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1. Introduction and Goals
1.1. Requirements Overview
Right now, there exist many kinds of messaging applications, but all of them follow a centralized architecture. This is, all the data must go through a server, compromising its security and privacy.
Our main goal is to keep user’s data private, and letting the user share it with only with the people he trusts. That’s why we will use the Solid platform to create a decentralized chat application able to reach these standards.
Now, if we are using this platform to build our app, the project requirements will be based on the Solid specification. Here are the basic ones we have decided to define for DeChat:
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The application will follow a decentralized architecture, storing the data in the Solid PODs
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DeChat will allow a user to chat with his trusted contacts, and share pictures or videos, as well as other kind of media.
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Users can create group chats, in which two or more contacts will send messages to all the members of the group.
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The user data will be always kept private and secure.
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
Build a decentralized application. |
As we said just before, we can make it private by means of the use of the PODS. |
The users must have the total control of their own data |
We will create local repositories with PODS. |
The user can send multimedia like pictures, video… |
We will recode different kind of chats to include our technology. |
The user will receive a notification when someone wants to chat with him. |
We will ask for notification permission in the device to add an extension. |
Users can have groups with people they want to chat with. In the groups, the whole group will receive the message. |
With PODS we will create repositories in each device also with group chats. |
1.2. Quality Goals
| Quality goal | Scenario | Priority (Importance, Difficulty of its implementation) |
|---|---|---|
Performance efficiency |
The message should be sent and stored in the other user’s POD in less than 2 seconds. |
High, High |
Usability |
If a user deletes a message, it must not appear in the conversation for all the other users in less than 6 seconds. |
High, Medium |
Usability |
A user should be able to select a contact and start the conversation in less than 5 seconds. |
High, Low |
Security |
In case of a network failure, the system should notify the user about having no connection in less than 4 seconds. |
Medium, High |
Testability |
When testing a piece of the design, we should be able to finish in less than 3 days. |
Medium, Low |
Note: In the priority column, you have two values as stated in its name, the first one represents the level of importance for the attribute according to the consumer, and the second one represents the level of difficulty for the attribute to be implemented.
1.3. Stakeholders
| Role | Expectations |
|---|---|
Solid development team |
They are the original proposers of the project, and are interested in the best results of this and the ones of other teams of this course, as the best ones will be presented for public review and maybe used in the final product. For more information, see https://solid.mit.edu/. |
Teachers of the cousrse |
They expect a well developed final version following some specific guidelines, paying special attention to the architecture of the project, due to this being the main topic of the subject. |
Software developers |
They expect to develop a well-built application, which covers te specifications given, has a good architecture well documented, and the functionalities it has work as they are expected. |
Documentation authors |
They expect to document as it is said, the architecture of the application, adapting it to the format specified by the teachers of the course. |
Application users |
They expect the application to be easy to use, to have a good user interface, and that the functionalities that are said to belong to the application, to work in a proper way. |
Ethics supervisor |
It is expected for the application to cover some ethics principles, for example, to respect the users privacy, and so on. |
Software Architects |
They expect to build the architecture that fits the best to the specification required by the project proposers, trying to make the best decisions for achieving the desired goal. |
2. Architecture Constraints
| Name | Definition |
|---|---|
Decentralized |
The system will be based on a decentralized architecture where data storage is separated from the app. |
Data Storage |
The data must be stored in the user’s pods. |
Sharing files |
Users must be able to share pictures, videos or other kinds of files with other friends through the chat. |
Notifications |
Users must receive notifications when some friend wants to chat with them. |
Groups |
Users can have groups of friends where everyone involved must be able to chat. |
Live calls |
Users can have live calls. |
Video calls |
Users can have video calls. |
Screen sharing |
Users can share their screens in the chat. |
| Name | Definition |
|---|---|
Non-technical |
Every user should manage the app |
Responsiveness |
The app must work immediately |
Independence |
The data must be only manage by users |
Security |
Data must not be in touch by external devices |
Privacy |
Only own users can manage their own data |
Aesthetics |
The app must be intuitive |
Friendliness |
The app must have inviting interfaz |
Originality |
The app must be different from other apps and be recognize |
Usability |
The documentation of the app must be easy to understand by users |
3. System Scope and Context
can see their information and where is that information. The idea is that we will use SOLID like a "securirty" system, where the user can give his key to another user, and so that the other user can see the first user’s information. Also, we have to consider the implementation of other systems taht can interact with the application, like the possibility of store photos, videos and stuff like that.
3.1. Business Context
| Communication partner | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
User |
Send a message |
Recieve feedback of messages being received by chat partner |
User |
Delete a message |
Message is deleted, the user and the reciever of said message receive feedback of this action and can no longer see the message |
3.2. Technical Context
The application will be divided in several modules, each one with a different responsability.
| Module | Responsabilities | Relations |
|---|---|---|
Login Service |
Will verify the user identity and grant him access to the app. |
The verification process will use the Solid API. |
Messaging Service |
This module will let the user write any message, and then send the data to the necessary number of PODs in the Solid platform. |
It will have a direct communication with Solid PODs. |
Solid Platform |
We will use it to securely store the user’s data in a decentralized way. |
Right now the project is in a very early stage. This page will be modified during the development process.
