thepapaya/wherewolf
A server-less boundary service. Find what geographic feature (e.g. an election district) a given point lies in.
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A server-less boundary service. Find what geographic feature (e.g. an election district) a given point lies in.
For simulating the rest of the Knicks season.
Arduino project using a gyroscope/accelerometer on a glove to map dance movements to musical notes for “reverse” choreography. Final Project for ES50:Intro to Electrical Engineering. Built with Steve Tricanowicz '13, Julia Mitelman '13, and Paolo Singer '13 (Team #seniorspring) Promo Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg8RJx0Xrn0
links to WNYC Data News projects I worked on as an intern during summer 2012
A crowdsourced project of earliest memories associated with several emotions, and when and where they occurred. We used Processing to build an interactive with these memories. Built with Melissa Niu (Harvard '13).
Work in progress | Thomas More's Utopia as a simulation. Utopia Project – I am a research assistant for the Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program working with Professors Henry Turner and Radhika Nagpal on translating Sir Thomas More’s Utopia into an interactive simulation.
Experimentation with various local search heuristics for solving the number partition problem.
Main repository for building the final apk.