#ctos incorrect quotes

[bluesincorrectquotes]

Broken Solar: Let me show you a picture from last night that really upset me

CtOS Solar: Okay, but in my defense, Lord Night bet me 50 cents I couldn’t drink all that shampoo.

Broken Solar: That’s not what I wanted to- you drank SHAMPOO?!

[bitcofun]

Key Takeaways One of Celsius' co-founders, S. Daniel Leon, supposedly stepped down as the business's chief of technique today. Leon resigned simply one week after co-founder and CEO Alex Mashinsky left his function at the business. Recent court files suggest that Celsius will start to auction possessions in mid-October. Celsius executive S. Daniel Leon has actually resigned as the insolvent business prepares to auction off its possessions. Strategy Chief Leaves Celsius Another Celsius executive is leaving the business. According to a report from CNBC, Celsius Network co-founder S. Daniel Leon has actually stepped down from his function as the company's method chief. His resignation was not openly revealed however was seen in an internal memo. Leon formerly brought in debate in early September. Throughout court procedures at that time, he stated that his equity in the stopping working business was useless which he planned to utilize those possessions as a tax write-off. Leon's resignation comes simply one week after fellow Celsius co-founder Alex Mashinsky left his function as CEO. Mashinsky specified he would stay included with the business's healing strategies in spite of his resignation. Other Celsius executives will fill the uninhabited management positions. CFO Chris Ferraro will apparently end up being interim CEO, while worldwide tax director Lior Koren will fill another function. Celsius' 3rd co-founder, Nuke Goldstein, stays associated with the company as CTO. Celsius Auction Begins Mid-October Celsius froze user withdrawals on June 12 and declared personal bankruptcy one month later on. The business's insolvency procedure has actually continued to the point that it will quickly auction off its possessions in an effort to make a healing. Yesterday, court files exposed dates for that auction. Last quotes for Celsius properties are due on October 17, and an auction might be held as quickly as October20 Objections will be heard on 2 different dates, and a sale hearing will settle the outcomes on October 28 or November 21. Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder and CEO of the crypto exchange FTX, is reported to be bidding on Celsius' possessions. FTX effectively bid on possessions coming from the contending crypto business Voyager Digital recently These advancements are the next action towards returning account access to Celsius clients, who have actually been not able to make withdrawals for the previous 3 and a half months. It is uncertain whether a remarkable restructuring of Celsius's management will provide users self-confidence if and when the business recuperates. Altering management might take the company in a brand-new instructions, users might not be pleased to see essential figures deserting their posts. Disclosure: At the time of composing, the author of this piece owned BTC, ETH, and other cryptocurrencies. The details on or accessed through this site is acquired from independent sources our company believe to be precise and trusted, however Decentral Media, Inc. makes no representation or guarantee regarding the timeliness, efficiency, or precision of any info on or accessed through this site. Decentral Media, Inc. is not a financial investment consultant. We do not provide tailored financial investment suggestions or other monetary recommendations. The details on this site undergoes alter without notification. Some or all of the info on this site might end up being out-of-date, or it might be or end up being insufficient or unreliable. We may, however are not obliged to, upgrade any out-of-date, insufficient, or incorrect details. You ought to never ever make a financial investment choice on an ICO, IEO, or other financial investment based upon the info on this site, and you must never ever translate or otherwise depend on any of the info on this site as financial investment suggestions. We highly suggest that you seek advice from a certified financial investment consultant or other competent monetary

expert if you are looking for financial investment guidance on an ICO, IEO, or other financial investment. We do decline payment in any kind for evaluating or reporting on any ICO, IEO, cryptocurrency, currency, tokenized sales, securities, or products. See complete conditions Celsius Withdrawals Must Remain Closed: DOJ News Sep. 30, 2022 A U.S. Trustee reporting to the Department of Justice has actually argued to the court that Celsius ought to not be enabled to start client withdrawals pending more substantial examination. U.S. Trustee ... Mashinsky Is Out: Celsius CEO Resigns Celsius declared Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy in July. Mashinsky Steps Down From Celsius Alex Mashinsky has actually resigned as Celsius' CEO. A Tuesday news release revealed that Mashinsky had actually stepped down ... Celsius CEO Suggests Pivot to Custodial Services in Move Nobody Asked ... Celsius executives think the business can carry out a redemption arc by rebranding to a custodial providers. Mashinsky's Grand Idea Celsius is outlining a resurgence that no one requested. According ... Read More

[weishenbwi]

Soobin: What do we say about self-care?

Beomgyu: more espresso, less depresso

Soobin: no

Yeonjun: i don't know but if you think about it bikini bottom is a perfectly functioning socialist society. squidward and spongebob are homeowners on minimum wage and sandy, an immigrant and woman scientist, has near limitless funding for her research.

Soobin:

Yeonjun: ... more espresso, less depresso?

Soobin has left the chat

[pandapillow]

Masumi: YOU PLAYED ME LIKE A FIDDLE!

Itaru: Fiddles are hard to play.

Itaru: I played you likE THE CHEAP KAZOO YOU ARE!

[mars-incorrect-quotes]

Roberts: [is injured and bleeding after an away mission]

Med: You've got to get to sickbay, Roberts.

Roberts: Oh, I'm sorry. Is this OUR stab wound? Stay out of this!

[incorrectsubnauticaquotes]

Yu: If I run and leap at Berkeley, he will most certainly catch me in his arms.

Yu: Coming in!

Berkeley: No! I’m holding coffee!

Berkeley: [drops coffee to catch Yu]

[technicalsolutions88]

Tempo wants to be the Peloton of barbells. It’s a 42-inch tall screen with 3D machine vision that tracks and teaches you as you workout. The giant upright HD display makes it feel like your personal trainer is right there with you while you compete with others in live and on-demand classes.

