James Mayer is a senior technical systems lead with over 20 years of experience in software, hardware, and firmware development for wireless networks, satellite networks, broadband systems, and consumer electronics. He has a proven record of leading cross-functional teams to meet demanding business and technical requirements. Mayer is skilled in systems engineering, embedded Linux design, rapid prototyping, wireless network design, and project leadership. He has worked in commercial and defense environments for companies such as L3 Communications, General Micro Systems, DirecTV, Linquest Corporation, General Dynamics, Intel, and others. Mayer holds an MSEE from USC and a BSEE from UC Santa Barbara.
James Mayer is a senior technical systems lead with over 20 years of experience in software, hardware, and firmware development for wireless networks, satellite networks, broadband systems, and consumer electronics. He has a proven record of leading cross-functional teams to meet demanding business and technical requirements. Mayer is skilled in systems engineering, embedded Linux design, rapid prototyping, wireless network design, and project leadership. He has worked in commercial and defense environments for companies such as L3 Communications, General Micro Systems, DirecTV, Linquest Corporation, General Dynamics, Intel, and others. Mayer holds an MSEE from USC and a BSEE from UC Santa Barbara.
James Mayer is a senior technical systems lead with over 20 years of experience in software, hardware, and firmware development for wireless networks, satellite networks, broadband systems, and consumer electronics. He has a proven record of leading cross-functional teams to meet demanding business and technical requirements. Mayer is skilled in systems engineering, embedded Linux design, rapid prototyping, wireless network design, and project leadership. He has worked in commercial and defense environments for companies such as L3 Communications, General Micro Systems, DirecTV, Linquest Corporation, General Dynamics, Intel, and others. Mayer holds an MSEE from USC and a BSEE from UC Santa Barbara.
This document discusses ways to improve the checkout process and reduce shopping cart abandonment rates. It notes that the average abandonment rate is over 68% and that the top reason for abandonment is the checkout process. Better UX design could potentially recover 63% of the $4 trillion in abandoned cart sales annually. The document provides tips for each part of the checkout process, including making registration optional, reducing forms to only required fields, validating fields with smart errors, improving credit card forms, and optimizing the mobile checkout experience.
This document provides a summary and critique of two articles on the prohibition of interest in Christianity and Islam. Both articles recognize that views on interest have changed over time, being prohibited in Christianity only if excessive, while any form remains prohibited in Islam. They mainly focus on the historical and religious aspects of prohibition. There are some similarities in their arguments but also weaknesses like lacking discussion of modern societal impacts and Islamic banking practices. Overall the document provides an overview and analysis of the two articles on the shared yet also differing stances between Christianity and Islam regarding prohibitions on interest.
This document discusses algorithms and why some people deliberately try to manipulate or "game" them. It provides several examples of how algorithms have been gamed, such as Google bombing where people manipulate search results. The document also discusses how algorithms are now ubiquitous and can influence people in subtle ways, functioning as a form of "social control." Some reasons proposed for why people game algorithms are that it's fun, the algorithms are flawed, or to gain some advantage from manipulating the system.
Linux のネットワーク設定情報を取得し、描画するツール "plotnetcfg" のインストール方法や描画サンプル。
"How to" for installing / using "plotnetcfg" which scans networking config of Linux machine and plots a diagram of the configuration hierarchy.
9. 例: PULL/PUSHを書いてみる(3)
1 seconds wait. "The process ends after a second"
poller stopAndCloseSockets.
● stopAndCloseSocketsでNnPollerを止める
● 実際にはensure:で確実に止めるようにしたほうが良い