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Sergio Ramos: What we learned from his new documentary

Ramos with wife Pilar Rubio and their three children Sergio Jr, Marco and Alejandro

“In soccer, there are no brothers.”

Sergio Ramos’ mother recalls what her famous son said after breaking his elder brother – and now agent – Rene’s nose in a friendly a number of years ago.

No anecdote better encapsulates the winning mentality of a footballer who is both loved and loathed.

It is one of many revelations from an Amazon documentary about the Real Madrid and Spain captain, which attempts to show his other sides – the family man, the musician and even the world champion horse trainer.

“That image doesn’t always reflect who I really am,” the 33-year-old says at the start of El Corazon de Sergio Ramos (Sergio Ramos’ heart). “I have never shared my private live with anyone.”

This is what we learned about Ramos – warning, spoilers ahead.

‘The worst season ever’

“When we opened the doors to Prime Video to make this documentary series, we didn’t imagine that it would be the worst season,” Ramos told Esquire.

Filmed over the course of the 2018-19 season, Real, who had won four Champions League titles in five years, finished third in La Liga, were knocked out of the European Cup by Ajax and had three managers.

Early in episode two, before Real are beaten 5-1 at the Nou Camp by Barcelona to signal the end of manager Julen Lopetegui’s reign, Ramos says: “We’ve never experienced anything like this since I’ve been here.

“We can’t go out with these results, we can’t even take our kids to the park.”

He also addresses deliberately picking up a yellow card during Real’s Champions League tie at Ajax, which led to a two-game ban by Uefa and him missing the subsequent 4-1 defeat in the return leg as they crashed out of Europe.

“It was the one small dark moment in the game,” he says.

Raheem Sterling also gets a mention in one episode after Spain lose 3-2 to England in the Nations League and Ramos is accused of stamping on the Manchester City forward.

“It’s nothing, the guy knows that. I didn’t even touch him, yet he claims I stepped on him,” adds Ramos. “With everything that’s happened that is the last thing I needed.”

His father ‘almost killed him’ over his first tattoo

Ramos’ tattooed back

“I honestly couldn’t tell you how many tattoos I have today,” Ramos says.

His body is covered in ink, including images of the Champions League and World Cup trophies etched on his calf muscles.

But his first ever tattoo, he reveals, was a small elf with a football which was inked on his back when he was 14 or 15 years old. “My father nearly killed me,” he says.

That tattoo is no longer visible – he has since covered it up with a wolf.

He’s a world champion horse breeder and guitar player

Aside from football, Ramos’ other passions in life are horses and music.

He is a horse breeder, owning the Yeguada SR4 stables in Seville. His favourite stallion, Yucatan de Ramos, which he describes as the “apple of my eye”, has been crowned world champion.

Ramos also loves flamenco music and is a keen singer and guitar player, saying that music is a “way of freeing myself”.

When told by wife Pilar that he sings well, he replies: “I sing with conviction, but I don’t sing well.”

In one episode called ‘Music’, we see Ramos play his guitar live on the Spanish show El Hormiguero.

He has a bromance with Vazquez

Vazquez and Ramos

Spanish winger Lucas Vazquez and Croatia midfielder Luka Modric are the only other Real players to feature in the documentary.

Vazquez and Ramos have special handshakes the pair started creating “when we first had aspirations of winning the Champions League”.

The pair bet on who will score the most goals, which Ramos would have won with his 11 compared Vazquez’s five.

And they love to wind up Ballon d’Or winner Modric.

As Vazquez and Ramos talk about their prospects of winning the Copa del Rey, Modric can be seen speaking on a video call next to them.

“Modric is on the phone all day,” says Ramos. “We give him a hard time, plus he starts talking Croatian very loudly, so we give him an even harder time.”

He practices Panenka penalties… a lot

Many of Ramos’ 108 goals for club and country have come from the penalty spot and he favours the ‘Panenka’ style chip down the middle of the goal.

Ramos is shown practising the technique long after training has finished.