Tempo’s Microsoft Kinect-esque motion sensors scan you 30 times per second and notify you if your form is wrong. It’s all housed in a sleekly designed free-standing cabinet that neatly stores the included barbells, dumbbells, attachable weights, workout mat, recovery foam roller, and heartrate monitor.

Tempo opens for pre-orders today for $1995, requiring a $250 deposit and $39 monthly content subscription before shipping this summer.

“Every single product in the market took a piece of equipment out of a gym and slapped a screen on it” says Tempo CEO and co-founder Moawia Eldeeb. “You need to be able to see a user to actually be able to give them guidance so they can work out safely. We wanted to build a fitness experience from the ground up with training and form feedback at the core of it.”

I demo’d Tempo this week and found the in-home convenience, motivational on-screen personal trainers, and the real-time posture corrections gave me the confidence to lift weights without the fear of injury. It might not feel quite as fun and addictive as Peloton, but it offers a facsimile of personal training that’s more affordable than in-person classes that cost $100 or more.

The idea of democratizing access to trainers is what convinced Eldeeb and the Tempo team to stretch its initial $1.8 million in seed funding for four years. While collecting data from its SmartSpot in-gym weight lifting assessment device, Tempo survived long enough to build this prototype.

“Most investors had given up on us. We built this product and had just $700,000 left” Eldeeb recalls. But once people could try Tempo, “we pitched 10 investors and got 9 term sheets. It got very competitive.” The startup recently walked away with a $17.5 million Series A round from Founders Fund, DCM, and Khosla Ventures. Now Tempo will pour that cash into marketing, retail distribution, R&D, and content production.

A founder’s journey out of homelessness

Tempo’s mission is to change people’s lives for the better like personal training did for Eldeeb. “Training is what took me out of a homeless shelter and got me to where I am I today” he reflects.

Tempo co-founder, CEO, and CPO Moawia Eldeeb

Eldeeb’s family immigrated to the US from Egypt when he was nine. But after an explosion leveled their building, they wound up in a homeless shelter. Eldeeb eventually dropped out of middle school to work in a pizza parlor and help pay the bills. But personal trainers at a local YMCA took him under their wing. He eventually paid his way through a computer science degree at Columbia University by working as a personal trainer to his eventual co-founder and CTO Josh Augustin. “Having trainers say you’re getting stronger taught me I could do something for myself.”

While at school, Eldeeb was developing an idea for a physical therapy wearable while Augustin was building 3D sensors for guiding robot perception. They soon realized that a combination of these ideas “offered us the possibility to deliver on the promise of guiding your form and tracking your progress accurately.”

In 2015, they started a company called Pivot to build SmartSpot — a similar looking upright screen that was designed for gyms. It could track users, but only output raw data about their form, like how bent a user’s knees were during a squat. It then worked with trainers to annotate the data to determine what movement patterns were safe and which were dangerous.

Gym owners bought in because it let them track which trainers were actually helping customers improve. “It held trainers accountable. If you weren’t delivering results, it’d be obvious” Eldeeb tells me. The company built up a dataset of over from over 1 million 3D tagged workouts, from hundreds of gyms, overseen by thousands of trainers. That formed the basis of the artificial intelligence that would let Pivot pivot into Tempo.

Pumping Iron With Tempo

At first, Tempo’s giant screen and black or white armoire can feel a bit daunting. The thing is about six feet tall, though it only takes up as much room as a large chair. It makes efficient use of space, with the barbell and dumbbells racked on the back, an internal shelf for the foam roller and mat, and a soft-closing cabinet on the front with the rubber-coated weight set. Keeping everything together means you won’t have to go digging in your closet to start a work out.

Tempo walks users through an initial computer-vision fitness assessment to understand your strength and flexibility so it can set base levels for its exercises. If you have an injury it needs to nurse, Tempo connects you to a human personal trainer that helps customize your workout plan. Otherwise, it uses your goals and data to set out a progressive regimen that gets a little tougher each day. It even blocks you from jumping into later classes so you don’t strain yourself.

Your workout plan begins with tutorial sessions that teach you to do the exercises with safe and proper form. When I was hunching forward during my squats, Tempo’s computer vision would ding me with instant feedback to keep my knees back and chest up. Then once I’d corrected the issue, it congratulated me with little green checkmarks. “Any product that doesn’t offer that is no better than a DVD or YouTube videos” Eldeeb remarks.

From there I could choose between a variety of class styles and lengths, ranging from high intensity interval training circuits to isolated sessions focused on particular muscle groups. In each, you watch a near life-size personal trainer doing the routines right in front of you while they demonstrate form and drop inspirational quotes.

Tempo is producing seven live classes per day from its San Francisco studio which you can also watch on-demand. You can compete against friends or strangers, and Tempo compares you rep for rep so it’s more about perfect form than reckless speed or weight. The live trainers can actually see all your data and your mistakes on a dashboard as they lead classes, and can call you out for screwing up (though you can deactivate this shame mode). Eldeeb says “knowing the trainer can possibly see your numbers will motivate you to actually do this right.”

The class selection interface is suspiciously similar to Peloton’s, though that at least will make it familiar for some. Over time, you build up an immense collection of data on your performance in each work out, excercise, and muscle. Unlike hitting the gym by yourself, you’ll never struggle to remember how much weight to use or whether you’re improving. Classes are soundtracked with dancey remixes sourced from a partnership with Feed.fm to avoid the royalty issues with original songs that slapped Peloton.

