunity to design the future
for Curtin, and to be part of the statement of
a new journey for this wonderful
University of red bricks and pathways to the future.
>> I started at the School of Mines on
February the fifth, 1968. I love the work, I love the interaction with the students
and I love the fact that I can go to work
and do something useful.
>> It's almost like a big family.
>> There's history everywhere and they've looked after it which is very nice and
very rewarding I think.
>> Teaching and you know, moulding young minds is a very rewarding profession.
And I couldn't be more proud of being a part of Curtin.
>> WASM is one of the best in mining universities in the world.
>> I have been at Curtin for
nearly 20 years and the expansion in that
period of time has been phenomenal.
We have opened in Singapore, we've opened
in Miri in Sarawak.
>> We are making a positive impact and I feel very proud about that.
>> We work together as a team. We're always able to pull it together.
>> I'm as happy to see staff move forward and progress in their
careers, as I am to see students
move forward and excel in their careers.
>> Being part of the Curtin family, really makes me proud, because it's
really inclusive and forward-looking.
>> The most satisfying part of the work that I
do at Curtin is seeing my students
graduate and know that they're able to
take on the working world and
take on new challenges in their life.
>> I'm working for an organisation that supports
diversity and innovation.
>> The most satisfying part of the work is that I
have the ability to help students with
their study matters.
>> Through both our teaching and our research, we have the possibility to
positively impact on people's lives.
>> The most satisfying thing I have working down
here in Margaret River for Curtin is seeing
the students graduate and seeing them
also becoming industry leaders.
>> So what makes me proud to work at Curtin as an Aboriginal
person we have a whole Centre of
Aboriginal Studies purposely built.
So it's great to be able to share the stories.
>> Curtin has engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander issues.
The Reconciliation Action Plan.
>> It's such a diverse and accepting place.
>> That people are really wanting to
make this an inclusive and welcoming
community, to include people regardless
of their background, it's fantastic. I love it.
>> There's a whole wealth of diversity of approaches
to the way we see the world as human
beings, and I think I find that really exciting.
>> Diversity, all the inclusiveness,
all the friendly faces, you can be whoever you
are and feel at home.
>> What makes me proud to work at Curtin
is the people. Everyone here believes in education.
>> We actually walk the talk, so we support
staff and so that we enable them to have
impact and to explore what they want to do.
>> So you get to learn a lot from your
colleagues and it's not just from
Australia but all over the world.
>> I definitely think it's the sense of community.
Everyone seems to be working towards a common goal.
>> Working with the
colleagues that I work with, I think we
we have a synergy together.
>> People have such a passion for what they're doing and it's infectious.
It's really great to be a part of that.
>> I've been at Curtin for 42 years.
It's been great to watch Curtin grow
and be part of the Curtin journey.
>> And just to see how much has been achieved in that period.
Huge rise in the research
reputation of the University, creation of a
medical school, one of the largest
business schools in Australia, it's just
a place that makes you proud, pretty well
everything it does. It's a fantastic place to work.
>> I'm enormously proud to be Vice-Chancellor of
Curtin University. Proud in terms of what
Curtin is achieving and has achieved,
proud of our innovative approach to everything
we do and proud of our ambitious and
entrepreneurial spirit. But what I'm most
proud of is that we never lose sight of our
fundamental mission,
to transform lives through education, to have impact through our research,
and to enrich the communities in which we are embedded.
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Bendy and the Ink Machine - SpeedPaint - Duration: 4:49.
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Test Your Bot - How to Make a Chatbot - Duration: 2:01.
Welcome back! Right now you should have an app, a messenger app up live that you
can actually message right to your page. So you can go to messenger, find the
corresponding page that you're associated with your messenger app. In
this case, it's Aha Moment Labs and you should be able to interact with it. So
when I go there when I type 'hi' it
the parrot says 'hi'. If I typed in anything else, that gets parroted back
too.
So, except there is there's one command that I've programmed that won't do that
and that is 'Aha'.