4. Solution Strategy
4.1. Technology Decisions
DeChat is developed using the Solid platform, which allows the creation of decentralized applications using Secure Pods, so the privacy of the user is respected. The Solid API is fully written in JavaScript. Therefore, we have decided that the best option the implementation of our application is to use the JavaScript programming language, so it will be in the same programming language as the Solid API.
Over several frameworks available for the development of JavaScript applications, our team has chosen the Angular framework, which is the one that most fits the way we want to develop our application, as it is really helpful for creating web applications in an easier way than other frameworks. We have also decided to run the application in a Node.js environment. This way, we’ll be able to develop a cross-platform application using well-known and fully documented technologies.
For testing our code, we have decided that we would use Mocha JS for unit testing, as it is not very difficult for learning how to do tests, and it is powerful enough for testing our application.
Also, we are using Travis for continuous integration of our project. It will run the tests we have made every time we make a commit.
4.2. Design and Architecture Decisions
As we are using Angular, we have decided to follow a Model-View-Controller structure, which the framework is designed to manage. It will help us to separate the different parts of the program, and implement all the services DeChat will need in a well-defined layer, easy to scale and maintain. image::mvc-angular.png[]
4.3. Decisions on How to Achieve Quality Goals
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The message should be sent and stored in the other user’s POD in less than 2 seconds: This is achieved just by executing the action immediately, and makng checks and cosuming processes later.
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If a user deletes a message, it must not appear in the conversation for all the other users in less than 6 seconds: again, when this action is requested, it is done right away.
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A user should be able to select a contact and start the conversation in less than 5 seconds: the graphical user interface gives little options to the user, so an action this simple is not more complicated than necessary, the button is allways on the screen.
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When testing a piece of the design, we should be able to finish in less than 3 days: we are using mocha, which has a simple syntax. This makes the process of testing relatively simple.
4.4. Organizational Decisions
Our idea is to follow an agile methodology -for the moment, a simplified version of SCRUM. Our goal is to always have a minimum viable product, which we can deliver any time a deadline is reached.
5. Building Block View
The building blocks that are currently being explored are in white background, and the ones yet to explore are in grey background. Some of the grey background blocks either are not developed by the team or do not provide significantly wider information when expanded, so they are not going to be explored in this doxumentation.
5.1. Whitebox Overall System
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user: represents a human using the application as a client.
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chat app: this is the main functionality of the app. It contains all the logic as well as all the styling files and markup.
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solid pod: everything related to the solid platform that is not directly developed by our team. This includes mainly the pods and its storing system.
5.2. Level 1
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services: logic of the application
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components: front end of the application
5.3. Level 2
5.3.1. Services
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solid services: logic inside the application not related directly with the external comunication.
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dechat services: logic of the application invonving the comunication with the solid pods.
5.3.2. Components
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app component: main component of the application.
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chatComponents: contains the components related to the chat interaction(showing the messages, submiting the messages, mutimedia, etc.).
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dialogComponents: contains the components that are shown as dialogs in the interface.
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main-content: wraps everything but the nav bar in the graphical interface.
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utilComponents: not the main functionality of the app.
5.4. Level 3
5.4.1. Solid services
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auth.guard.service:
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rdf.service: manages everything related with rdf communication.
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solid.auth.service: logging in and out from solid.
5.4.2. Dechat services
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chat.service: chat management.
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files.service: file management in the pod.
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inbox.service: inbox management.
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message.service: message management.
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user.service: user management.
6. Runtime View
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When the application is executed the login page is the first to be shown
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When the user clicks log in "login-popup" shows a popup to give the login options, and "login" processes the login.
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Once the user is logged in to the desired platform, the main page is shown, delivered by several components.
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If the user selects a chat, the chatroom is shown for that user. This is handled by the "chatroom" component.
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To send a message, it must be written in the specified field and ordered to send, this action is handled by "message" and "chat-form".
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The "chat-feed" receives the message, and shows it in the screen. The message is also sent to the other chatter’s pod, also being shown in his feed. The sending is managed by "messageService".
7. Deployment View
TBD
7.1. Infrastructure Level 1
TBD === Infrastructure Level 2
TBD
8. Cross-cutting Concepts
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Use of observer pattern to keep the chat feed updated, as well as the chat notifications.
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Synchronization of the messages to ensure security and privacy of the messages posted.
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Simple interface using angular, css and html.
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Security is handled by the Solid platform, giving access to the accounts through the use of a pair username-password. It is also secure, in the sense that the user’s information is not stored in the machine, but in the cloud.
9. Design Decisions
The app code is distributed in a modular way (see document 5 "building-block-view", level 1 and 2, for a more detailed insight), being all the classes in the same package level, and interacting between one another, taking a part in the construction of the app, in a more "graphical design" sense, and each one having very concrete functions. For the main structuration of the architecture we have based it on angular using a template provided by it. The main programing languale for the logic is TypeScript, and for the graphical aspect CSS and HTML mainly. Testing is implemented using Karma, also provided by angular templates. Cucumber was used for user stories. Gatling was used for load testing.