Tempo gives feedback when you’re doing exercises wrong, and when you correct yourself

For a 14-person startup, Tempo is trying to do a ton and that can leave some rough edges. The bluetooth armband heartrate monitor can have connectivity issues and the computer vision doesn’t always register every rep, especially if your posture is off. Classes also fail to include enough stretching to prevent strains, instead devoting the start of classes to warmups that ease you in but might not protect your muscles well enough. My quads were destroyed after my demo.

Tempo still achieves its primary objective: it makes weight lifting accessible. No need to drag yourself to the gym or be beholden to a trainer’s schedule, where I’d always end up arriving late and wasting 25% of my session. The form feedback fixes my core complaint about remote personal training app Future I’ve been using for nine months, which can’t see you. That’s led to minor injuries from bad sit-up posture and other incorrect movements. Tempo can’t catch everything, but it can nip some of the most common mistakes in the bud.

Eldeeb was blunt when asked why Tempo is better than well-funded competitors like $3000 Tonal’s wall-mounted resistance cable-based training system or the $1500 Mirror’s massive screen.

“The biggest problem with Tonal is two-fold. Cables and motors do not last. I want this product to be in your house for 10-plus years. [Tempo] is in gyms running 24/7 in for 3 years and it’s still working. The second biggest thing is just feedback.” While Tonal does include a camera and microphone it might employ in the future, it’s not scanning you to detect when you’re lifting weights crooked like Tempo.

As for Mirror, “What is the difference between ClassPass Live and Mirror? It doesn’t come with any equipment, and there’s no training. It’s just a two-way mirror and a Samsung LED panel behind it with an arduino board” Eldeeb rails. He claims it can’t actually monitor your workouts and that his team’s tests found Mirror would say they’d burned 500 calories when they were literally just sitting on their couch in front of it.

Eldeeb demos Tempo

If the software proves to have high retention so people actually recommend Tempo to friends, the biggest hurdle will be its price. You can buy a couple dumbbells for $50 or get a barbell weight bench for a few hundred. Even if Tempo’s $55 per month financing option plus $39 subscription makes it cheaper than a single personal training session or on-par with a gym membership, it could still seem like a serious commitment.

That feeling is magnified by how all of its equipment and classes and data can feel a bit overwhelming. The startup might have to spend a fortune on retail establishments that can guide users through their first Tempo experience. There’s also no mobile version yet, so you can’t bring the work outs on the road with you.

Eldeeb seems guinely motivated to keep improving the product so it’s better than commuting to work out. “Getting to the gym or class is often half the battle. By bringing the gym to you and structuring the classes to be as efficient as possible, Tempo not only makes improving your health more convenient, but it gives you back your most precious resource: time.”

For those comfortable lifting the cheap weights they have at home or hitting up a budget gym, Tempo might seem needlessly overwrought and expensive. But for anyone who needs more instruction or wants to get a Barry’s Bootcamp-worthy workout at home, Tempo might be just their speed.

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Tempo reveals $17M-funded $2000 weight lift training screen

Tempo wants to be the Peloton of barbells. It’s a 42-inch tall screen with 3D machine vision that tracks and teaches you as you workout. The giant upright HD display makes it feel like your personal trainer is right there with you while you compete with others in live and on-demand classes.

Tempo’s Microsoft Kinect-esque motion sensors scan you 30 times per second and notify you if your form is wrong. It’s all housed in a sleekly designed free-standing cabinet that neatly stores the included barbells, dumbbells, attachable weights, workout mat, recovery foam roller, and heartrate monitor.

Tempo opens for pre-orders today for $1995, requiring a $250 deposit and $39 monthly content subscription before shipping this summer.

“Every single product in the market took a piece of equipment out of a gym and slapped a screen on it” says Tempo CEO and co-founder Moawia Eldeeb. “You need to be able to see a user to actually be able to give them guidance so they can work out safely. We wanted to build a fitness experience from the ground up with training and form feedback at the core of it.”

I demo’d Tempo this week and found the in-home convenience, motivational on-screen personal trainers, and the real-time posture corrections gave me the confidence to lift weights without the fear of injury. It might not feel quite as fun and addictive as Peloton, but it offers a facsimile of personal training that’s more affordable than in-person classes that cost $100 or more.

The idea of democratizing access to trainers is what convinced Eldeeb and the Tempo team to stretch its initial $1.8 million in seed funding for four years. While collecting data from its SmartSpot in-gym weight lifting assessment device, Tempo survived long enough to build this prototype.

“Most investors had given up on us. We built this product and had just $700,000 left” Eldeeb recalls. But once people could try Tempo, “we pitched 10 investors and got 9 term sheets. It got very competitive.” The startup recently walked away with a $17.5 million Series A round from Founders Fund, DCM, and Khosla Ventures. Now Tempo will pour that cash into marketing, retail distribution, R&D, and content production.

A founder’s journey out of homelessness

Tempo’s mission is to change people’s lives for the better like personal training did for Eldeeb. “Training is what took me out of a homeless shelter and got me to where I am I today” he reflects.

Tempo co-founder, CEO, and CPO Moawia Eldeeb

Eldeeb’s family immigrated to the US from Egypt when he was nine. But after an explosion leveled their building, they wound up in a homeless shelter. Eldeeb eventually dropped out of middle school to work in a pizza parlor and help pay the bills. But personal trainers at a local YMCA took him under their wing. He eventually paid his way through a computer science degree at Columbia University by working as a personal trainer to his eventual co-founder and CTO Josh Augustin. “Having trainers say you’re getting stronger taught me I could do something for myself.”

While at school, Eldeeb was developing an idea for a physical therapy wearable while Augustin was building 3D sensors for guiding robot perception. They soon realized that a combination of these ideas “offered us the possibility to deliver on the promise of guiding your form and tracking your progress accurately.”