If i type in 'aha' this is what what you get: you get back these cards.
Ok, now these are cards are provided again by Facebook. So, there are two
different types of cards. One has a web URL and other one is a postback. A
postback is simply a response, so if you push post back, it says, 'postback received'
and you can make it say anything really.
Right. If you did web URL, boom it sends you to another page and then this is
another type of card. The second type of card
which is just a postback. It does not include the link. Now, as you can see
here you have a number of different different elements. You have a postback
element, you have a an element right here where you have it like a description, you
have a title and you just have the image and over here we have all the same
elements except there's also a web URL.
Now you may also be thinking well how many of these options can I include?
Right? Can I have one two three four five
post backs or URLs or combinations? And answers 3,
you can have up to three. So in both of these cases, there's one here and two
over here so let's say that you wanted to change this up
what would you do?
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CARBORUNDUM • Rob's Stone Healing - Duration: 3:11.
Welcome to Rob's Stone Healing. Today is about Carborundum.
That is this stone. They are very small stones.
An individual is larger.
But mostly you will find them as little insignificant pieces.
But very powerful. It is a stone with a red character.
He works on your blood.
It improves blood flow to your skin.
And the small capillaries.
We see this in the winter.
Hands and feet is the farthest from your heart away.
There are all these tiny blood vessels. That allows better flow.
Cold hands and feet disappear. If you use such a stone.
Even though it is very small.
It works a bit like a blood thinner, you could say.
Allowing blood to flow faster.
Causing blockages in that blood is going to solve.
A nice feature thereof. Blood is joy.
If your blood better by flowing through your body.
By such Carborundum. Then you will be happier.
You get more enthusiasm for your life. That is of course great.
It is a stone that also makes your face for better blood flow.
It is a very good stone against skin problems.
Skin disorders.
Too thick blood. If you suffer from it.
That makes it thinner and restores.
It also works on your nerves. And your blood vessels.
What does.
It reduces pain in the nerves. Neuralgia.
That's a nice advantage. Since many people suffer from.
Also works in your lungs. You alveoli and bronchi you.
That has to do that...
your lungs are for how you think about yourself. And your life.
If you get more excitement in your life.
Because blood brings back your zest for life.
Then the lungs will there also refurbishing.
And do you take a different view. How do you live your life.
you go there are more positive.
your oxygen supply is also better.
And the whole blood flow of the lungs is improved.
Are you going to accept yourself more in your life.
And if you do not watch your life is fun too.
Carborundum, great stone.
Thanks for looking. And see you next time.
Thank you, bye.
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How to Set Up Chatbot Server - Full Chatbot Course - Duration: 7:44.
Oh next we're going to be creating the server. So setting up the server is very
simple but it has to be done right.
It's very very pivotal so what we need to do is install node.js. If you don't
already have it,
head over to nodejs.org install it and make sure it's running. Now, once it's
running, its actually going to be running and accessible through your terminal. So, it's
not something that you're going to have to open up and run. So once you've
done that, the next thing we're going to do is going to be installing the heroku
tool belt.
So in order to do that just head over to toolbelt.heroku.com and download and
install this as well.
Once you've done that we're going to be following these instructions.
It's very simple, you're going to come into your terminal
you're going to log in to heroku by following this command: it's
'$heroku login' and let me show you what that looks like in here going to press
Enter
It's going to ask you for your login your password once you've done that you
want to CD into your into your app. So you probably don't have an app folder
created, so we're going to create one right now, so let me show you what that
looks like. So before we can do that we need to go over some of the command
lines that you can be using right here inside of terminal. When you see this
character right here '~'
that means that you're in your home directory, so anytime you're curious
where is home
this will signify it. So once you're in this directory you can do certain things,
for example let's say we did the 'ls' command,
it's going to list out all of the folders that belonged to a root folder.
So we see we have: documents, downloads, dropbox, pictures, so on right.