10. Quality Requirements
10.1. Quality Tree
10.2. Quality Scenarios
| Quality goal | Scenario | Priority (Importance, Difficulty of its implementation) |
|---|---|---|
Performance efficiency |
The message should be sent and stored in the other user’s POD in less than 2 seconds. |
High, High |
Usability |
If a user deletes a message, it must not appear in the conversation for all the other users in less than 6 seconds. |
High, Medium |
Usability |
A user should be able to select a contact and start the conversation in less than 5 seconds. |
High, Low |
Security |
In case of a network failure, the system should notify the user about having no connection in less than 4 seconds. |
Medium, High |
Testability |
When testing a piece of the design, we should be able to finish in less than 3 days. |
Medium, Low |
11. Risks and Technical Debts
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The development team [1] has never designed and implemented an aplication related to the use of Solid pods, so they have to get used to how this technology works, which is translated into time spent learning how they work, subtracting time from development.
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The development team has never worked with Angular, so there is the risk that the team is not able to adapt themselves how to work with this framework, or it would take them time, that at last, this time is going to be reduced from development time.
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The development team has never designed an architecture for an application, and they are learning how to do it at the same time, so there is the risk that the architecture designed for this project is not as optimal as it should be, deriving in a poor design of the project, which could hinder the development.
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The majority of the group has never worked with RDF, which can be complex to understand, and to design structures and classes with it, so there is the risk that the design of the application from the point of view of translating the data to RDF, is not very efficient, or is not working properly.
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Until now, the team, has not worked with continuous integration, therefore, there is te risk of not adapting properly to this way of working, or not doing it as it should be done. We have to spend time checking that we are doing this part correctly.
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In the past, the members of the team have worked with relational databases as HSQLDB or oracle, and they are not used to using the NoSQL database engine MongoDB, which can derive into a poor database design.
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The team has never used Mocha for implementing tests in JavaScript, and that could mean that, at first, tests may not be as good as they should, because the team need time to adapt its work to this technology.
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Until now, in the projects the members of the team had to face, they never had to do documentation as the one required for this project, which could subtract time of development, because they have to do a lot of research about how to do this type of documentation properly.
12. Glossary
SOLID: Solid is an exciting new project led by Prof. Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, taking place at MIT. The project aims to radically change the way Web applications work today, resulting in true data ownership as well as improved privacy.
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Will this new member of the family be electric? Well, the answer is probably positive, but, even so, its styling should reflect the philosophy of the sub-brand.
Of course, this won't be the first time when the Brits expand the RR family, with the Evoque and the Velar being a testament to this. And here's to hoping that the newcomer is more like the first than the latter - at least from where I'm standing, the design of Velar loses quite a bit of the badge's elegance.
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Motion sensing using the doppler effect
Recently I stumbled upon an interesting paper for implementing motion sensing requiring no special hardware, only a speaker and mic! Unfortunately the paper didn't include code to test it, so I decided to reproduce it here on the web!
What is the doppler effect?
First of all, what is the doppler effect? The doppler effect is a physical phenomenom which affects waves in motion. The standard example is the effect on a fire engine siren as it quickly drives past. When it moves towards you the sound waves are compressed, and so the frequency becomes higher, and when it moves away from you the frequency becomes lower.
This phenomenon actually has really wonderful applications in astronomy for figuring the speed at which galaxies are moving towards or away from us by looking at the frequency shift of light, but I digress.
Anyway, it's important to realize that the doppler effect would also occur if you were to run towards the siren, rather than the siren moving towards you. We'll use this principle in the next section.
Measuring the doppler effect
In order to measure the doppler effect for motion detection on a conventional computer, what you can do is send out a sinusoid at some known (inaudible) frequency, say, 20 kHz. If something is moving in the room, then, after the sinusoid has bounced around on the walls and into the microphone, the sound will shift in frequency. This can be measured by looking at the frequency spectrum in the nearby region of the 20 kHz tone.
Note that you'll need to run Chrome with a fairly high speaker-volume for this to work optimally.
The frequency spectrum of the microphone input is plotted above. The peak towards the right is due to the 20 kHz tone we're sending out. Try whistling to see the spectrum change.
Here's a closer look, zooming in on the 20 kHz region. Try moving your hand towards the mic/computer to see the bulge shift to higher frequencies, and away from the computer to see it shift to lower frequencies.
Applications
Now for the fun applications!
Motion sensing
The most obvious application for this is motion sensing. Below I've calculated the left and right bandwidth of the 20 kHz region (defined as the number of frequencies to the left and right that are within 99.9% in amplitude of the 20 kHz tone). I've then attached their difference to the size of the box.
The effect this produces is that when you move your hand towards the microphone, the box becomes smaller (you're pushing it inwards), and if you move your hand away from the microphone, the box becomes larger (you're pulling it outwards).
Scrolling
A cool application to motion sensing, as suggested by the SoundWave paper, is scrolling (see the video above). Click below to try it out.
This implementation doesn't have the double-tap feature for reversing the scrolling-direction, instead it's just using the left and right bandwidth-difference. Thus if you want to scroll down you have to move your hand quickly towards the computer, and slowly away from the computer.
Theremin
We can also create an instrument with this by simply modulating the frequency of some base-tone, say at 440 Hz, based on the difference between the left and right bandwidth!
This is reminiscent of a Theremin, in that you can contol sound by moving your hands in free space, yet different in that the Theremin is able to measure absolute distance from the base, whereas we can only measure relative motion.
