TEKWAR: TEKLORDS A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2001
Rapid progress of information technology in last few decades, like any other phenomenon, had its negative side effects. One of the most obvious among them is creation and spreading of computer viruses. Their destructive potential has increased as rapidly as our global society became dependant on said information technology and many believe that viruses are going to be cause of major disasters in the decades to come. However, few of those viruses are going to be as mean and destructive as the one unleashed in the opening scenes of TEKWAR: TEKLORDS, 1994 TV movie, second in the series based on the TEKWAR science fiction novels by William Shatner. Their protagonist, former policeman Jake Cardigan (played by Greg Evigan), had fought dealers of Tek - electronic substitute for old chemical narcotics. Now he is faced with another menace - intelligent virus which doesn't affect only software but also human beings who have misfortune to get in touch with it. As the virus begins to work its way through global computer networks, Cardigan must also deal with some more personal issues concerning his son and former wife, as well as with former Tek lord Sonny Hokori (played by Van Flores) who might have something to do with the new phenomena.
TEKWAR: TEKLORDS represents huge disappointment for every viewer who had expected the same quality as its predecessor TEKWAR, rather decent little TV movie directed by Shatner himself. The second film was directed by seasoned Canadian TV director George Bloomfield who managed to keep most of TEKWAR's cyberpunk atmosphere thanks to CGI effects yet failed to remedy huge defficiencies of Morgan Grendel's script. Story of TEKWAR: TEKLORDS is burdened with predictable situations, cheap melodrama and especially disappointing deus ex machina ending. Even the acting is bad compared with the first film, and TEKWAR: TEKLORDS might give arguments to all those who had dismissed the whole series based on the already unenviable reputation of Shatner's books.
RATING: 2/10 (-)
Written on July 1st 2001
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The biggest factor that is driving up costs and lowering speeds is the monopolistic status that our telecommunications companies have. In 1996, the Telecommunications Act was passed in an effort to foster competition by deregulating a lot of things. What happened instead was telecom companies dividing up the markets and creating agreements of no contest in these markets. This allows the telecom that owns that market to raise prices with little incentive to provide better service. Even when competitors, like Google Fiber, try to start up, the cost for moving into regions is so high that expansion is slow or stagnant.
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struct utsname { char sysname[]; /* Operating system name (e.g., "Linux") */ char nodename[]; /* Name within "some implementation-defined network" */ char release[]; /* Operating system release (e.g., "2.6.28") */ char version[]; /* Operating system version */ char machine[]; /* Hardware identifier */ #ifdef _GNU_SOURCE char domainname[]; /* NIS or YP domain name */ #endif };The length of the arrays in a struct utsname is unspecified (see NOTES); the fields are terminated by a null byte ('\0').
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invoke active_record
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invoke test_unit
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create test/fixtures/products.yml
route resources :products
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create app/views/products/edit.html.erb
create app/views/products/show.html.erb
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create app/views/products/_form.html.erb
create app/views/layouts/products.html.erb
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create test/unit/helpers/products_helper_test.rb
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mv<PHONE_NUMBER>5352_create_products.rb<PHONE_NUMBER>0001_create_products.rb
(in /home/rubys/tmp/work/testapp)
== CreateProducts: migrating =================================================
-- create_table(:products)
-> 0.0037s
== CreateProducts: migrated (0.0039s) ========================================
edit config/locales/en.yml
# Sample localization file for English. Add more files in this directory for other locales.
# See http://github.com/svenfuchs/rails-i18n/tree/master/rails%2Flocale for starting points.
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Bryan_Beus22-Sep-18 05:48 AM
Ok, it's late on Friday night here, going to take a break. Will catch up on whatever we find when I get back.
dukeleto22-Sep-18 05:48 AM
that definitely seems like a bug
Bryan_Beus22-Sep-18 05:48 AM
ya, it's the bug from earlier.
dukeleto22-Sep-18 05:48 AM
i just crashed an AC by asking for getchaintips
i tested on PIRATE
Bryan_Beus22-Sep-18 05:49 AM
Yep. I've tested on a bunch of different chains, include BOTS, CRYPTO, KMD, and a regtest, and then the ones that I did when I was going through the documentation.
I did get it to work at some point.
I made a completely clean regtest chain, with no transaction history, and did the chain tips first things. -- at least, that's what I think I did. It's been a few days.
But I have results from that in my documentation, so at some point I must have been able to get it to work.
reported by siddhartha on discord [Switching to Thread 0x7fffe8ff9700 (LWP 7389)] std::_Rb_tree<CBlockIndex const, CBlockIndex const, std::_Identity<CBlockIndex const*>, CompareBlocksByH...
made it into an issue so it doesn't get lost
jl777c22-Sep-18 07:30 AM
it is crashing in the first iterator. but no idea why
it appears to iterate randome depths before crashing. seems a missing lock somewhere
jl777c22-Sep-18 07:57 AM
I added a mutex lock, but it still crashes. it is inside an iterator. I will leave this to someone else to fix
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sanjaykumar24-Sep-18 04:54 AM
Hi
I am getting this error while building komodo
./zcutil/build-win.sh: line 13: ./autogen.sh: No such file or directory
Can anybody help? I am using Linux Ubuntu 16.
TonyL24-Sep-18 05:25 AM
Hi! @sanjaykumar./zcutil/build.sh -j$(nproc) is correct way to start build Linux komodod
This is the demo of how EVM’s work on the #Hyperledger Fabric. The question is, is it possible to call an EVM smartcontract with a Go-chain code?
#blockchain #evm #ethereum @Hyperledger @IBMBlockchain #tech #golang #solidity #web3 #eth #coin #token #follo
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Thought might of someone’s interest here
Cryptoon24-Sep-18 09:22 AM
@Fai the dico app uses barterdex engine
iirc
Mylo24-Sep-18 01:44 PM
I think for a solidity one, it would create a contract by posting the script in an opreturn with a soliditycreate rpc call
From #cc-general yesterday @grewalsatinder
I’ve written something about it for Tuesday Tech update. Hopefully it makes sense after someone with CC experience can veto
grewalsatinder24-Sep-18 01:47 PM
criptobear24-Sep-18 07:44 PM
would it be possible to have something like ERC-721? new games are coming out on the ethereum chain and people go crazy fro those kitties or the cuties https://blockchaincuties.com/ just we know how slow ethereum can be, imagine now a game based on komodo platform with no bottle necks how cool it would be?