If we want to see where we are in terms of everything else, like what folders are in
front of us and behind us and that sort of thing , we can use
'pwd' which going to print working directory and you can see we're in SMK
and in front of us its users.
So let's say that we want to go into one of these directories. All we have to do
is put change directory, which is 'cd'
then the name of the director, so let's say we put 'documents'.
I'll do you copy and paste paste it right here
you're more than welcome to do and boom were in documents and then you can see
right here were in document. So if you're ever curious where you are
just print, print out and you can see that we're in documents and that SMK is the
folder above us. So let's say we want to go back up to SMK how would we do that?
We would do: 'cd ..' that takes us right back in it and here we are.
So these are some of the very very high level of things that we can do with it.
So one of the other things you can do is we can create folders. So in order to
make a folder we all we have to do is go to 'mkdir'
which stands for make directory and then we create the name of the
folder so in this case we're going to call this parrot app or just call it
parrot,
so PARROT. If you want to create this in your right off of your
root folder you can go but in my case I want to create it in the
desktop. So , how am I going to do that? I'm going to come in and want to change directory,
go to desktop and boom now I am in desktop and then i'm going to make directory.
Right made directory and boom
I've made the directory! And now let's see if it's there.
It's right here you can see I in the list, node.js, Sandbox,
that's right there! So let's move into this to actually, do CD and also you want
to make sure that it's lower case!
So you don't want to use any upper case. Now we know that we are here in
'parrot' and just to make sure
boom you can see we are in desktop and in the parrot app. So let's say
that, just to give you another example it's right up here so we can see the folder
was created! So once we've done that now we can follow this. So make sure we're
in here and let's finish up to the heroku install. We want to do we want to 'cd'
into the app so we just did that and then we want to do '$heroku create'. Ok now
I already have the toolbelt but in your case you want to do '$heroku create'
You can also copy and paste it and I will provide this stuff and all of
the resources. So you can do a lot of copy pasting so boom and then just press
enter and boom it'll it'll let you go ahead and it will create that for you. So
once you've done that
the very next thing I need you to do is you want to get the latest version of
'NPM'. Now here's the command line for that its: 'sudo npm install npm --global' and
the way that looks something like this.
Enter it's going to ask you for your password so let me put mine in real quick.
Once you've done it, it's going to initialize, is going to go through all
these different processes going to install the Npm for you and make sure
that it's up to date. After we've done that, we're going to initialize git. What
does that mean? It's going to create a repository inside that folder so you
know we can create programs that sort of thing. So as soon as this is done
that's going to be the next step so
once you've completed this it's going to look something like that.
So let's do: 'npm init'. Boom there you go!
So now what it's going to do it's going to walk us through creating the
package. So right now the first things it is asking me as what do you want to call
your app? So I will call it 'parrot'. Then it's going to ask what's the version?
1.0.0 is fine
Description, you can add a description here, you can make it say whatever you want.
You can skip this just by pressing enter which is what i'm doing right. Now you
can add a your git repository to here. Keywords
again this is so people could find it more easily, also you could put your name
here,
license. And then say this look okay? Yes
and boom it's created for you! So let's do 'LS' just to see what's in this
folder. So now we know that in the 'parrot' folder we have the the package.jason
file in there. So once you've done this
good job so far! Now last but not least we're going to be installing the
dependencies.
So this dependency is called the 'body parser' and it's going to allow us to
manipulate how the messages look so it's going to parse them up so you can do a
copy and paste it in here or you can just follow along. Put 'npm install
express request: body-parser' and then just enter it and it's going to go
through this process
and boom. So now you have this dependency, very very important to have
this dependency!
So once you've done this, congratulations you have set up your server and you're
ready to move on to the next part! And once again thank you for taking the
class, I look forward to seeing you in the next one!