In 2015, they started a company called Pivot to build SmartSpot — a similar looking upright screen that was designed for gyms. It could track users, but only output raw data about their form, like how bent a user’s knees were during a squat. It then worked with trainers to annotate the data to determine what movement patterns were safe and which were dangerous.

Gym owners bought in because it let them track which trainers were actually helping customers improve. “It held trainers accountable. If you weren’t delivering results, it’d be obvious” Eldeeb tells me. The company built up a dataset of over from over 1 million 3D tagged workouts, from hundreds of gyms, overseen by thousands of trainers. That formed the basis of the artificial intelligence that would let Pivot pivot into Tempo.

Pumping Iron With Tempo

At first, Tempo’s giant screen and black or white armoire can feel a bit daunting. The thing is about six feet tall, though it only takes up as much room as a large chair. It makes efficient use of space, with the barbell and dumbbells racked on the back, an internal shelf for the foam roller and mat, and a soft-closing cabinet on the front with the rubber-coated weight set. Keeping everything together means you won’t have to go digging in your closet to start a work out.

Tempo walks users through an initial computer-vision fitness assessment to understand your strength and flexibility so it can set base levels for its exercises. If you have an injury it needs to nurse, Tempo connects you to a human personal trainer that helps customize your workout plan. Otherwise, it uses your goals and data to set out a progressive regimen that gets a little tougher each day. It even blocks you from jumping into later classes so you don’t strain yourself.

Your workout plan begins with tutorial sessions that teach you to do the exercises with safe and proper form. When I was hunching forward during my squats, Tempo’s computer vision would ding me with instant feedback to keep my knees back and chest up. Then once I’d corrected the issue, it congratulated me with little green checkmarks. “Any product that doesn’t offer that is no better than a DVD or YouTube videos” Eldeeb remarks.

From there I could choose between a variety of class styles and lengths, ranging from high intensity interval training circuits to isolated sessions focused on particular muscle groups. In each, you watch a near life-size personal trainer doing the routines right in front of you while they demonstrate form and drop inspirational quotes.

Tempo is producing seven live classes per day from its San Francisco studio which you can also watch on-demand. You can compete against friends or strangers, and Tempo compares you rep for rep so it’s more about perfect form than reckless speed or weight. The live trainers can actually see all your data and your mistakes on a dashboard as they lead classes, and can call you out for screwing up (though you can deactivate this shame mode). Eldeeb says “knowing the trainer can possibly see your numbers will motivate you to actually do this right.”

The class selection interface is suspiciously similar to Peloton’s, though that at least will make it familiar for some. Over time, you build up an immense collection of data on your performance in each work out, excercise, and muscle. Unlike hitting the gym by yourself, you’ll never struggle to remember how much weight to use or whether you’re improving. Classes are soundtracked with dancey remixes sourced from a partnership with Feed.fm to avoid the royalty issues with original songs that slapped Peloton.

Tempo gives feedback when you’re doing exercises wrong, and when you correct yourself

For a 14-person startup, Tempo is trying to do a ton and that can leave some rough edges. The bluetooth armband heartrate monitor can have connectivity issues and the computer vision doesn’t always register every rep, especially if your posture is off. Classes also fail to include enough stretching to prevent strains, instead devoting the start of classes to warmups that ease you in but might not protect your muscles well enough. My quads were destroyed after my demo.

Tempo still achieves its primary objective: it makes weight lifting accessible. No need to drag yourself to the gym or be beholden to a trainer’s schedule, where I’d always end up arriving late and wasting 25% of my session. The form feedback fixes my core complaint about remote personal training app Future I’ve been using for nine months, which can’t see you. That’s led to minor injuries from bad sit-up posture and other incorrect movements. Tempo can’t catch everything, but it can nip some of the most common mistakes in the bud.

Eldeeb was blunt when asked why Tempo is better than well-funded competitors like $3000 Tonal’s wall-mounted resistance cable-based training system or the $1500 Mirror’s massive screen.

“The biggest problem with Tonal is two-fold. Cables and motors do not last. I want this product to be in your house for 10-plus years. [Tempo] is in gyms running 24/7 in for 3 years and it’s still working. The second biggest thing is just feedback.” While Tonal does include a camera and microphone it might employ in the future, it’s not scanning you to detect when you’re lifting weights crooked like Tempo.

As for Mirror, “What is the difference between ClassPass Live and Mirror? It doesn’t come with any equipment, and there’s no training. It’s just a two-way mirror and a Samsung LED panel behind it with an arduino board” Eldeeb rails. He claims it can’t actually monitor your workouts and that his team’s tests found Mirror would say they’d burned 500 calories when they were literally just sitting on their couch in front of it.

Eldeeb demos Tempo

If the software proves to have high retention so people actually recommend Tempo to friends, the biggest hurdle will be its price. You can buy a couple dumbbells for $50 or get a barbell weight bench for a few hundred. Even if Tempo’s $55 per month financing option plus $39 subscription makes it cheaper than a single personal training session or on-par with a gym membership, it could still seem like a serious commitment.

That feeling is magnified by how all of its equipment and classes and data can feel a bit overwhelming. The startup might have to spend a fortune on retail establishments that can guide users through their first Tempo experience. There’s also no mobile version yet, so you can’t bring the work outs on the road with you.

Eldeeb seems guinely motivated to keep improving the product so it’s better than commuting to work out. “Getting to the gym or class is often half the battle. By bringing the gym to you and structuring the classes to be as efficient as possible, Tempo not only makes improving your health more convenient, but it gives you back your most precious resource: time.”