Blockchain Cuties is the new collectible crypto game with adventures where you get to play with puppies, lizards, bear cubs, cats and other real and fantasy creatures alike.
jl777c24-Sep-18 07:44 PM
assets CC supports issuing non-fungible asset
jl777c24-Sep-18 09:18 PM
importaddress
it will show unspendable utxo in listunspent, with right parameters
saniales25-Sep-18 02:15 PM
Hello, I would like to start developingKomodo smart contracts? any resource on how to start? anything would be helpful
I got no issues, I code in go python js c++ without problems
Bryan_Beus25-Sep-18 09:49 PM
@saniales
We have some preliminary documentation, as JL777 posted above.
We also have the docs.komodoplatform.com website, but it does not yet have anything regarding the crypto-conditions smart contracts update.
I'm working towards creating a more finished set of documentation for the entire ecosystem -- it's a new-ish endeavor.
If you would like to provide me with questions and feedback, please do so. I'll be very interested to hear what can make the developer experience better for you.
Bryan_Beus25-Sep-18 11:59 PM
Question.
When someone last worked on the documentation for asset chains, we listed Ubuntu 16.04 as the recommended version.
Should we update this at least to 17.10, or even 18.04?
merged mining you need to convince miners to do it
dPoW you can just do it
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xRobeSx26-Sep-18 05:44 PM
any devs here familiar with scala?
Mylo26-Sep-18 05:46 PM
never touched it sorry.
scripting on jvm.
Bryan_Beus27-Sep-18 08:25 AM
Another question.
I finally got my computers talking to each other (thank you Nabob, Alright, and Hermes for the help) and mining on a test asset chain.
Both my machines are talking. I added them using the addnode command, and used just onetry as a parameter.
Curiously, I noticed when I do the RPC getinfo, I see three connections, rather than one.
So, I did a getpeerinfo rpc call, and I see that my connections have each added tripled with mysterious ports.
Is this normal?
For example, for one machine I'm using local ip address <IP_ADDRESS>, and the network also added <IP_ADDRESS>:44060 and <IP_ADDRESS>:43812.
Can anyone help me understand what happened there? Those ports are neither my rpcport nor my p2pport. They just showed up.
Bryan_Beus27-Sep-18 09:22 AM
Also, what's difference when executing something on a mac vs on ubuntu?
For instance, if I have this command from ubuntu, how would I change it so that it works in the mac shell?
komodod -ac_name=EXAMPLECHAIN -ac_supply=1000000 -addnode=<IP address of the second node> &
grewalsatinder27-Sep-18 09:55 AM
2 ports:
p2p port and rpc port
could that be what you see?
okay read again... not sure then....
Nabob27-Sep-18 10:02 AM
both on linux and mac command is same to start daemon
Bryan_Beus27-Sep-18 10:12 AM
@Nabob Thanks.
@grewalsatinder
Ya, it's not either of those. I have no idea where they came from. Really weird.
When I saw three connections pop up in getinfo, I wondered who could have joined my network.
grewalsatinder27-Sep-18 10:13 AM
@jl777c can clear I think
jl777c27-Sep-18 10:13 AM
you did addnode, which probably added a node
in addition to the normal adding nodes process
it is not predictable what peers you end up with
unless you really constrain it with -connect
Bryan_Beus27-Sep-18 10:15 AM
hmm, okay.
so, the ip address I used was the same for both addnode and the one I wound up with, but the ports were unpreditable. Good to know. Don't think I need to dive too much deeper into it, sounds like it's just a quirk that one can get used to.
jl777c27-Sep-18 10:20 AM
it lists the connections that are outbound as diffrent ports from that node's ipaddress
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Mylo27-Sep-18 12:54 PM
If you do a netstat -ptan you get network info. Outbound connections generally are randomly selected ports. It’s cheaper to hand off to OS and most stuff is written cheaply because there’s a reasonable level of sensible conventions. As a programmer you don’t know what other programs/environments your code runs ...
Good to know difference between addnode and connect. Handy when troubleshooting to specific hosts
Or network our grades I suppose and you want consensus
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Bryan_Beus27-Sep-18 11:27 PM
Question:
To change any of the asset chain paramteres and customizations after a coin is launched, a hard fork is always necessary, correct?
Alright27-Sep-18 11:35 PM
Yes, but you can set a height activation for it
so you can say "update by this block height"
you'd either need a source code fork or to get a PR accepted to komodo
Bryan_Beus27-Sep-18 11:41 PM
When you say "source code fork" or "PR accepted", it sounds like you're referring to changing the underlying code of the parameters -- is that what you mean?
Just to be clear, I'm wondering about changing a built-in setting, like the block reward or something, while still staying within the KMD default options.
Also, do we have any documentation on how to do a hard fork with an asset chain? Seems like I should write that, if we don't.
Alright27-Sep-18 11:43 PM
currently, you'd have to change the underlying code
so you'd need nodes to update to that code
if there were a chain that wanted it, I imagine it'd be possible to add something similar to ac_ccactivate for all the paramters
Bryan_Beus27-Sep-18 11:48 PM
Hmm... I have many questions. Hope you don't mind if I'm a bit persistent here in asking questions, just to make sure I understand and communicate it clearly in the documentation.
Based off what you're saying, it sounds like after you create an asset chain, the only way to change it is to change the underlying code.
It sounds like you would need someone who can engineer a blockchain?
blackjok3r27-Sep-18 11:52 PM
no.. not exactly.
its just a aheight activation
it would be as simple as looking in the code for anohter height activation, copying hte code and changing it to your chain.
but then you need to ge that change merged into komodo, or use your own verison of komodod from then on in, like we do with STAKED.
Bryan_Beus27-Sep-18 11:56 PM
Can you give me an example of how I might change the block reward from 10 to 100 or something?