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Did this give you any ideas? I also created a small library to play around with this. Just run
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var diff = bandwidth.left - bandwidth.right;
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by TIM RYANWASHINGTON (CN) – As President Donald Trump plans to highlight the breakneck pace at which he and the Republican-controlled Senate have filled vacancies on federal courts, Trump announced seven new judicial nominees on Wednesday, including one to fill a seat on the 11th Circuit.
Trump is scheduled to speak later this afternoon at a White House event highlighting the more than 150 judges he has appointed to the federal courts during his time in office. The Senate is also set to confirm Judge Danielle Hunsaker to a seat on the Ninth Circuit later in the day, a march to confirm nominees that will continue with the new choices Trump announced on Wednesday.
Among the nominees is Judge Andrew Brasher, whom Trump tapped for a seat on the 11th Circuit. A former Alabama solicitor general, Brasher will make his second pass through the Senate in less than a year, as senators confirmed him to a seat on the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama in May with a 52-47 vote.
Brasher served as Alabama solicitor general starting in 2014, having worked as the state’s deputy solicitor general for the three years prior. Before entering government, Brasher worked at the firm Bradley Arant Boult Cummings and clerked for Judge William Pryor Jr. on the 11th Circuit.
The second fight over Brasher will likely center on arguments he advanced in court fights while in the state solicitor general’s office, as Democrats objected to his nomination on those grounds his first time through the confirmation process.
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At his nomination hearing last year, Brasher said he signed onto the briefs and made the arguments he did as part of his duty to advance the interests of his client, which at the time was the state of Alabama.
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BRepOperation(Face, Shell)
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BRepOperation(Shell, Shell, BRepOperation.Operation)
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BRepOperation(Shell, Shell, Dictionary<Edge, Tuple<Face, Face>>, BRepOperation.Operation)
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BRepOperation(Shell, Plane)
Prepare a brep operation for splitting a (closed) shell with a plane. Or for returning the compound shapes on the specified plane.
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public BRepOperation(Shell toSplit, Plane splitBy)
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Okay so I'm basically becoming very quickly obsessed with the truck. It talks to me, a la 2001 Space Odyssey style and I talk back and it does stuff. Of course the last thing I need is another large thing with tons of instruction manuals, but there it is. I spent over 30 minutes trying to decipher the instructions on how to light my oven pilot and ended up with a cold oven. It took me 10 minutes to locate the proper manual and sync my phone with the truck, but I think I can just say stuff like, Call Barbara Mobile and it will call my mother's cell. I might have to read more on it.
Drove Busta (might stick with Brutus too?) into town tonight and did a soak with my dear friend. Thank goodness for the hippy nature of Portland where I ran around nude in various showers hot tubs and saunas for a nice long hour of heating my cold, cold body. Portland really has it on weird, I have to say. Just my kind of blend too, but I tend to both appreciate and be annoyed by anyone who takes anything too far. Like the yoga guru, or the micro diet nerd, these are great activities to get into, but there's always that one person in a class of 20+ who is really way, way, way too into it. You know who I mean.
My friend confesses that she is moving in the summer back to the east coast. I know she has struggled to ply her alternative therapies in a land where you can't throw a microbrew kombucha without hitting at least one other therapist in her field. I asked her if she was moving to get away from Portland. For some reason it stuck out that she was indeed moving to get away from somewhere, not because she was particularly excited or committed about being somewhere else. Seemed like an important distinction at the time.
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Autonomous Maze-Mapping Robot
We built and programmed a robot capable of autonomously navigating through a 9x9 maze. The robot was able to navigate through the maze using DFS and communicate its progress to an external base station via radio.
Used: Ardiuno, FPGA, C, Hardware Components
View our full project website here
Neural Repeater Circuit
We use analog circuits to design a neural repeater capable of bridging a full or partial break in the spine. This consists of a low noise telescopic amplifier, a comparator to filter out neural spikes, and a stimulator. The comparator and spike simulator have an external clock which allows for signals to be transmitted in real time.
Used: Cadence, Analog Circuits
Our final design and report can be found here
Wizard's Chess
We designed and programmed a voice-controlled chess board. Players speak their move into a computer, and their pieces are automatically moved across the board. We use python to directly communicate with an arduino and move magnetic chess pieces via servos. Our game allows the visually or physically impaired to move chess pieces entirely through voice command.
Used: Ardiuno, Python
View the project's github repository here
FRDM Board Pedometer
Here we turn the FRDM board microcontroller into a real-time handheld pedometer. We utilize the on-board accelerometer to allow the user to count steps over an arbitrary or pre-set interval. Additionally, the board can be calibrated to accomodate different gaits for accurate tracking.
Used: FRDM Board, C, I2C
View a summary of our project here


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This is a basic demo for reqestIdleCalback polyfill
requestIdleCallback is a new browser API which allows to execute code when browser is idle.
This is crucial for creating smooth animations and user experiences allowing to avoid janks which basically happens
when CPU become overloaded to fit into frame budget which is 16 msec.
Article about RIC by
Paul Lewis
How polyfill works
Polyfill is built on principe that janks are most harmful to UX and janks have highest chance to happen when user is
continously interacting with UI. Polyfill basically prevents operation from being executed while user performing some
actions on interface. Currently this implies scrolls, taps, clicks, mouse and touch movements. The condition is pretty
simple - if there were no interactions for 100 msec there is a huge chance that we are in idle.