He says he started using it as he scored in Spain’s penalty shootout win against Portugal in the Euro 2012 semi-finals, just months after he missed a penalty against Bayern Munich in the 2012 Champions League semi-final.

“We have all copied someone and in this case it was Panenka, often the easiest thing to do is the hardest,” he adds.

He’s a family man but his isn’t his child’s favourite player

His three children Sergio Jr, Marco and Alejandro and wife Pilar are clearly the most important things in Ramos’ life.

We see Ramos play football with his kids in the garden, give them advice and lament being away from his family.

He also reveals that, before he met TV presenter Pilar, he “dreamt of her for three nights in a row”, adding: “I thought she was a bit out of my league, but she eventually came around.”

And in the Ramos household, the defender is not his son’s favourite player, with Sergio Jr choosing Modric instead.

While he may have broken his brother’s nose when they were younger, Rene is Ramos’ closest confidant.

And going through his vast football shirt collection, which includes those worn by David Beckham, Frank Lampard, Andres Iniesta, Lionel Messi and Roberto Carlos, he holds up a “legendary” one with Rene’s name on the back, from his playing days in a third division side.

Sergio Ramos and brother and agent Rene

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IS RUST WORTH IT?

Alright guys, so for several weeks I have been studying rust, playing with it,trying to make meaningful programs using the keypoints of the language. what do I mean by that

zero-cost abstractions

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The highlights of the language are more wordy than I like(I enjoy understanding text without frying my brain to read at a college level). so ill break some of this down. Zero-cost abstration: This is the idea in Rust, that you can implement and use interfaces without lowering performance(basically). Move semantics: This is probably my second favorite thing about rust, This is the act of moving variables between functions and different scopes, by transferring ownership or borrowing , and when the variable exits scope, it will be disposed of in memory. ( you can google ownership and borrowing , i dont want this post to drag on). Guaranteed memory safety: RUST WILL NOT LET YOU RUN A PROGRAM THAT IS NOT MEMORY SAFE. the language and compiler forces you to write safe code. this is the sole reason for rusts existence. The last few keypoints are something that can be explained quickly through google searches, and in my point are not that important ( except traits, but those are basically interfaces, and threading is important but not for the scope of this post). Now to the good stuff. Is Rust Worth it. If you are coming from a c/c++ background( or have taken some classes on it) then you know about pointers, references, and how fun they can be [sarcasm]. Rust makes using pointers simple, and easy, and the compiler will not let you use a pointer incorrectly or unsafely(unless specified, but dont do that if you dont have to). By using the "move semantics" you pass everything a function needs /safely/.That is the big deal about Rust, being able to do everything safely, and not having to worry about seg-faults or other random errors. Now, other than the safety nets, the language does offer zero-cost abstraction, so you can do interfacing and other abstractions safely, and without slowing performance. That is it. That is all the language has offered to me in the past months. It can do everything C can do. It can do it SAFER though. But, if you program in C or C++ you know there are safe ways to do things, so if you actively try to be safe, you will be safe. Rust is for the people that arent actively trying or do not know what is unsafe about their code. Rust is a C safety-net, with some nice things added to the language, like UTF-8 encoding by default, disposing of unneeded variables and memory for you (THIS IS A BIG HELP DO NOT GET ME WRONG), and faster interfacing. But does that make Rust worth it? Yes and no. Yes because you can make sure you are safe, and you can make sure your programs are efficient. Rust can also be compiled to a shared object ( dynamic library) and be used by C with extern functions ( THAT ARE SAFE), and the language is fast, just as fast as C from what I have come to understand(i could be wrong). No because C can do everything Rust can as long as you are safe about your code, and check and try it over and over again with testing. C also has rich libraries developed for things that rust doesnt( YET, libraries are constantly being developed and ported to rust). For instand http is really hard with Rust right now. OpenGL is kind of hard ( though the game engines i have tried are nice with rust.) And finally, it is a little confusing as to how to interop rust with other languages at times, it took me 2 weeks before I was able to use it with C( it was because I am stupid and did not know you can just gcc main.c and rust.so).So as long as you are safe with C, you are just as good as if you were to use rust.