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:09 AM
I can have a quick look
I am not 100% sure there is any height activations for AC already in the code
as always it takes james to do something once. before you can copy it
xRobeSx28-Sep-18 12:10 AM
there was one for a few months back @blackjok3r
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:10 AM
do you remeber which one?
xRobeSx28-Sep-18 12:10 AM
i think v2 or v3 ha
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:11 AM
no mean which AC?
xRobeSx28-Sep-18 12:11 AM
mgnx sorry, I thought I wrote that
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 12:14 AM
lol ok will have a look thanks man, i fogot all about that shitcoin
Bryan_Beus28-Sep-18 12:22 AM
Thanks, @blackjok3r
Another question in the meantime:
I understand that when you launch a KMD asset chain for the first time (ever, on any machine), you should include all the parameters that you want in the chain.
However, what about later users who join the network? Do you need to include the entire collection of paramters each time you launch a coin to join a network, or if you just use the right ac_name, ac_supply, and a valid node will the KMD daemon figure out all the rest of the details?


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The collaboration served as a litmus test for Kardashian’s own KKW Beauty brand, which she launched a few months later in November. The KKW by Kylie Cosmetics collaboration sold out immediately, generating $13.5 million in sales.
August 2017
Nearly two years after starting the business, Jenner and her mom, Kris, sat down for their first in-depth interview about Kylie Cosmetics with WWD, revealing that the brand had earned $420 million in its first 18 months in business and was on track to hit a $1 billion valuation by 2022.
It was projected that Kylie Cosmetics would experience a 25 percent increase in sales in 2017 with a projection of $386 million for the year.
November 2017
Jenner embarked on her first retail partnership with Topshop, partnering for seven, five-week pop-up shops in the brand’s top-performing U.S. storefronts. Up to this point, the brand strictly operated direct-to-consumer, with her mom revealing to WWD that about 70 percent of transactions took place on a mobile device accessing the Kylie Cosmetics web site.
March 2018
Jenner sent the Internet into a frenzy when she secretly gave birth to daughter Stormi Webster in the beginning of 2018.
While pregnant, Jenner created the Weather Collection to celebrate her daughter’s birth. The collection included an Eye of the Storm eye shadow palette with 10 storm-inspired shades, lip gloss, highlighters and liquid eye shadow.
May 2018
To celebrate Mother’s Day, the Kylie Cosmetics Instagram account changed its name to Kris Cosmetics, hinting at an upcoming mother-daughter collaboration.
The Kris x Kylie Collection launched with the Momager Lip Kollection, poking fun at Kris’ title as her daughters’ manager. The collection also included a 12-shade eye shadow palette with shade names inspired by Jenner’s notable quotes from their hit reality TV show “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.”
July 2018
Jenner made Forbes’ list of America’s Richest Self-Made Women, ranking at number 27 with an estimated net worth of $900 million. Jenner, who at the time was 20 years old, was featured on the magazine’s cover that month and is the youngest person to ever make the list.
Backlash ensued against Jenner for the accolade, with many on social media claiming that the beauty mogul is not “self-made,” considering she launched her business after gaining fame and wealth through her family’s reality show.
November 2018
After testing out brick-and-mortar through its pop-up shops at Topshop, Kylie Cosmetics entered Ulta Beauty ahead of the holiday season.
The beauty retailer has publicly commented that the Kylie Cosmetics brand has driven shoppers into the stores. The partnership has quickly expanded since its initial launch, with the brand entering more Ulta Beauty doors and expanding its product offerings in store.
The same month, Kylie Cosmetics debuted its mobile app, giving customers an additional channel to shop from the brand.
December 2018
Kylie Cosmetics ranked number 73 on WWD Beauty Inc’s Top 100 list for 2018 with an estimated $360 million in sales that year.
May 2019
After conquering the makeup category, Jenner brought her business acumen to the skin-care market with Kylie Skin.
Jenner launched the brand with a line of six skin-care products, including a Foaming Face Wash, Walnut Face Scrub, Vanilla Milk Toner, Vitamin C Serum, Face Moisturizer and Eye Cream. The brand has since expanded the line with new facial skin-care products and has entered the body-care category.
August 2019
Jenner made her first foray into fragrance in August 2019, partnering with Kim Kardashian’s KKW Fragrance brand. The two sisters collaborated on a trio of fragrances that are housed in bottles reminiscent of Jenner’s signature pout.
September 2019
Kylie Cosmetics revealed its first collaboration with a high fashion line in September, with Jenner teaming with longtime friend Olivier Rousteing for the Kylie x Balmain collection.
Along with the collaboration, Rousteing tapped Jenner as the artistic director for makeup for the Balmain spring 2020 runway show during Paris Fashion Week. Jenner had planned to attend the show and subsequent launch party, but canceled last minute due to an apparent sickness.
November 2019
Months after WWD first reported that Kylie Cosmetics was in M&A talks, it was announced that Jenner sold a 51 percent majority stake in her beauty empire to Coty Inc., in a deal totaling $600 million. The deal values the business at $1.2 billion, with Jenner hitting the $1 billion mark three years earlier than previously projected.
With the deal, Jenner will stay on with the brand and continue to focus on product development and social media with her Los Angeles-based team. Coty Inc. plans on international expansion for the business through its expertise in research and development, manufacturing and distribution.
WWD reported that Kylie Cosmetics expects to end 2019 with $200 million in sales, with Kylie Skin contributing $25 million.
Read more here:
Kylie Jenner Is Turning Her ‘Rise and Shine’ Meme Into a Clothing Line
Kylie Jenner’s Daughter Stormi Lands Her First Magazine Cover
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public final class Thumbnail
Class representing parsed information for one thumbnail: the size (in pixels)
and the Url for accessing the image. This class is mutable through its
setUrl(String)
and setSize(int, int)
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boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
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getHeight()
Returns the image height (pixels). |
java.lang.String |
getUrl()
Returns the Url pointing to the thumbnail image. |
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getWidth()
Returns the image width (pixels). |
int |
hashCode()
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isSizeSpecified()
Returns true if the size was explicitly set, false
otherwise. |
void |
setSize(int width,
int height)
Sets the thumbnail size. |
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setUrl(java.lang.String url)
Sets the Url that should point to the thumbnail image. |
java.lang.String |
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public void setUrl(java.lang.String url)
public int getWidth()
isSizeSpecified()
to check
if this object contains valid size information.