TODO Consider touchend, touchcancel, mouseup, touchleave for faster idle recognition.
TODO Consider CSS transitions as blockers via listening to transitionstart, transitionend.


I am a 5'9' healthy, athletic, 27 year old male. I take 4mg of Dilaudid (hydromorphone) 4-5 times a day, for back pain (herniated disks), I smoke about 2 or 3 bowls of pot a day as well, and have been smoking that much or more for about 3 years now.
Saturday I recieved an expensive ecstasy pill the my friend got over in Japan. I took the Ecstasy that afternoon and it turned out to be the best single pill I had ever had. I was in a great mood and during my roll I ended up talking to another frind in the bay area who told me he had 2 doses of DOI (Dimethoxy Iodoamphetamine). DOI is a substituted amphetamine but instead of being a stimulant it is a very high potency hallucinogen. the original plan was that we would each take one and trip out together. that plan fell through becuase he had stuff to do on sunday but offered to trade me both doses of DOI for some of my Dilaudid. I took him up on the offer.
Once I got back home at about 2am, I took:
- 3mg DOI (on a sugar cube)
- 4mg Hydromorphone (railed)
- 1g Pot
By 3am I started feeling it take effect and by about 5am I was enjoying a nice trip with excellent closed eye visuals and sensory enhancements and enjoyed this for another couple of hours when I decided to step it up a notch
at about 9am, I took:
- 3mg of DOI
- 4mg Hydromorphone
- 1g Pot
(I also continued the hydromorphone and pot throughout the trip althought not sure of exact times it was roughly:
4mg of Hydromorphone about every 4 or 5 hours and about a gram of pot at those intervals as well.)
Shortly after I was completely consumed in the trip. a definate +++. open and closed eye hallucinations, not just visual hallucinations but also sounds, smells, tastes, and physical sensations. I could see through time and be in different places as diffferent people simultanously, sometimes these paths would cross even and I had to learn how to communicate with all of my different selves when they ran across each other. other times I was completely overwhelemed with images or sensations. every memory Ive ever had in my life (real or imaginary) was recalled and like somehow mixed in or presented to me as if to show me how it all fits together, and how each one is for a reason. I was able to understand the flow of lifes energy.
In the movie 'The Matrix' a person could look at a screen of numbers and clearly see what they all meant and instead of 'seeing' numbers they simply felt whatever sense was applicable..... well this was slightly that way only it wasnt number.... it was 'anything'..... for example I may see the world as an oil painting but in full motion.... but it didnt matter what appeared to be there..... I understood what it meant or stood for..... then a miute later instead of a painting I only felt the world as if it was water.... then the next minute the world all appeared to be tiny neon lights all woven together.... this kept changint from theme to theme and never the same one twice.... it was almost like changing the skins on computers only it was the skin of the world....
The most significant feeling for me however was the perspective it put on the way life interacts with other life. It was this ability to be able to feel OTHER PEOPLES emotions from their point of view, to know exactly how they see something and understand fully all of the reasons that they feel the way that they do, instead of jsut trying to imagine how they feel... it was this perfect sync with the elecricity of life. I could see the cause and effect of absolutely everything. almost like I was always staring at a bunch of dots wondering what they meant.... then suddenly the dots connected and I could see how each thing affected the next or what it was caused by.....this continued all day sunday and all that night too. I had already not slept saturday night becuase of the ecstasy then the DOI early in the morn sunday.
By sunday night I was exhausted. but the drug was still blasting along at full speed. sunday night/monday morning was difficult. the exhaustion led to paranoia and paranoia and high powered hallucinogens are not a good mix. I distanced myself mentally and tried to clear my mind, which was a futile battle and only made it worse. I was alone.... not jsut physically but in the trip I had been stripped of every posession Except my exhausted mind. this was my test. or so I felt.... I was locked away in a dark dark hole with nothing... only my exhausted hallucinating paranoid mind.... my body was not even with me. I couldnt move or walk or anything I just existed.... this was my test to see if I could be honest with myself. becuase if you cant be honest with yourself then you will secretly hate yourself. and if you cant learn how to get over problems and repair mistakes then you will be alone and live in hatred.
If I had to use a word to describe what the trip was like I would jsut say 'perfect'
It seemed as though my entire life had actually been perfectly choreographed and was all jsut the set up for THIS TRIP..... that this is that perfect trip that i have always been searching for but could never find. I feel like I dont even need to do drugs at all anymore.... it seems pointless now.... I just got everything I ever wanted and all kinds of other new stuff I never even knew I wanted before....
When you find yourself riding a dead horse the best strategy is to dismount.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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MSc in Computer Engineering
Universidade de São Paulo - USP Sao Paulo, BRDissertation: A Systems Architecture for Data Visualization and Analysis of huge volume of data
Dissertation: A Systems Architecture for Data Visualization and Analysis of huge volume of data
Dissertation: Academix: An Academic Management application.
Dissertation: Game Theory applied to database education.


Court Revives Misconduct Charges Tied to Probe of Police Shooting
by AMANDA OTTAWAYALBANY, N.Y. (CN) – Reinstating charges against a former prosecutor said to have withheld evidence in the probe of a police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man, a New York appeals court on Thursday upheld a new policy adopted in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests.