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I had an ok week. Some final duplicates work is done, and there is some polishing to the new tag autocomplete.

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The duplicates filter can now detect if static images with the same resolution are pixel-for-pixel duplicates! If they are, it gives one of the standard 'comparison' statements on the right hover window. Furthermore, if one file is a png and the other not, this statement will colour green/red and bias heavily to the non-png, since the png is likely a bloated 'clipboard' duplicate that you don't want. Pixel summary data is not cached long-term, so this routine takes a bit of extra CPU. It only kicks in if both files are images with the same res, but nonetheless please let me know if this makes the duplicate filter too laggy for you. I expect the new 'pixel hash' data will be cached at the db level in future to auto-resolve png/not-png dupes like this.

Also, the duplicate filter will now match the two files' zooms even if their resolution ratio differs! Zoom is now locked so the two files' widths are matched, along with the files' top-left corners. Two files with resolution 1920x1080 and 1912x1080 will now line up pretty good even if you zoom and pan.

And I have written a new system predicate for whether a file is the best file of its duplicate group (also called the 'king'). It provides an easy way to find only the best files, or only those that are not the best. It is bundled with the old 'num duplicate relationships' system predicate under the new 'system:file relationships' predicate.

I also fixed an issue with the 'custom action' button that wasn't letting custom actions go through unless some file was deleted--the final deletion question dialog now has a 'delete neither' choice, which is the default.

And if you want to feel some despair, Mr Bones now reports potential, duplicate, and alternate counts.

The duplicates storage overhaul is pretty much done. There is plenty more I could do, but I have now finished the main db focus of the work. Beyond some final UI stuff, there is only some decent new help to write. I would like to have that done next week, so I can draw a line under this job. It was more work than I expected, but I am overall really happy with it.

tag autocomplete

Last week's autocomplete changes seem to have overall gone pretty well. However, being able to search so fast has revealed some old 'limiters' I had in place to stop certain super laggy searches going ahead. And some old wildcard logic was flawed. Now we have more power with this control, I have been able to clean it up a bit.

First off, entering something like 'character:*' should now work everywhere (although it will likely lag a whole bunch once the final results come in). Also, searches with an explicit namespace, like 'character:ara', will now match 'character:samus aran', just as the simpler 'ara' does. Wildcard searches, like 'char*:sam' or 'c*r:*mus' should be a bit more sensible overall, finding more possible results and matching complicated queries more reliably.

And 'media' autocomplete fetches, which happens on a search page when you start typing with thumbnails already loaded, should also be much faster now (they were lagging last week with high numbers of thumbs). I improved the media search efficiency and added similar 'cancel' tech as I did to the db search last week, so it should now be fairly smooth and fast, even up to 10,000 files in view.

the rest

Just a note: system:size is now system:filesize.

Also, if you are a Linux user, or I have otherwise previously suggested you turn on the options->media->BUGFIX: Load images with PIL option, please check that option again this week and try turning it off. There was a time when PIL was more reliable than OpenCV--the other image library I use--but now things seem to be the other way around, and OpenCV is significantly faster too.

A user reported to me recently that he had an external hard drive he had hydrus installed to die due to overheating. It looks like it was related to heavy hydrus import folder work. This is the first time I have heard of something like this, but it still concerns me a lot. If you are running from a drive that can get similarly very hot, I strongly recommend you ensure you are not running any very heavy, hour-long-plus import or repository processing jobs on it. In the meantime, I will write some pause/throttle options for all the big routines to help users reduce load according to their situations.