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the thumbnail size information is not setpublic int getHeight()
isSizeSpecified()
to check
if this object contains valid size information.
java.lang.IllegalStateException
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width
- the width of the thumbnail, expressed in pixelsheight
- the height of the thumbnail, expressed in pixelspublic boolean isSizeSpecified()
true
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otherwise.
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Style Box Update - Mid-November 2019
by Brian Gilmartin, CFASummary
- To preface the content, using iShares ETFs for style-box returns, Value is clearly outperforming Growth across all market-caps.
- However, using the Vanguard style-box ETFs and YTD returns, the Growth style is still outperforming across all market-caps as of 11/15/19.
- One thing is clear, though, probably due to the Financial sector which is leading sector performance for 1- and 3-month time frames, Value outperformance has returned to the large-cap space.
Here is our twice-quarterly style box spreadsheet for readers.
To preface the content, using iShares ETFs for style-box returns, Value is clearly outperforming Growth across all market-caps.
However, using the Vanguard style-box ETFs and YTD returns, the Growth style is still outperforming across all market-caps as of 11/15/19.
LCG = large-cap growth, LCV = large-cap value, etc.
Finally, let's compare SPYG (SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Growth ETF) to the SPYV (SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Value ETF) for the YTD time frame:
This is the conventional wisdom that most investors have been reading about, i.e., large-cap value has started to outperform large-cap growth as of early October 2019.
Summary/conclusion: This style-box update is published every six weeks for readers, but to understand the iShares relative performance versus the Vanguard style-box ETFs, more homework is required.
One thing is clear, though, probably due to the Financial sector which is leading sector performance for 1- and 3-month time frames (per one source, but I can't remember which one), Value outperformance has returned to the large-cap space. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) are the largest two components of the S&P Value ETF (SPYV) while Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) are the largest two names in the S&P Growth ETF (SPYG).
For client portfolios, Microsoft has been the #1 weight the last 5 years, while Schwab (NYSE:SCHW), Amazon and JPMorgan are numbers 2, 3 and 4, respectively. The Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (NYSEARCA:XLF) is #5.
Both Growth and Value are balanced to smooth out Growth volatility.

Earnings updates coming out this weekend.
Thanks for reading.
Editor's Note: The summary bullets for this article were chosen by Seeking Alpha editors.


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FedEx Field Has Empty Parking Lots & Hundreds of Empty Seats During Lions-Redskins Game (PICS)
by Darrelle LincolnEarlier this week, there were multiple reports of game tickets going for as low as $5 for Redskins fans to purchase and come out and watch their terrible football team play football against the Detroit Lions.
Not even that was enough for fans to show up, because images on social media show a mostly empty FedEx Field parking lot as well as seats.
JP Finlay of NBC Sports Washington pointed out, “There are more Lions fans at FedEx Field than I knew existed.”


This class is used to decode a set of test files and display statistics and results for each file (ie.
Public Methods
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void run()
- Runs the batch test according to the options set by the call to 'configure'
Public Members
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Configures the batch test
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'datafiles_filename' is the file containing a list of the input data files
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that need to be decoded.
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will occur in the order the files are listed in this file
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'expected_results_file' is the file containing the correct transcriptions
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for all input data files.
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the same as the order in 'datafiles_filename'
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'decoder_' is a pointer to the decoder to be used to perform the recognition
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'remove_sil' indicates whether the silence word is to be removed from the
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'pre_calc_emission_probs' indicates whether emission probabilities for
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all input files are to be calculated before the decoder is invoked.
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Intended to be called after the 'run' method has returned.
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recognition results for all input data files and compiles insertions,
Documentation
This class is used to decode a set of test files and display statistics and results
for each file (ie. expected and actual words recognised) and also for the entire
test set (ie. insertions, deletions, substitutions, accuracy, total time).
- Configures the batch test
- Configures the batch test
- 'datafiles_filename' is the file containing a list of the input data files
- 'datafiles_filename' is the file containing a list of the input data files
- that need to be decoded.
- that need to be decoded. Absolute pathnames are required. The decoding
- will occur in the order the files are listed in this file
- will occur in the order the files are listed in this file
- 'expected_results_file' is the file containing the correct transcriptions
- 'expected_results_file' is the file containing the correct transcriptions
- for all input data files.
- for all input data files. The ordering of the files does not have to be
- the same as the order in 'datafiles_filename'
- the same as the order in 'datafiles_filename'
- 'decoder_' is a pointer to the decoder to be used to perform the recognition
- 'decoder_' is a pointer to the decoder to be used to perform the recognition
- 'remove_sil' indicates whether the silence word is to be removed from the
- 'remove_sil' indicates whether the silence word is to be removed from the
- recognition results before statistics are calculated
- recognition results before statistics are calculated
- 'output_res' indicates whether the result of each recognition is to be output
- 'output_res' indicates whether the result of each recognition is to be output
- immediately after it is obtained
- immediately after it is obtained
- 'preload_data' indicates whether all of the input data in all files is to be
- 'preload_data' indicates whether all of the input data in all files is to be
- preloaded into memory before any decoding occurs (takes lots of memory and lots
- preloaded into memory before any decoding occurs (takes lots of memory and lots
- of time before any results are obtained if the number of input data files
- of time before any results are obtained if the number of input data files
- is large
- is large
- 'pre_calc_emission_probs' indicates whether emission probabilities for
- 'pre_calc_emission_probs' indicates whether emission probabilities for
- all input files are to be calculated before the decoder is invoked.
- all input files are to be calculated before the decoder is invoked. This
- Intended to be called after the 'run' method has returned.
- Intended to be called after the 'run' method has returned. Processes the
- recognition results for all input data files and compiles insertions,
- recognition results for all input data files and compiles insertions,
- void run()
- Runs the batch test according to the options set by the call to 'configure'
- This class has no child classes.
- Author:
- Darren Moore<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Alphabetic index HTML hierarchy of classes or Java
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showcalls
showcalls [<flags>] [<args>]
Examples:
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"showcalls -o"
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show all calls using ObjMessage and ObjCall*
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"showcalls -ml"
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show all calls changing global and local memory
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"showcalls"
- stop showing any calls
Display calls to various parts of GEOS.
