Mike Schutte tmikeschu

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Lie Ledger

Ethan Bennett - The Product

Nick Erhardt - The Polish

David Knott - The Program

Mike Schutte - The Project

What are your learning goals for this project?

Ethan: integrating contracts on the BC

Contributing to Boulder Food Rescue: Food Rescue Bot

Why: I have helped at a low level in the past at Boulder.rb Meetups, and want to contribute more fully.
What: I got in touch with one of the main contributors, and I will be cleaning up the legacy code style violations and writing some feature tests in RSpec.
I Need: To schedule regular time to commit to this, and set up my environment for development.
When I'm Done: I will know the code base enough to hopefully add a new feature or improve an existing one.

Guiding Questions to Define The Relationship:

Quantified Self: Robbie Smith and Mike Schutte

What are your learning goals for this project?

Robbie: Learn more JavaScript, maybe pure JS challenge Mike: similar, ES6, pure JS, TDD

What is your collaboration style? How do you feel about pair programming vs. divide-and-conquer approaches?

M4 Reflection

Fork this gist and answer these questions to reflect on your learning experiences.

What brought you to Turing?

Luck/fate/insert-term-for-cosmic-incident-here. I wound up at an informational session because my partner, Hannah, was interested. I was in a pretty insecure and hollow place after one year of a PhD program, and the Turing tribe resonate with me from the start. I was drawn here because the people seemed smart and not pretentious, and the work seemed meaningful and engaging.

Where do you see yourself after Turing?

	def top_3_words(text)
	sterilized_words(text).reduce({}, &count_words)
	.sort_by(&by_count).map(&first).reverse.take(3)
	end

	def count_words
	lambda do \|result, word\|
	result[word] = (result[word] \|\| 0) + 1 ;
	result
	end

	def turing_transform(person)
	4.times do
	person.destroy_confidence
	person.teach_some_stuff
	person.take_lots_of_money
	person.reduce_melanin
	person.throw_a_little_morsel_of_confidence
	person.make_some_great_friends
	end
	person

	class SecretWordFinder
	def initialize(alphabet, cryptic_string)
	raise ArgumentError, "Invalid characters in cryptic string" unless valid?(alphabet, cryptic_string)

	@alphabet = alphabet
	@cryptic_string = cryptic_string
	end

	def self.find_secret_word(alphabet, cryptic_string)
	new(alphabet, cryptic_string).find_secret_word