For those comfortable lifting the cheap weights they have at home or hitting up a budget gym, Tempo might seem needlessly overwrought and expensive. But for anyone who needs more instruction or wants to get a Barry’s Bootcamp-worthy workout at home, Tempo might be just their speed.

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[magzoso-tech]

Tempo reveals $17M-funded $2000 weight lift training screen

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Tempo reveals $17M-funded $2000 weight lift training screen

Tempo wants to be the Peloton of barbells. It’s a 42-inch tall screen with 3D machine vision that tracks and teaches you as you workout. The giant upright HD display makes it feel like your personal trainer is right there with you while you compete with others in live and on-demand classes.

Tempo’s Microsoft Kinect-esque motion sensors scan you 30 times per second and notify you if your form is wrong. It’s all housed in a sleekly designed free-standing cabinet that neatly stores the included barbells, dumbbells, attachable weights, workout mat, recovery foam roller, and heartrate monitor.

Tempo opens for pre-orders today for $1995, requiring a $250 deposit and $39 monthly content subscription before shipping this summer.

“Every single product in the market took a piece of equipment out of a gym and slapped a screen on it” says Tempo CEO and co-founder Moawia Eldeeb. “You need to be able to see a user to actually be able to give them guidance so they can work out safely. We wanted to build a fitness experience from the ground up with training and form feedback at the core of it.”

I demo’d Tempo this week and found the in-home convenience, motivational on-screen personal trainers, and the real-time posture corrections gave me the confidence to lift weights without the fear of injury. It might not feel quite as fun and addictive as Peloton, but it offers a facsimile of personal training that’s more affordable than in-person classes that cost $100 or more.

The idea of democratizing access to trainers is what convinced Eldeeb and the Tempo team to stretch its initial $1.8 million in seed funding for four years. While collecting data from its SmartSpot in-gym weight lifting assessment device, Tempo survived long enough to build this prototype.

“Most investors had given up on us. We built this product and had just $700,000 left” Eldeeb recalls. But once people could try Tempo, “we pitched 10 investors and got 9 term sheets. It got very competitive.” The startup recently walked away with a $17.5 million Series A round from Founders Fund, DCM, and Khosla Ventures. Now Tempo will pour that cash into marketing, retail distribution, R&D, and content production.

From homeless to in-home gym

Tempo co-founder, CEO, and CPO Moawia Eldeeb

Tempo’s mission is to change people’s lives for the better like personal training did for Eldeeb. “Training is what took me out of a homeless shelter and got me to where I am I today” he reflects.

At one point, Eldeeb was living in a shelter without even a middle school education. But personal trainers at a local YMCA took him under their wing. He eventually paid his way through Columbia University by working as a personal trainer to his eventual co-founder and CTO Josh Augustin. “Having trainers say you’re getting stronger taught me I could do something for myself.”

While at school, Eldeeb was developing an idea for a physical therapy wearable while Augustin was building 3D sensors for guiding robot perception. They soon realized that a combination of these ideas “offered us the possibility to deliver on the promise of guiding your form and tracking your progress accurately.”

In 2015, they started a company called Pivot to build SmartSpot — a similar looking upright screen that was designed for gyms. It could track users, but only output raw data about their form, like how bent a user’s knees were during a squat. It then worked with trainers to annotate the data to determine what movement patterns were safe and which were dangerous.

Gym owners bought in because it let them track which trainers were actually helping customers improve. “It held trainers accountable. If you weren’t delivering results, it’d be obvious” Eldeeb tells me. The company built up a dataset of over from over 1 million 3D tagged workouts, from hundreds of gyms, overseen by thousands of trainers. That formed the basis of the artificial intelligence that would let Pivot pivot into Tempo.

Pumping Iron With Tempo

At first, Tempo’s giant screen and black or white armoire can feel a bit daunting. The thing is about six feet tall, though it only takes up as much room as a large chair. It makes efficient use of space, with the barbell and dumbbells racked on the back, an internal shelf for the foam roller and mat, and a soft-closing cabinet on the front with the rubber-coated weight set. Keeping everything together means you won’t have to go digging in your closet to start a work out.

Tempo walks users through an initial computer-vision fitness assessment to understand your strength and flexibility so it can set base levels for its exercises. If you have an injury it needs to nurse, Tempo connects you to a human personal trainer that helps customize your workout plan. Otherwise, it uses your goals and data to set out a progressive regimen that gets a little tougher each day. It even blocks you from jumping into later classes so you don’t strain yourself.

Your workout plan begins with tutorial sessions that teach you to do the exercises with safe and proper form. When I was hunching forward during my squats, Tempo’s computer vision would ding me with instant feedback to keep my knees back and chest up. Then once I’d corrected the issue, it congratulated me with little green checkmarks. “Any product that doesn’t offer that is no better than a DVD or YouTube videos” Eldeeb remarks.

From there I could choose between a variety of class styles and lengths, ranging from high intensity interval training circuits to isolated sessions focused on particular muscle groups. In each, you watch a near life-size personal trainer doing the routines right in front of you while they demonstrate form and drop inspirational quotes.

Tempo is producing seven live classes per day from its San Francisco studio which you can also watch on-demand. You can compete against friends or strangers, and Tempo compares you rep for rep so it’s more about perfect form than reckless speed or weight. The live trainers can actually see all your data and your mistakes on a dashboard as they lead classes, and can call you out for screwing up (though you can deactivate this shame mode). Eldeeb says “knowing the trainer can possibly see your numbers will motivate you to actually do this right.”

The class selection interface is suspiciously similar to Peloton’s, though that at least will make it familiar for some. Over time, you build up an immense collection of data on your performance in each work out, excercise, and muscle. Unlike hitting the gym by yourself, you’ll never struggle to remember how much weight to use or whether you’re improving. Classes are soundtracked with dancey remixes sourced from a partnership with Feed.fm to avoid the royalty issues with original songs that slapped Peloton.