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The <flags> argument determines the types of calls displayed. Multiple flags must all be specified in the first argument such as "showcalls -vl". If no flags are passed then showcalls stops watching. The flags may be any of the following:
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-p
- Modify all other flags to work for the current patient only
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-a
- Show calls associated with attaching, detaching, state-saving, restoring from state
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-b
- Monitors builds of Vis objects
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-d
- Show dispatching of threads
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- Show FOCUS, TARGET, MODAL . exclusive grabs & releases
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- Show certain file operations
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- Show geometry manager resizing things (all sizes in hex)
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- Show all hierarchical exclusive grabs and releases (associated with focus, target, and model).
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-i
- Show call far calls made to movable routines.
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Show local memory create, destroy, relocate
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- Show global memory alloc, free, realloc
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-o
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Show
ObjMessage()
and
ObjCall
...
()
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- Monitors shutdown:
MSG_DETACH
,
DETACH_COMPLETE
,
ACK
,
DETACH_ABORT
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-t
- Show clipboard activity
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-v
- Show video driver calls
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-w
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Show
WinOpen()
,
WinClose()
,
WinMoveResize()
,
WinChangePriority()
.
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- Show file-change notifications produced by the system.
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-G
- Show
GrCreateState()
and
GrDestroyGState()
.
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-H
- Show heap space allocation (using .gp heapspace values, not actual allocation values)
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-I
- Show invalidation mechanism at work.
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-L
- Show library loading calls
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-N
- Show navigation calls (between fields, and between windows)
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-S
- Show stack borrowing activity.
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-T
- Show text-object related information.
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-V
- Show loading and unloading of resources to and from statefiles during shutdown.
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The<args> argument is used to pass values for some of options.
See Also: mwatch,
objwatch.
showMethodNames
var showMethodNames
If this variable is non-zero, Swat prints out the names of the method in the AX register when unassembling a message call.
skip
skip [<number of instructions>]
Examples:
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"skip"
- skip the current instruction
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"skip 6"
- skip the next six instructions
Skip one or more instructions.
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The <number of instructions> argument defaults to one if not specified.
See Also: istep,
sstep,
patch.
sleep
sleep <seconds>
Examples:
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"sleep 5"
- Pauses Swat for 5 seconds.
This pauses Tcl execution for the given number of seconds, or until the user types Ctrl-C.
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Messages from the PC continue to be processed, so a FULLSTOP event will be dispatched if the PC stops, but this command won't return until the given length of time has elapsed.
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<seconds> is a real number, so "1.5" is a valid argument.
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Returns non-zero if it slept for the entire time, or 0 if the sleep was interrupted by the user.
slist
slist [<args>]
Examples:
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"slist"
- list the current point of execution
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"slist foo.asm::15"
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list foo.asm at line 15
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"slist foo.asm::15,45"
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list foo.asm from lines 15 to 45
List source file lines in swat.
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The args argument can be any of the following:
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<address>
- Lists the 10 lines around the given address
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<line>
- Lists the given line in the current file
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<file>::<line>
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Lists the line in the given file
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<line1>,<line2>
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Lists the lines between line1 and line2, inclusive, in the current file
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<file>::<line1>,<line2>
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Lists the range from <file>
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The default is to list the source lines around CS:IP.
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istep,
regs.
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TD sheds concept of traditional bank office with new Toronto Wealth Innovation Lab
By MobileSyrup Nov 19, 2019 | 1:02 PM EST
TD’s new office takes cues from silicon valley tech giants
TD has a new downtown Toronto Wealth Innovation Lab which encompasses two floors — connected by an internal stairwell — and spans nearly 90,000 square feet.
The Lab offers workspaces for roughly 800 TD Wealth employees.
The sleek new space officially opened in June 2019 and looks more like a Silicon Valley tech giant’s office than what you would expect from a bank.
The bank says that its new, modern office was designed to meet the ever-changing needs of its clients and employees
“We created the Wealth Innovation Lab for both our colleagues and clients — a sleek, modern workspace that enables colleagues to live and breathe an innovation mindset as we strive to delivery legendary experiences for our clients,” said Paul Clark, president, TD direct investing and head of wealth innovation and project delivery.
“There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to office design and the space reflects that. We don’t want to tell people where to sit or how to work; we want them to have the freedom and flexibility to choose what’s best for them and their changing needs.”
TD’s new office also includes several meeting rooms, as well as private spaces designed for work that requires greater focus.
Other notable features include a Games Café, a modern kitchen and a convenient self-serve snack bar that operates on an honour system. Adding to the green-tinted decor throughout the Innovation Lab are 63 hand-curated pieces of art, all of which have been created by female artists.
The Innovation Labs’ mobile workspaces can be transformed to either a sitting or a standing desk with the simple press of a button.
From a technology standpoint, meeting rooms in the office are equipped with large screens and cameras to facilitate remote collaboration with other TD offices and the bank’s various partners.
Specific meeting rooms feature tinted windows to protect confidential information.
The space is also home to the state-of-the-art TD MoneyTalk studio, the focal point powering the creation of original content for its advisors, planners and clients.
The modern studio’s massive screen is also one of North America’s largest high-definition curved displays.
The TD Wealth Innovation Lab has been chosen as a finalist for Canadian Chapter REmmy Award, which recognize leadership excellence, innovation, sustainable design, and social responsibility in corporate real estate and workplace management.
MobileSyrup utilizes affiliate partnerships, and at times we include these links in our posts. These partnerships do not influence our editorial content, though MobileSyrup may earn a commission on purchases made via these links.


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We notice that you can show up unannounced and book it on the spot. (If it’s low season,
they normally have availability). That being said, from what we experience, it’s rarely
cheaper than the price online even if you have a nice boyfriend who loves to negotiate
everything!
