Unhackthon 2nd place winner @AlleyNYC
Stock ticker browser built with NodeJS and Leap Motion
Stockswipe is an elegant browsing solution for stock ticker data. The app is entirely controlled by your hand, not keyboard input, thanks to the motion gesture recognition from the Leap Motion. Data is beautifully presented, without sacrificing pinpoint data and metrics.
Entry in MHacks hackathon @University of Michigan
Web server built with Node.js, Express, socket.io
br00t is a cloud-distributed brute-force password cracker! Without any hacking, any client that visits the br00t web server will be entered into the botnet. Every client that's part of the botnet is incorporated into the equation necessary to brute-force access into a password. It's fast, sneaky, and totally dangerous.
AtrocityWatch hackthon 1st place winner @Cloudera HQ
Communication platform built with NodeJS and cellular SMS protocols.
Project Revere is intended for foreign aid workers and NGOs who are actively operating in a given area. It can assist in region-wide notifications, similar to an Amber-Alert type of system of mass-distributed notifications in a given proximity.
Hack for Change hackathon 3rd place Winner @SFSU
Maps safest route, not the fastest route, on Google Maps.
The program uses SFPD Crime Reports through a Socrata database and displays them on a map with the Google Maps Javascript API.
Demo of climate and security correlations with the R software
Research data supporting December 2013 term paper in Comparative Cultures
Key takeaways: While the correlations values around -.5 and .5, and the margins of errors valued around .1, a valid arguement can be made for terror being a function of regional climate change. What’s more, the correlation decreased once behavior that mitigated population growth was introduced and policies that helped farmers were undertaken.
Accepted and graded December 2013
Term paper for Comparative Cultures 3351
Investigates links between climate & terror
Accepted and graded December 2013
Term paper for Philosophy of Human Nature
Examines future metrics of machine intelligence
Accepted and graded March 2014
Case study for Terror and Society
Examines effectiveness of post-9/11 cyberterror provisions
Published February 2014
Published and Printed by the Fordham Political Review
The "spillover" of violence from Syria is a misleading narrative
Published October 2013
Published and Printed by the Fordham Political Review
al-Qaida Central may be weak, but horizontal structure the global network has turned into produces more violent, sporadic attacks.
Published March 2014
Published and Printed by the Fordham Political Review
Selfies and social media won't be enough; to attract millennials, the GOP needs solid legislative wins.
Published June 2014
Published and hosted on Medium
How to think about sourcing to get just what you want.