Tempo gives feedback when you’re doing exercises wrong, and when you correct yourself

For a 14-person startup, Tempo is trying to do a ton and that can leave some rough edges. The bluetooth armband heartrate monitor can have connectivity issues and the computer vision doesn’t always register every rep, especially if your posture is off. Classes also fail to include enough stretching to prevent strains, instead devoting the start of classes to warmups that ease you in but might not protect your muscles well enough. My quads were destroyed after my demo.

Tempo still achieves its primary objective: it makes weight lifting accessible. No need to drag yourself to the gym or be beholden to a trainer’s schedule, where I’d always end up arriving late and wasting 25% of my session. The form feedback fixes my core complaint about remote personal training app Future I’ve been using for nine months, which can’t see you. That’s led to minor injuries from bad sit-up posture and other incorrect movements. Tempo can’t catch everything, but it can nip some of the most common mistakes in the bud.

Eldeeb was blunt when asked why Tempo is better than well-funded competitors like $3000 Tonal’s wall-mounted resistance cable-based training system or the $1500 Mirror’s massive screen.

“The biggest problem with Tonal is two-fold. Cables and motors do not last. I want this product to be in your house for 10-plus years. [Tempo] is in gyms running 24/7 in for 3 years and it’s still working. The second biggest thing is just feedback.” While Tonal does include a camera and microphone it might employ in the future, it’s not scanning you to detect when you’re lifting weights crooked like Tempo.

As for Mirror, “What is the difference between ClassPass Live and Mirror? It doesn’t come with any equipment, and there’s no training. It’s just a two-way mirror and a Samsung LED panel behind it with an arduino board” Eldeeb rails. He claims it can’t actually monitor your workouts and that his team’s tests found Mirror would say they’d burned 500 calories when they were literally just sitting on their couch in front of it.

Eldeeb demos Tempo

If the software proves to have high retention so people actually recommend Tempo to friends, the biggest hurdle will be its price. You can buy a couple dumbbells for $50 or get a barbell weight bench for a few hundred. Even if Tempo’s $55 per month financing option plus $39 subscription makes it cheaper than a single personal training session or on-par with a gym membership, it could still seem like a serious commitment.

That feeling is magnified by how all of its equipment and classes and data can feel a bit overwhelming. The startup might have to spend a fortune on retail establishments that can guide users through their first Tempo experience. There’s also no mobile version yet, so you can’t bring the work outs on the road with you.

Eldeeb seems guinely motivated to keep improving the product so it’s better than commuting to work out. “Getting to the gym or class is often half the battle. By bringing the gym to you and structuring the classes to be as efficient as possible, Tempo not only makes improving your health more convenient, but it gives you back your most precious resource: time.”

For those comfortable lifting the cheap weights they have at home or hitting up a budget gym, Tempo might seem needlessly overwrought and expensive. But for anyone who needs more instruction or wants to get a Barry’s Bootcamp-worthy workout at home, Tempo might be just their speed.

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EMINENT Ico Review: Fuel For The BeepBeep Nation App

About EMINENT

The EMINENT token fuels the BeepBeep Nation mobile app for both iOS and Android. BeepBeep Nation is an all-in-one solution for users to solve their daily problems very quickly, by enabling them to help each other out when help is urgently required. It does this by facilitating the connection between a person needing help and the person providing the help. From getting the latest, freshest information from real people in specific locations, to getting rides or places to stay in from people in specific locations who don’t mind helping out their fellow users, to getting quick help in cases of distress including people with a medical emergency or those who are missing a family member or pet at that moment and needing help to find them quickly, and more - BeepBeep Nation makes the requesting and provision of any type of help the most efficient and effective they can be. Basic Information Token Name EMN Token sale 112,228,260 EMN Social Media