Online booking
We usually book a few days in advance using one of the following site :
Agoda: https://www.agoda.com/
This website is great for Asia. They often have cheaper rates and more options than any
other website. BUT carefully read the comments before you book, even if the website says
it’s a 4 star hotel it most likely won’t be….. (My guess is that hotels can buy
starts-good review- from the website)
Airbnb: https://www.airbnb.com
There's a lot of option on airbnb. It goes from; room in someone’s house, full home
rental to hotels. (Yes, airbnb website shows you hotels, but before you book an hotel on
airbnb, make sure to look online to see if you can get a cheaper rate for the same
hotel)
Booking: https://www.booking.com
I know there’s a lot of other options than booking (hotel.com and etc) but I found that
in Asia, Booking is the one that offers the most different option from Agonda and at a
cheaper rate than any other website.
Normally, I will do a quick search on each of the website for each of the location that
I am staying at, just to get a full view of the possibilities.
Tip: If you don’t mind driving a motorbike (scooter) or car, you can book an
accomodation that’s a bit farther (cheaper and often cleaner). Sometime even with
the cost of rental car/bike, you still get a better deal than just a room.
Extending your stay:
Sometime we know we want to stay in a town for long period of time, but are unsure of
the location. So we book it for 3-4 days and then extend our stay if we like it
(Remainder: we are traveling on the low season…) We have tried extending directly at the
front desk and extending online. Both worked, but it was still cheaper online (Even if
you show up at the front desk with the online price, then will tell you they will match
it but once you book they will charge you a little bit more (3-4$ a night)
What we usually do, is that we book online and then we go talk to the front desk to keep
our room. Normally there's no problem to keep the same room but sometime they will ask
you to change room if you book a room with no preference (standard room, you get what
they have available with your bed preference)


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VSTGUI now supports easy and fast UI creation for VST3 plug-ins.
It will automatically support the following VST3 features (only if you have met the requirements for Parameter Binding):
Note that you need at least VST SDK 3.1, any earlier version will not work.
myEditor.uidesc DATA "realtive/path/to/myEditor.uidesc"
Now you can build your project, start any VST3 host and open an instance of your plugin.
If you open the editor of your plug-in you will initially see a black editor.
To start editing the user interface you need to make a right click on your editor and choose the "Enable Editing" menu item. When you do this the VSTGUI Inspector window will open and you can start editing.
If you are done with it, make sure to use the "Save..." command in the Context Menu to save the changes to the myEditor.uidesc. Then you can choose the "Disable Editing" command to test your user interface.
The VSTGUI Inspector is used for defining Bitmaps, Colors, Fonts and Tags and to edit view attributes.
On the top of the window are 5 tabs:
This tab contains the attributes of the view or views currently selected in your editor. The shown attributes depend on the selected view. If you have multiple views selected only those attributes are shown which are valid for all views. If the values of the attributes differ between the views they are shown in a different color.
In this tab you define your bitmaps.
In this tab you define your colors.
There are predefined colors whose names start with a '~'. You cannot change any of them.
In this tab you define your fonts.
There are predefined fonts whose names start with a '~'. You cannot change any of them.
In this tab you define your tags.
Here is a brief description of the items in the context menu :
If you've used the Parameter class provided by the VST3 SDK, you will get automatic parameter bindings between the controls of your editor and the parameters in your VST Edit Controller.
The only thing you need to do is to declare the ids of the parameters as tags in the VSTGUI Inspector (or use the 'Sync Parameter Tags' command in the Context Menu) and set the tags of your controls to these ids. After you've done this your VST Edit Controller will receive the beginEdit(..)/performEdit(..)/endEdit(..) calls when the user changes the controls and if the host automates the parameter the control will also reflect these changes.
As an addition you can modify your VST Edit Controller to return specific parameter objects in the getParameterObject(int32 paramID) method for UI only needs, which are not parameters of your VST audio processor. This way you can store view settings like the tab which is open when the user closes the editor so that you can restore it when the user opens the editor again. You can look at the sources of the included 'uidescription test' project how this works.
If you need to create custom views, you can implement the VSTGUI::VST3EditorDelegate interface in your edit controller class. The createCustomView method will be called if you set the 'custom-view-name' attribute in one of the views.
Another way to use your own views is to register them at runtime with the UIViewFactory. This method requires more work but has the advantage that the view will be listed like the built-in views and changing attributes work on the fly. See VSTGUI::IViewCreator.
Sub-Controllers are useful if you need finer control of your views. You can define Sub-Controllers for views with the 'sub-controller' attribute. Sub-Controllers will be created via the VSTGUI::VST3EditorDelegate interface. When they are created they are owned by the VSTGUI::VST3Editor object.
The VSTGUI::DelegationController is a helper class if you don't want to control every aspect of the views by forwarding every call to its parent controller. You only overwrite the methods you need in your inherited class.
If you want to be notified about value changes for controls in your sub-controller but don't want to loose the Parameter Binding you can add your sub-controller as dependent of the control:
Templates are root views where you can group controls in logical entities. You can embed Templates into other Templates. Some views like the VSTGUI::UIViewSwitchContainer shows different Templates depending on a control value.


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The Searchbar component provides a standard search input field that is styled cross-platform. Tapping on an the Searchbar makes the device keyboard appear automatically.
_For complete usage information, check out the [Searchbar API docs](../api/components/searchbar/Searchbar)._
Basic Usage
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Associate professor, started Jan 2015
Postdoc, started Oct 2019
Postdoc, started Sep 2015
Postdoc, started Oct 2020
PhD Student, started December 2017
PhD Student, started September 2018
PhD Student, started November 2018
FFine mechanical engineer (also associated with the FMD)
Fine mechanical engineer (also associated with the FMD)
See openings for more info
Master student
Master student
Master student
Master student
Master student
In the Allan Lab 2015 - 2018, now Project manager at the FMD
Role: Fine mechanical engineer associated with the FMD working in our group
In the Allan Lab Jan 2015 to June 2019, now R&D scientist at Nearfield Instruments
Role: PhD student
In the Allan Lab May 2017 to June 2019, now assistant professor at Yonsei University
Role: Postdoc
In the Allan Lab December 2015 to February 2020, now design engineer at ASML
Role: PhD Student, shared with the Groeblacher lab at TU Delft under a NanoFront grant.