full list

duplicates:

the duplicate filter now compares the pixel content of static image pairs of the same resolution--if they have the exact same pixels, a comparison statement is added, and if one file is a png and the other not (i.e. the png is likely a useless clipboard copy), the statement notes this and a strong duplicate score is applied

added 'system:is/is not best file of its group' to search for file kings

renamed 'system:num duplicate relationships' to 'system:num file relationships'

wrapped the two file relationship system predicates into one 'system:file relationships' stub predicate that opens to a dialog with two pred panels

added a 'add potential pairs' command to the thumbnail right-click file relationships menu, which will force-queue files for the duplicates filter

the duplicate filter now ensures the two medias' zoom is locked so they have the same width through a transition. furthermore, their current dragged top-left position is pinned in the same location. this ensures files that have slightly different resolution ratios (especially when they are just a couple of pixels off) still remain reasonably comparable when switching back and forth

reworked and simplified how position/drag delta is handled in the media canvas to support the above

fixed the 'custom action' button on the duplicate filter, which had no 'delete neither' choice and whose 'forget it' button cancelled the whole custom operation, making it impossible to custom action without deleting something. I have added a 'delete neither' green-text button to the front, as the default action

mr bones now reports on your potential, duplicate, and alternates numbers

tag autocomplete:

greatly sped up tag autocomplete search when fetching from a current media view (i.e. from thumbnails in the search page)--it had some CPU-inefficient testing/counting that mattered at high media/tag counts

greatly improved cancelability of tag autocomplete search when pulling from a current media view--this was resulting in high lag when typing fast with multi-thousand results

fixed the gui-level tag matching test to match namespaced search inputs with offset subtags (e.g. 'character:aran' now matches 'character:samus aran'), both for wildcard and specific namespaces

when typing an explicit wildcard tag search that does not end in a *, you will now be presented with two wildcard options--one with the implicit * suffix, one without

fixed 'write' tag autocomplete inputs (like in manage tags) being able to search for chunky 'namespace:*' explicit wildcard searches

the rest:

fixed the ipfs nocopy path translation control saving rows for client file paths outside of the main install path for non-Windows, where it was forgetting on save

renamed 'system:size' to 'system:filesize'

sped up some system:inbox searches

disabled a PIL 'load truncated images' backup mode, which on the current version can seemingly lead to infinite load hangs

file report mode now prints info when it deletes/recycles a path, including stack traces

fixed a long-running and silent 'port already running' bug related to setting services on the server that was stopping successful service-set-restart from the client in many situations. 'port is already running' checks that conflict with other processes will now give an immediate error to the client without saving any changes

the server now prints to the log as it stops/starts/has started its services

improved how the server can report certain 500 errors

the 'critical service tag/file reference' repository processing error has been improved: rather than reset the whole repository, it now pauses the repo and resets processing status for just the repo's 'definition' update files (without deleting any existing entries, so they should ultimately reprocess super fast) and also schedules a complete integrity and metadata check for all updated files

keyboard interrupts from the console should now trigger a clean exit request for the client

polite and forced shutdown requests when logging off should now trigger a fast exit (i.e. no yes/no dialog, no shutdown maintenance, but otherwise session saved and so on) for the client. this fast exit is noted in the log

moved the tag and rating service listctrls in duplicate merge options panel to the new listctrl object

moved the manage regex favourites listctrl to the new object

updated a bunch of yes/no dialogs to the new panel system

deleted some old unused dialog code and related unit tests

fixed up deletion-and-reimport file location handling for lingering media objects, which were not correctly forgetting combined local file deletion record on the reimport

improved shutdown error handling during repo processing

deleted the mishimmie default downloader

next week

The duplicates help, is the top thing. I need to draw some diagrams, take some new screenshots, and brush up the existing text to better explain the new system. After that, I will catch up on small jobs. I'd love to have multiple system:hash search added (for searching a bunch of md5s, say), maybe some subscription thumbnail publishing cleanup, and perhaps some Client API work, where I'd like to have web browser cookie import for easy login.

Once the duplicate work is done, I expect to do a little work on audio support, likely basic 'has audio' metadata for files, and then crash on some client/tag-repository & PTR overhaul.

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