Token Price 0.25 USD Platform Ethereum Token Supply 156,250,000 EMN Hard Cap 31,250,000 USD Restricted Countries ETH, FIAT Whitepaper Click Here For View Whitepaper Website Click Here For Visit ICO Homepage Token Distribution 50% Marketing 20% App Development 15% Operations 10% Hardware/Hosting 5% Contingency Also Read  - KODAKOne Ico Review: distributes and licenses your work BeepBeep - A Decentralised Helping Economy BeepBeep Nation takes the sharing economy another step further, by creating a helping economy. It not only makes efficient use of idle assets or skills, but our users can also provide them as a way to help other users, with no expectation of any reward in return. BeepBeep Nation is a location-based peer-to-peer (P2P) mobile app that connects a help requester and a help provider. A requester sends out a request and a helper can respond accordingly to the requester’s request. Helpers can state their interest to help the requestor and the requester can choose from the multiple interested helpers for the help he needs based on a few criteria. Depending on the nature of the help requested, the request will be sent to a radius of between 1km - 5km of the location specified by the requestor. BeepBeep Nation will only charge requestors a nominal fee for requesting help from its users, for our other users to know of their request for help. This request fee is merely a usage fee and is not dependent on the scope of the help to be rendered by the helper. BeepBeep Nation Helpers: Motivation The helper benefits in some way from helping the requestor A simple example is when the freeway requires 2 people in a car before it could go on the fast lane. If the helper helps the requestor who is going the same route, he can get onto the fast lane and reach their mutual destination much quicker, thus saving him time and gas. It doesn’t take much time and effort to provide the help Certain help takes only a few minutes to do, if at all. As an example, the helper who lives near the requestor is already shopping at an outlet that the requestor wants to buy something from. It’s a simple matter of just picking up the item for the requestor and then dropping it off at his house which is on the helper’s way back. To make new business contacts Networking with other people for a business benefit is as old as the hills. In fact, some of our best business contacts are those we meet outside of our own circles. Smart helpers know this – and helping another person who may be good for his business can be worth more than whatever the time and effort he puts in to help another. To make new personal friends Helping another without monetary compensation is an excellent way to broaden our circle of friends. We’re social creatures and social media created a world of digital social humans. BeepBeep Nation makes us physically social again – probably even more so. This enhances human interactions which are good for our overall wellbeing. Payment Of Gratitude Tips Transactions can be settled in the form of EMN tokens instead of fiat and are done between the parties themselves. This is a form of escrow and secured payment method. In the event there is a dispute between a requestor and helper after payment has been made, this amount can be clawed back and returned to the requestor if it is determined the helper is at fault. This determination will be made by a conflict resolution committee which consists of BeepNeep users themselves who are randomly assigned to act as the jury to sort the matter out through their votes on BeepBeep Nation. Users’ public keys will also be made private, and payment settlements are facilitated through the BeepBeep Nation app with a single tap of a button by the requestor. Conflict Resolution Users will be randomly selected to judge disputes between requestors and helpers, in exchange for rewards. Only users with high ratings and verified status will be chosen for this task. A group of users, up to 5, depending on the nature of the help, will be selected each time a dispute is raised, and the decision in resolving the dispute will be made on an average of the decision of the jury, based on the ratings they have. The higher the ratings, the more weight they have in terms of the outcome. 20% of the transaction size will go to the reward of the jury, and this reward will be deducted from the stake of the party at fault in the transaction in question. Rewarding Pro Users The top tier 5% of verified users will be rewarded with EMN Coins on a regular basis, based on the number of requests sent out, and the number of requests they respond to. Referral Programme Free credits will be rewarded to first time users and when they refer a new user to sign up. Other Profit Centers Subscriptions Users can choose to receive beeps in locations he is NOT in. Subscriptions can start at a low rate per month to receive beeps in up to 3 other locations that the user is not in. Classified Ads Users can pay to advertise their items for sale or for items wanted. Their ads will be seen only by those in the locations chosen. Transactions can be settled in the form of EMN tokens and are done between the parties themselves. This is a form of escrow and secured payment method. In the event there is a dispute between a requestor and helper, this amount can be clawed back and returned to the requestor if it is determined the helper is at fault. Video https://youtu.be/czNWp-3PHpk Team Member Sen Ze - CO-FOUNDER, CEO Samuel Sham - CO-FOUNDER/CFO Jelson Low - CTO Charles Wong - CMO Also Read – Click Here for Read All ICO Review Quote This article is writing on 16 June 2018 based on information available online & news portal. If you feel it’s outdated or incorrect, please write here to update it. Mail us: support@coinworldstory.com Or Whatsapp Us- +13098896258 Disclaimer: Not all the websites Which listed in Top List are 100% safe to use or investment. We do not promote any of those. Due diligence is your own responsibility. You should never make an investment in an online program with money you aren’t prepared to lose. Make sure to research the website. So Please take care of your investments. and be on the safe site and avoid much losing online. Read the full article

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Key Takeaways Tether is decreasing its paper possession reserves by nearly $5 billion. The business is attempting to increase its share of U.S. treasury costs and plans to bring its paper holdings to no. The portfolio rebalancing ought to in theory have no effect on the state of USDT's 1:1 support. USDT provider Tether is moving its reserves far from business paper to low-risk U.S. treasury expenses. Tether Cuts Paper Asset Reserves Tether is minimizing its industrial paper reserves. The USDT stablecoin provider revealed today that it would slash its business paper portfolio by $5 billion by the end of July 2022, bringing its paper possession holdings below $8.4 billion to $3.5 billion. The advancement follows Tether revealed it had actually cut its paper reserves on May 19, and types part of the business's objective to bring its paper possession holdings to absolutely no and increase its share of U.S. treasuries. Tether's USDT is the world's greatest stablecoin with a market capitalization of about $665 billion. Stablecoins are crypto possessions created to track the cost of other possessions such as the dollar. Tether declares USDT is 100% backed 1:1 with reserves, implying that token holders ought to constantly have the ability to redeem their coins for dollars without concern. USDT briefly lost its peg to the dollar in the fallout from Terra's collapse last month, however Tether continued to honor redemptions amidst the occasion. It recuperated within a couple of days. The business has actually been the topic of various reports for many years over the state of its reserves. Critics, widely called "Tether Truthers" within the crypto neighborhood, argue (regardless of several efforts by Tether to bring openness to its records) that the stablecoin provider might ultimately suffer a bank run occasion, to which Tether has actually reacted by providing many declarations in a quote to enhance its openness. At the time of composing, industrial paper, money and short-term deposits presently make up85.64% of Tether's holdings, while business bonds, funds and rare-earth elements comprise 4.52%, protected loans represent 3.82%, and other financial investments consisting of digital tokens represent the staying 6.02%. The business's industrial paper, money, and short-term deposit portfolio is divided with 55.53% in U.S. treasury costs, 28.47% in industrial paper, 9.63% in cash market funds, 5.81% in money, 0.15% in reverse repurchase arrangements, and 0.41% in non-U.S. treasury expenses. These worths are upgraded daily, and guarantee viewpoints performed by auditor Moore Cayman are released quarterly. Tether CTO Paolo Ardoino came out today to state that several crypto companies were trying to brief USDT, suggesting they were banking on the stablecoin losing its peg. At the time of composing, the bet is still not successful. Disclosure: At the time of composing, the author of this piece owned ETH and numerous other cryptocurrencies. The info on or accessed through this site is gotten from independent sources our company believe to be precise and trusted, however Decentral Media, Inc. makes no representation or service warranty regarding the timeliness, efficiency, or precision of any info on or accessed through this site. Decentral Media, Inc. is not a financial investment consultant. We do not offer tailored financial investment suggestions or other monetary suggestions. The info on this site undergoes alter without notification. Some or all of the details on this site might end up being out-of-date, or it might be or end up being insufficient or unreliable. We may, however are not bound to, upgrade any out-of-date, insufficient, or incorrect info. You ought to never ever make a financial investment choice on an ICO, IEO, or other financial investment based upon the info on this site, and you ought to never ever analyze or otherwise count on any of the info on this site as financial investment guidance. We highly suggest