“Today’s decision is a big win in our efforts to ensure that justice is served and that no person, including elected officials, is above the law,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said, announcing the decision.
The case stems from the fatal shooting of Edson Thevenin in April 2016 by Sergeant Randall French with the Troy Police Department, following a car chase. Rensselaer County District Attorney Joel Abelove convened a grand jury to investigate, only to find himself charged instead by the state when that grand jury found that French’s use of force had been justified.
Prosecutors say Abelove rigged the French investigation by withholding material evidence and allowing French to testify before a grand jury without waiving immunity.
Though Abelove secured the dismissal of his indictment by challenging the state’s jurisdiction, the Third Judicial Department of the New York Appellate Division reversed Thursday, finding Abelove’s prosecution justified by executive orders put in place by Governor Andrew Cuomo.
“The Legislature … statutorily gave power to the Governor to call upon [the Office of the Attorney General] to conduct investigations,” Justice Robert Mulvaney wrote for a four-person panel. “That the statute and executive order must necessarily work in tandem does not diminish or eliminate the statute as a source of authority for OAG to conduct the investigation.”
Cuomo passed the first of the underlying executive orders in 2015, responding in part to protests over the nonindictment of a Staten Island police officer who killed Eric Garner.
Executive Order 147 appoints the state attorney general as special prosecutor in matters where a police officer kills an unarmed civilian or where, the attorney general has doubts about whether the civilian should have been considered “armed and dangerous.”
Cuomo issued Executive Order 163 two years later, authorizing the attorney general to bring charges related to misconduct during grand jury proceedings in the Thenevin case.
Abelove was charged with two misdemeanor counts of official misconduct and one felony count of perjury.
Abelove argued that state law narrowly limits the attorney general’s investigative power, meaning that he could be prosecuted for perjury only with respect to investigations specifically delineated by the statute.
Presiding Justice Elizabeth Garry and Justices Michael Lynch and Eugene Devine concurred in Thursday’s ruling, which Attorney General James lauded.
“The grand jury found that former District Attorney Abelove abused his power and lied under oath in an attempt to sway a grand jury and impede our investigation – actions that are patently unlawful and unethical,” she said. “We look forward to continuing this case and ensuring that justice is truly served.”
Joshua Friedman, an attorney for Abelove with the firm Dreyer Boyajian, declined to comment on the ruling, citing a policy on pending litigation. Abelove’s law practice did not return a request for comment.
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Lead a project creating an annotated dataset for automated classification of online misogyny. Publication under review.
Preliminary results on network apporaches to 'echo chamber-ness' on Reddit . Presented at Sunbelt Social Networks Conference 2019
Preliminary results on measuring 'echo chamber-ness' of subreddits. Working paper '(Anti) Echo Chamber Participation: Examing Contributor Activity Beyond the Chamber' presented at Social Media + Society 2018.
Currently a researcher on the project Hate Speech: Measures and Counter-Measures where I focus on online misogyny. Part of the Public Policy Programme at the Alan Turing Institute, the UK's national institue for data science and artifical intelligence
The CDEI is an advisory body to the UK Government on data-driven technology. I worked on the online targeting team to review existing regulatory frameworks and laws to develop policy recommendations for government on social media targeting
Worked on the Audience Engagement team for online news. Considering the role of filter bubble effects on news recommender systems
My thesis examined the empirical evidence of echo chamber behaviours on Reddit. I received an ESRC funded studentship in the Social Statistics department and was a member of the Mitchell Centre for Social Network Analysis.
I received a 1st class degree. My dissertation modelled the dynamics between askers and answerers in expert knowledge sharing communities on Reddit.


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Checks to see if Indexed DB is supported on the current platform.
Checks to see if getDatabaseNames is supported by the current platform.
Creates a stream of cursors over the records in this object store.
See also:
Creates a stream of cursors over the records in this object store.
See also:
Creates a stream of cursors over the records in this object store.
The stream must be manually advanced by calling Cursor.next after each item or by specifying autoAdvance to be true.
var cursors = objectStore.openCursor().listen( (cursor) { // ...some processing with the cursor cursor.next(); // advance onto the next cursor. }, onDone: () { // called when there are no more cursors. print('all done!'); });Asynchronous operations which are not related to the current transaction will cause the transaction to automatically be committed-- all processing must be done synchronously unless they are additional async requests to the current transaction.
Provides a Future which will be completed once the transaction has completed.
The future will error if an error occurrs on the transaction or if the transaction is aborted.


