I was not offended personally, however I was annoyed that a conversation
on a topic that I felt helpful to the community was being shut down.
When I shared the response I got the feedback was that the received
answer fell under was the umbrella of "mansplainining" and how a
response such as that is problematic and explained why folks are turned
off to tech, it certainly factors into my weariness with engaging with
various communities out there.
It's not that I have any doubt of my skills, but that in the way they
were called out was problematic because it shifted the topic from
solving a problem to a question about the skillset of the person
presenting the problem. That was the cause of irritation.
The only offense taken was that my time was wasted and that further
research into the problem was being brushed aside by questioning skill
rather than looking into the actual problem presented.
Anyhow, I found something useful, and I will be looking at making it
more generally useful and hopefully sharing with the community.
Adding a snippet like this to my app was very helpful, however I'm
wondering if there's something I'm missing that may cause a catastrophe?
I'm looking at maybe making it useful for detecting if a new piece of
code happens to also cause more then "N" queries to suddenly happen,
making the app slow.
Is there maybe a better way?
thanks,
-Alfred
+++ b/jetbridge/models/quiz_attempt.py
@@ -84,12 +84,21 @@ class QuizAttempt(JBModel, db.Model):
query = query.options(jl)
return query
+ def new_score_before_cursor_execute(self, conn, cursor, statement,
parameters, context, executemany):
+ log.info("quiz_attempt id: {} ".format(self.id))
+ log.info("vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv\nNEW_SCORE: Received statement:
%s\n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\n", statement)
+
+
def new_score(self, question_id=None, question=None):
"""The new scoring system.
Returns a triple (total_score, base_score, timer_bonus)
"""
_log_scores("Called new_score")
+ from sqlalchemy import event
+ listen_obj = db.session.connection()
+ fun = self.new_score_before_cursor_execute
+ event.listen(listen_obj, "before_cursor_execute", fun)
table = dict()
"""
@@ -143,6 +152,7 @@ class QuizAttempt(JBModel, db.Model):
log.debug("loops = {}".format(loops))
log.debug("score: {} (base: {}, timer_bonus:
{})".format(total_score, base_score, timer_bonus))
"""
+ event.remove(listen_obj, "before_cursor_execute", fun)
return {
"score_total": total_score,
"score_base": base_score,
On 10/17/16 10:34 AM, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
Alfred-
I'm sorry you felt offended and misinterpreted my comment. I did not
think you were unskilled in the slightest. Quite the opposite (i did
look you up).
Your concerns and solutions were in-line with to how every highly
experienced lower-level engineer I've worked with has approached an
issue in a Python app. I was hoping to spark a positive discussion,
not offend you.
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