In the Allan Lab 2018 - 2020
Role: Fine mechanical engineer (also associated with the FMD)
Nikolaos Iliopoulos, Spring 2016
Vitaly Fedoseev, all of 2016
Alexander Vanstone, Spring 2016
Ramakrishna Aluru, Summer 2018
Changwei Zou, Spring 2018
Kemal Demir, Summer 2019
Vincent Stalman, 2019
Maarten Leeuwenhoek, Spring 2015
Koen M Bastiaans, Spring 2015
Farshaad Hoeseni, Fall 2015
Oliver Ostojic, Spring 2016
Tjerk Benschop, Spring 2016
Bert Visscher, Fall 2017
Ahmad Jamalzada, Fall 2017
Corne Koks, Fall 2018
Damian Bouwmeester, Summer 2019
Rosanne Wijgman, Fall 2019
Amber Mozes, Fall 2020
Vishnu Saj, Spring 2017
Arjo Andringa, Spring 2016
Joey Braspenning, Spring 2017
Tjerk Benschop, Summer 2017
Daniëlle van Klink, Spring 2016
Margot Leemker, Spring 2017
Sietske Lensen, Spring 2017
Jasper van Egeraat, Spring 2018
Ringo Groenewegen, Spring 2018
Amber Vervloet, Spring 2019
Ellie van Rijsewijk is helping us (and other groups) with administration.


What is HTML, CSS and the DOM(Document Object Model)?
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and is the standard language for building webpages for website, and describes and outlines the structure. HTML provides the basic building blocks for Web Designers and Developers to build websites and web applications for the web.
CSS stands for Cascading Stylesheets and is used to provide visual styling to the HTML docuemnt and elements within the document, and is used to describe the presentation of an HTML document. CSS applies styles to elements in a cascading fashion meaning the visual styles are applied based on the most recent style definition.
The DOM or Document Object Model is an object-orientated representation of a webpage. Before a webpage is displayed to the user, the browser parses the HTML document and turns it into the DOM which then can be with a scripting language such as JavaScript.


In Progress
This was our very first year officially participating in the compeition. We learned a lot along the way, and had a fun time designing, building, and flying our airplane despite setbacks from COVID-19.
This was the first year we thought about competing in the AIAA DBF competition. Although we did not actually compete this year, we did put togther a rough design and started to learn some of the design principles needed, as well as began to organize the team structure.


There are many ways of arranging a water-party at yachting stations and at all riverside places. At yachting stations, for instance, a sailing yacht is hired to convey a party of from eighteen to twenty-five to some point of interest on the coast, in which case luncheon and tea are provided at an hotel in the vicinity of the place where the party have landed, and the expenses are equally divided. Not unfrequently, on the return journey, the yacht is becalmed, and does not reach its destination until between two and three the following morning. If it happens to be a fine moonlight night, this prolongation of a water-party is an additional source of enjoyment; but if there is no moon as well as no wind, and the calm betokens a storm, it is the reverse of pleasant. But these little contretemps, when they do occur, rather lend a zest to the day's pleasure, and are something to talk about afterwards.
from Manners And Rules Of Good Society, Or Solecisms To Be Avoided by A Member Of The Aristocracy (1916)


Originally from San Jose, California, I'm currently working on a BS degree for Computer Science at UCSD, where I expect to graduate in June 2017. Some of my interests include coding, drawing, music, and typography. I last worked as a UCSD CSE Department tutor.
What is one way we can provide information about on-campus opportunities in one location while creating an environment in which advice and mentorship is encouraged?
Over five weeks, myself and four other students worked on Howl, a mobile web application that we created with undergraduates in mind. Our idea was to create an app that functioned similar to Yelp's review system, with guided questions and a rating system.
Interviewing and Research
Our group compiled questions to ask about their experiences being involved in organizations or building their career success. After reviewing the results, we determined that there was a need for a location that provided a compilation of opportunities as well as a friendly, supportive, and informative environment.
Personas and Storyboards
From the data we gathered, we created personas to illustrate ideally what our app aimed to do. Pictured here is one of my personas Eboni: Motivated incoming freshman who is looking for a method to know what is important in planning out a career path and needs help prioritizing. Another persona created was Ivonne: third year experienced undergraduate who is looking for a credible location to give mentorship while sharing experiences and stories.
Prototyping
In deciding a title inspired by Yelp and our team name, we called our app Howl. Each member of the group had a different interpretation of the logo design. My approach was to go with a angular simplified wolf with a triton on its back to symbolize the connection with UCSD and the emphasis on mentorship. Eventually, we felt that another design worked better. One group member had the idea of creating a keyhole shape to represent the unlocking of opportunities. From that we created our present design.
Our earlier prototypes had different variations as well. It involved a fixed navbar and a side menu. The home page consisted of a visual representation of the categories, which lead to a list of events that could be sorted. The event page itself contained further details as well as the advices.
Final Design
Following our user testing, we had many additions. We included an initial screen that filtered out events according to majors, and included more options in the side menu to make navigation much more smooth. Another addition was the guided feedback form that came with a series of questions to help guide the writer. We also allowed the feedback to be sorted and included an upvote/downvote system on the feedback to ensure that the more helpful/instructive ones reached the top.
Languages:
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL.
Date:
August 2015
Tags:
Web Development, Front End, UI/UX, App Development, HCI, Teamwork
NuTriton
Project Brief
How do we help on-campus students with dietary restrictions find suitable locations that have food that meets their limitations?
Over ten weeks our team of three worked on NuTriton, a mobile web application that we created with on-campus undergraduates in mind. We wanted to improve the experience of the UCSD dining hall app feature.
Interviewing and Data Collection
During the week, we conducted online surveys in UCSD affiliated pages as well as in person interviews with random select individuals. What we found was in addition to assisting those with dietary restrictions, the app could prove useful for helping those who also want to have a healthier diet. We also found that being able to locate the nearest food location would make a great added app functionality.
Storyboarding
To help visualize user needs and problems, we created two storyboard scenarios. Both cases involve on-campus likely scenarios.
Paper Prototyping/Heuristic Evaluation
To simulate the user experience, we created a paper prototype to help us quickly iterate through different designs and try new features. Our designs were quickly put to the test in heuristic evaluations, where we quickly found and solved design issues. One such example was the tab navigation.