ReadSpotHeader reads the header information contained within a SPOT header file. ReadSpotImage reads all or part of the contents of a SPOT Panochromatic or Multispectral image into AVS/Express. ReadSpotImageAlt provides an alternative way of specifying the scaling and window parameters.
module ReadSpotHeader <src_file="rspt_hdr.cxx", cxx_src_files="gsspot.cxx"> { ReadSpotInputParams+IPort2 &input_params; cxxmethod+notify_inst+req update( .input_params+read+notify+req, .input_params.HeaderFileName+read+notify+req, .output_params+write, .output_params.ProcessingLevel+write, .output_params.NumberOfBands+write, .output_params.NumberOfRows+write, .output_params.NumberOfColumns+write, .output_params.Year+write, .output_params.Month+write, .output_params.Day+write, .output_params.Hour+write, .output_params.Minute+write, .output_params.Second+write ); ReadSpotOutputParams+OPort2 output_params; }; module ReadSpotImage <src_file="rspt_img.cxx", cxx_src_files="gsspot.cxx", cxx_hdr_files="fld/Xfld.h"> { ReadSpotInputParams+IPort2 &input_params; cxxmethod+notify_inst+req update( .input_params+read+notify, .input_params.HeaderFileName+read+notify+req, .input_params.ImageFileName+read+notify+req, .input_params.BandNumberToRead+read+notify, .input_params.StartRow+read+notify, .input_params.StartColumn+read+notify, .input_params.NumberOfOutputRows+read+notify, .input_params.NumberOfOutputColumns+read+notify, .input_params.XScaleFactor+read+notify, .input_params.YScaleFactor+read+notify, .input_params.ActivateFlag+read+notify, .Image+write ); Field_Unif+Dim2+Byte+Space2+Node_Data+OPort2 Image; }; ReadSpotImage ReadSpotImageAlt { NumberOfOutputRows => input_params.NumberOfRows * input_params.YScaleFactor; NumberOfOutputColumns => input_params.NumberOfColumns * input_params.XScaleFactor; };
These three low-level modules read SPOT image files. The ReadSpotHeader module reads the header information from a SPOT header file and outputs that information as a block of parameters. The ReadSpotImage module reads the actual image data from a SPOT file and outputs that information as a 2D AVS/Express image field. The ReadSpotImageAlt module is derived from the ReadSpotImage module and provides an alternate way of specifying scaling and window parameters.
The SPOT file format was created by the SPOT Image Corporation so that data from the SPOT series of satellites could be distributed. The SPOT satellites produce panchromatic imagery with a resolution of about 10 meters. They produce multispectral imagery with a resolution of about 30 meters.
SPOT images are available with many levels of processing. Level 1A is essentially raw data. It has been radiometrically corrected, but has not been rectified. Level 1B has been radiometrically corrected and has been rectified. However, the rectification technique is very coarse, and does not consider local perturbations caused by terrain. Level 2 data is radiometrically corrected and rectified using techniques that consider perturbations caused by terrain and other factors. These modules can not read SPOT files with level 2 processing.
Panchromatic level 1A scenes have 6000 pixel rows and 6000 pixel columns. Multispectral level 1A scenes have 3000 pixel rows and 3000 pixel columns. Panchromatic level 1B scenes have from 5900 to 6100 pixel rows and from 5900 to 8000 pixel columns. Multispectral level 1B scenes have from 2900 to 3100 pixel rows and from 2900 to 5000 pixel columns.
The ReadSpot modules should be able to display virtually any SPOT image. They are able to read level 1A and 1B images in both panchromatic or multispectral forms. As SPOT images can be very large scaling factors and a window within the image can be specified. The ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt modules manage access to the SPOT file so that only the appropriate parts of the image file are accessed for visualization.
Specifying the scaling and window parameters for the ReadSpotImage module can be difficult so below are two examples of setting up image parameters.
To display a 1000 x 1000 image derived from the entire contents of a level 1A SPOT panchromatic scene, you would set the following values:
Parameter Value Start Row 0 Start Column 0 Number of Output Rows 1000 Number of Output Columns 1000 X Scale Factor 1000 / 6000 = 0.16666 Y Scale Factor 1000 / 6000 = 0.16666 To display a 1000 x 1000 image derived from a 2000 x 2000 sub-image starting at row 300, column 500 of a SPOT scene, you would set the following values:
Parameter Value Start Row 300 Start Column 500 Number of Output Rows 1000 Number of Output Columns 1000 X Scale Factor 1000 / 2000 = 0.5 Y Scale Factor 1000 / 2000 = 0.5 The ReadSpotImageAlt module provides an alternate way of specifying the number of rows and columns that are to be read. Instead of specifying the number of output rows and columns that you want the final AVS field to have you specify the number of rows and columns that are to be read from the SPOT file. Which of these two modules are used depends on your problem domain and your personal preference. Shown below are the same two examples of setting up image parameters revised so that they work with the ReadSpotImageAlt module.
To display a 1000 x 1000 image derived from the entire contents of a level 1A SPOT panchromatic scene, you would set the following values:
Parameter Value Start Row 0 Start Column 0 Number of Input Rows 6000 Number of Input Columns 6000 X Scale Factor 1000 / 6000 = 0.16666 Y Scale Factor 1000 / 6000 = 0.16666 To display a 1000 x 1000 image derived from a 2000 x 2000 sub-image starting at row 300, column 500 of a SPOT scene, you would set the following values:
Parameter Value Start Row 300 Start Column 500 Number of Input Rows 2000 Number of Input Columns 2000 X Scale Factor 1000 / 2000 = 0.5 Y Scale Factor 1000 / 2000 = 0.5
&input_params
Input parameter block that contains the input parameters for all three of the low-level modules.
input_params.HeaderFileName
String parameter that contains the name of the SPOT header file that should be read. The filename can either by relative or absolute and it can contain AVS/Express environment variables (i.e. $XP_ROOT, $XP_PATH<1>). This parameter is used all the low-level modules.