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Doctors Will Never Tell You This This Is How To Cure The Thyroid Gland With Just One Ingredient! - Duration: 1:49.
doctors will never tell you this this is
how to cure thyroid gland with just one
ingredient the thyroid gland is located
at the bottom of the neck and it is in
the form of a bow tie or butterfly
this is a very important plan that
produces sigh Roxon a hormone that helps
in regulating metabolism heart rate and
children's growth and development to
preserve your thyroid healthy then you
definitely need this remedy that
successfully treats the thyroid gland in
case of iodine deficiency
here's how to make the perfect remedy
ingredients 40 pieces of green young
walnuts one kilogram of organic honey
one large or several small jobs
preparation wash the walnuts dry and
stab them with a needle or a knife place
them in a jar and pour honey over them
leave the jar open and exposed to the
Sun this process should last at least 40
days and then you have to strain the
liquid and pour it into a glass bottle
time to use
take two tablespoons every morning and
every night this is considered one of
the best remedies for thyroid and should
be prepared at least for prevention
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Meet the Queens - Duration: 20:49.
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Making a Bot Full Course: Quick Review - Duration: 1:24.
Welcome back! So now it's time to trigger Facebook to send messages.
This is very simple thing to do, so get your page access token, from before. You
want to take that number, you want to copy paste into a notepad and then you
want to put it in here. And then you want to take this command, the curl command,
copy paste it right into your terminal and make sure you're in the right folder.
You want to press enter. Now I won't do that because I've already done this and
it's already connected.
Once you've done this, you want to press ENTER and what it's going to do, is it's
going to trigger Facebook to send messages!
So once you've done that, that was the last step. Now your bot should be
working!
Let's do a quick review, a quick checklist of everything that you've done
up to this point on the Facebook side.
You should have by now added a new Facebook app link to the Facebook page,
set up a web hook and put it
access token in your index file. And then obviously saved it and push it to heroku.
And then, just now, done the curl command and then again you want to save it and
push that to heroku as well. So, if you've done everything,
what you can do now is go to your Facebook page.
Ok, the corresponding Facebook page and send yourself a message and see what
happens next! So, it should work, it should be alive!
Let's move to the next lesson.
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Exploring Chatbot Possibilities - How to Make a Bot Full Course - Duration: 3:03.
Oh it makes your app for more conversational, so let's see what this
looks like.
Here I used the animated gif you can see that looks pretty cool.
Now, it does not show up on the messenger app for the iphone.
I don't know why, maybe the gif is too big, maybe it's not sized properly
but it does show up on the web version which is kind of cool and you can see
here i added a number of different options. Let's say that we go to the
10 minute meditation,
what does it take us? Ok, takes us to videos,
the video link. And then we have sounds of nature, which is a payload, nope it's a
link too.
Sometimes I forget, so again these are links.
Let's see what that is, ok
boom. Ok see we just got a response back right
so
and this kind of gives you an idea of how a chatbot works. Very simple, very
easy, certain words trigger certain actions, responses ,cards and so on. And
then you can have certain methods that kind of like, the echo feature, the
parrot feature. So again you can come in here and you can manipulate it more
you could add more statements, are more words that trigger things like 'hi' in our case
trigered it, 'aha' triggered it.
One of the cool things you can do, is you can just come in here and you can play
with some of the other BOTS and kind of get an idea of how other people are
creating bots. And this is from CNN
you can put in words like 'Warriors' and will may give you stories about the
Golden State Warriors right.
You could read the story, you could ask CNN, if you read the story this is like a
link it's going to send you to the actual story. If you want to read it, if you
want to ask CNN, you can do that. And then usually, they have one more option which
is like snippets
but maybe they don't have on this version, ok we here it is: 'get
summary'. So boom and it gives you like a small little summary of the story and
then you could do more. So, here's an another example of a card that doesn't
have a picture, so you can see it just has the three options.
So again messenger bots are very cool. They allow you to communicate, it makes things
more interactive, it makes content interactive instead of static and that's
a huge huge shift. So once again thanks for being part of this course and I hope
you learned a lot and that you got your first bot up and now you can start
manipulating, creating cool new bots.
Once again thank you and we'll see you in the next lecture!
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