User Testing
As our app continue to progress in development, we began user testing to find more design issues. While testing, we observed the user's behavior to determine if there were features that needed to be simplified or changed. One such change was the size and positioning of several elements that lead to the map feature being too long on the page to allow easy scrolling.
A/B Testing
Nearing finalization, we used Chi Squared Testing to compare two different versions of our Food Finder page. We tested plain links against boxed links as well as single column links and double column links.


- random - Static variable in class compose.Connection
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- random - Static variable in class dsl.Actor
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A secure random number generator object to generate protocol round
identifiers.
- Receipt<V> - Class in compose
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- Receipt(V) - Constructor for class compose.Receipt
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- receiptQueue - Variable in class compose.SendingActor
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- ReceiveEvent<PayloadT> - Interface in communications
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- ReceiveException - Exception in communications
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- ReceiveException() - Constructor for exception communications.ReceiveException
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- ReceiveException(String) - Constructor for exception communications.ReceiveException
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- receiveMessages(BitSet) - Method in class dsl.Actor
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Receives messages until a path of confirmed (i.e., possibly not spurious)
has been found from one of the messages marked as initial in the BitSet
provided to an active Node.
- RECEIVER - Static variable in class composition.AcknowledgeChannel
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- receiver - Variable in class composition.AcknowledgeChannel
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- receiver - Variable in class dsl.SendNode
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- receiver - Variable in class segmentation.SimpleTransfer
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- receiverFactory - Variable in class compose.Connection
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- receiverName - Variable in class compose.Connection
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- receives(FullMessage<PayloadT>) - Method in interface communications.ReceiveEvent
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- ReceivingActor<M,P> - Class in compose
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- ReceivingActor() - Constructor for class compose.ReceivingActor
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- recevierService - Variable in class compose.Connection
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- removeReceiveEvent(ReceiveEvent<PayloadT>) - Method in interface communications.CommunicationResource
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- removeReceiveEvent(ReceiveEvent<P>) - Method in class communications.util.Dump
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- removeReceiveEvent(ReceiveEvent<PayloadT>) - Method in class communications.util.QueueResource
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- removeReceiveEvent(ReceiveEvent<ToT>) - Method in class communications.util.WrappedTypeProtocol
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- removeReceiveEvent(ReceiveEvent<String>) - Method in class protocols.XMPPWithIQProtocol
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- reset() - Method in class dsl.Actor
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Resets the actor back to it's initial state (addresses set to the ones of
the initial map, no messages sent, no messages received).
- resource - Variable in class communications.util.Dump
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- returnQueue - Variable in class compose.Connection
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- returnQueue - Variable in class compose.ReceivingActor
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- returnQueue - Variable in class compose.TransportingActor
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- reverse - Variable in class dsl.Flowchart
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- reverse(Object[]) - Static method in class dsl.FlowchartUtils
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- revert - Variable in class communications.util.WrappedTypeProtocol
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- revert(Y) - Method in class function.Conversion
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- rootNode - Variable in class dsl.Part
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The reference to the first action to be executed (either to do something
or to wait for a message).
- RootNode - Class in dsl
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- RootNode(String, Node) - Constructor for class dsl.RootNode
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- run(RunnableWithActor<A>) - Method in class dsl.Play.Character
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Makes the character run a set of actions.
- run(RunnableWithActor<A>, String) - Method in class dsl.Play.Character
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Makes the character run a set of actions.
- run - Variable in class dsl.RunNode
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- run(P) - Method in interface function.RunnableWithActor
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- run() - Method in class protocols.SocketListener
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- run() - Method in class shares.DataConcentrator
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Runs the protocol once in a separate thread and prints the aggregated
data on the screen.
- run() - Method in class shares.SmartMeter
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Runs the smart meter.
- run() - Method in class tcp.Alice
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- run() - Method in class tcp.Bob
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- run() - Method in class thread.Alice
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- run() - Method in class thread.Bob
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- run() - Method in class udp.Alice
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- run() - Method in class udp.Bob
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- run() - Method in class xmpp.Alice
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- run() - Method in class xmpp.Bob
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- runId - Variable in class dsl.Actor
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The current protocol round identifier.
- RunnableWithActor<P extends Actor<?>> - Interface in function
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- runName - Variable in class dsl.RunNode
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- runningIds - Variable in class compose.Connection
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- RunNode<A extends Actor<?>> - Class in dsl
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- RunNode(String, RunnableWithActor<A>, String) - Constructor for class dsl.RunNode
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- RunStatus() - Constructor for enum dsl.Server.RunStatus
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- RxEceptionTest - Class in delays
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- RxEceptionTest() - Constructor for class delays.RxEceptionTest
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TD Bank
Product Acquisition Intern
Summer 2020
About me
My name is John Volpatti and I am a third year Industrial Engineering student at the University of Toronto.
I am keen on operations research and product management.

Summer 2020
Analyzed the efficacy of a multi-million dollar marketing campaign that ran early 2020 and provided recommendations for the 2021 initiative.
Created, developed and circulated materials that were critical in the launch of another marketing campaign targeting over 1 million people.
Summer 2019
Developed a database to store survey results and a program that converts the results from array into matrix form (using SQL and C).
Calibrated, stored and organized eye-tracking data and collected relevant information integral to the outcome of experiments.
Summer 2018
Math Instructor to students between the grades of 1 and 12.
Assisted them with problems they had with worksheets and introduced new concepts and new methods to solve problems.
Simulated the Emergency Department (ED) of a hospital using Simio. My team and I designed the model from scratch (involving resources representing physicians for each ward) and compared alternative scenarios using the KN algorithm. We also used "fitdistrplus" in R to fit distributions to treatment time data.
My friends and I created a PyTorch-based program that can predict whether a news article is true or fake. Data was collected from Kaggle and preprocessed through our script. GloVe embeddings were used for words in each article and such embeddings were fed into an RNN (specifically a GRU), where the output was either true or fake. Our model was able to achieve a final testing accuracy of 98.8%.


Original work by
Keith Collins
&
Jordan Robertson
Also visualized at
Data Breaches in the U.S.
by
Bloomberg Visual Data
.