input_params.ImageFileName
String parameter that contains the name of the SPOT image file that should be read. The filename can either by relative or absolute and it can contain AVS/Express environment variables (i.e. $XP_ROOT, $XP_PATH<1>). This parameter is used by the ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt modules.
input_params.BandNumberToRead
Integer parameter that specifies which band should be read from the SPOT file. Currently the ReadSpotImage module can read SPOT files that have either 1 or 3 bands. Therefore this parameter can only have the values 1,2 or 3. If no value is specified then all the bands will be read and the output data will be treated as greyscale or RGB data as appropriate. This parameter is used by the ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt modules.
input_params.StartRow
input_params.StartColumn
Integer parameters that specify where the SPOT file should start to be to read from. This parameter is used by the ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt modules.
input_params.NumberOfRows
input_params.NumberOfColumns
Integer parameters that specify how many rows and columns should be read from the SPOT file. For the ReadSpotImage module these parameters specify how many rows and columns the output AVS/Express field should have. Conversely for the ReadSpotImageAlt module these parameters specify how many rows and columns of data should be read from the input SPOT file.
input_params.XScaleFactor
input_params.YScaleFactor
Float parameters that specify the horizontal and vertical scaling factors that are to be used when a SPOT file is read. These scaling factors are intended to allow the user to downsize the SPOT image as it is read. This reduces the amount data that has to be processed by the visualization pipeline. The scaling factor is calculated as the output dimension divided by the input dimension. Therefore to downsize the SPOT data scaling factors of less than 1 would be used. This parameter is used by the ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt modules.
input_params.ActivateFlag
Integer parameter that specifies whether the SPOT file should be read whenever a parameter is changed. If this parameter is set to 0 the SPOT file is never read. This allows the user to setup the scaling and window parameters without having to wait for SPOT file to load after each change. This parameter is used by the ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt modules.
output_params
Output parameter block that contains the header information read by the ReadSpotHeader module. The ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt module do not use this parameter block as they access the header file directly. This parameter block is only intended to be used to provide information to the user.
output_params.ProcessingLevel
String parameter that states the processing level that this SPOT file was created with. This parameter can have the values '1A', '1B' or 'unknown'.
output_params.NumberOfBands
Integer parameter that states how many of bands of data are present in the SPOT file. The ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt module can only read images with either 1 or 3 bands.
output_params.NumberOfRows
output_params.NumberOfColumns
Integer parameters that state the numbers of rows and columns that are present in the SPOT image.
output_params.Year
output_params.Month
output_params.Day
Integer parameters that state the date found in the SPOT header file.
output_params.Hour
output_params.Minute
output_params.Second
Integer and float parameters that state the time found in the SPOT header file. The hours and minutes are stated as integers. The number of seconds is stated as a floating point. The number of milliseconds read from the SPOT header is converted into seconds and stored in the seconds parameter.
Image
Field data output that contains the image data read from the SPOT file. This field data contains a 2D uniform mesh and one component of node data. If the SPOT file contains 1 band the node data will consist of scalar bytes. If the SPOT file contains 3 bands the node data will consist of a 3 byte vector that is treated as RGB data by the renderer.
Two example applications are provided, ReadSpotEg and ReadSpotEgAlt, that demonstrate using the read_spot and read_spot_alt user macros to read and display SPOT files. No example SPOT files are included with the project as they would increase the size of the download by too much.
xp_comm_proj/rd_spot/rsptmods.v contains the V definitions of the ReadSpotInputParams and ReadSpotOutputParams groups and the ReadSpotHeader, ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt low-level modules.
xp_comm_proj/rd_spot/rsptmacs.v contains the V definitions of the read_spot and read_spot_alt User Macros, the ReadSpotImageFunc and ReadSpotImageFuncAlt Functional Macros and the ReadSpotUI and ReadSpotUIAlt UI Macros.
xp_comm_proj/rd_spot/rsptapps.v contains the V definitions of the ReadSpotEg and ReadSpotEgAlt example applications.
The low-level ReadSpotMods library containing the low-level modules ReadSpotHeader, ReadSpotImage and ReadSpotImageAlt does not specify a process. By default the express process will be used.
Steve Walker Advanced Visual Systems, Inc.
Andrew Dodd International AVS Centre


Currently, I'm looking to pursue two new hobbies to advance my interest in programming: website development and embedded systems development.
To Whom It May Concern,
This letter is to express my interest into whatever software engineering or web development position that an employer has available at their company.
I am a recent graduate of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) program at Florida State University, having completed courses in programming languages, data structures, algorithms, and databases.
I have a strong aptitude for attention-to-detail, troubleshooting, and developing innovative solutions to tech-based issues.
During my last six months in the BSCS program, I worked as a data integration and development intern for Jellyfish Health.
While working there, I gained valuable knowledge by seeing firsthand at how the skills I learned from FSU are applied.
I was recognized for my outstanding ability to work as part of a team and to collaborate with other departments to find and solve problems to ensure future software releases are successful.
I am sure after appraisal of my resume and portfolio you will see that I am an individual with excellent potential in any organization.
In addition to the skills listed, I also have an excellent work ethic, personality and tenacious attitude.
I welcome the opportunity to discuss your needs and how I may best fill them. Thank you for your time. I look forward to hearing from you in due course.
Sincerely,
Justin De Guzman