that you seek advice from a certified financial investment consultant or other competent monetary expert if you are looking for financial investment guidance on an ICO, IEO, or other financial investment. We do decline settlement in any type for examining or reporting on any ICO, IEO, cryptocurrency, currency, tokenized sales, securities, or products. See complete conditions Tether Calms Fears Over Reserve Backing, Exposure to 3AC, Celsius News Jun. 15, 2022 The stablecoin provider Tether has actually dismissed reports worrying the heath of its business paper portfolio as "totally incorrect and most likely infect cause additional panic." Tether Condemns False Backing Rumors ... Is Tether's USDT Going to Pull a UST? Most likely Not Fears over USDT's stability have actually led to more than $9 billion worth of redemptions over the previous week. We check out whether financiers must be fretted about a possible collapse. USDT ... Tether CTO Affirms Hedge Funds Tried to Short USDT News Jun. 28, 2022 Paolo Ardoino, CTO of Tether, verified today that hedge funds have actually been trying to short the USDT stablecoin. CTO Says Funds Failed to Short Tether Ardoino composed on Jun. 27 ... Read More

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MANRS Launches New IXP Programme to Promote Routing Security

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WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Following the Euro-IX Forum, April 15-17 in Galway, Ireland, the Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS) initiative, supported by the Internet Society, announces the launch of a new IXP Programme. The IXP Programme broadens support for the primary objective of MANRS, which is to implement crucial fixes needed to eliminate the most common threats to the Internet’s routing system.

The ten founding participants in the MANRS IXP Programme include: Asteroid (International), CABASE (Argentina), CRIX (Costa Rica), DE-CIX (Germany), INEX (Ireland), MSK-IX (Russia), Netnod (Sweden), RINEX (Rwanda), TorIX (Canada), and YYCIX (Canada). The founding participants include IXPs from Africa, Europe, Russia, North America, and South America.

MANRS was initially established by and for network operators, but IXPs also play a vital role in Internet security. The MANRS IXP Programme introduces a separate membership category for IXPs with a set of security actions to address the unique needs and concerns of IXPs. Programme participation provides an opportunity for an IXP to demonstrate its attention to the security and sustainability of the Internet ecosystem and, therefore, its dedication to providing high-quality services.

Participation in the MANRS IXP Programme requires an IXP to implement and document a majority of the IXP Programme Actions (at least three out of five). Actions 1 and 2 are mandatory, and the IXP must implement at least one additional Action. Here are the five Actions:

Facilitate prevention of propagation of incorrect routing information

Promote MANRS in the IXP’s membership

Protect the peering platform

Facilitate global operational communication and coordination between network operators

Provide monitoring and debugging tools to members

The IXP Programme founding participants have taken these actions, which establish a security baseline that many IXPs may already surpass and from which others can build.

Routing security is vital to the future and stability of the Internet. In 2017 alone, 14,000 routing outages or incidents – such as hijacking, leaks, spoofing and large-scale Denial of Service (DoS) attacks – led to stolen data, lost revenue, reputational damage and more. MANRS addresses these threats through technical and collaborative action across the Internet. The security of the Internet as a whole depends on routing security.

“The founding participants of the MANRS IXP Programme understand the importance of having a more resilient and secure Internet routing system,” said Andrei Robachevsky, the Internet Society’s Technology Programme Manager. “The IXP community is integral to the Internet ecosystem and by joining MANRS, they are joining a community of security-minded network operators committed to making the global routing infrastructure more secure.”

Other IXPs interested in the Programme are encouraged to visit www.manrs.org/ixp to learn more and join.

IXP Programme Founding Participants’ Supporting Quotes

“Asteroid has a strong focus on security, so we are proud to be a founding participant in MANRS. IXPs are often at the heart of the local operators’ community, and we believe it’s our responsibility to lead by example and to promote routing security. MANRS is an opportunity for us all to lift the standard of our shared security responsibility,” said Andy Davidson, CTO, Asteroid.

“Our community has matured to formalize “good-order rules.” Usually, the participants of the IX have already observed all the stipulated norms, but now we will have a formal document that the interested persons will be able to sign. It was important for our participants (over 95% use the Route Server service) that MSK-IX take on the role of arbiter,” says Alexander Ilin, Chief Technical Officer, MSK-IX.

“We at DE-CIX are proud to support the MANRS IXP Programme as a founding participant with our knowledge and experience. It is time for IXPs to take responsibility to make the Internet a more secure and resilient place,” said Christoph Dietzel, Head of Research & Development at DE-CIX.

About the Internet Society

Founded by Internet pioneers, the Internet Society (ISOC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring the open development, evolution and use of the Internet. Working through a global community of chapters and members, the Internet Society collaborates with a broad range of groups to promote the technologies that keep the Internet safe and secure, and advocates for policies that enable universal access. The Internet Society is also the organizational home of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).

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Cotton: You can cook a chicken by slapping it at 3725.95 mph, an impossible task by any human means. If you do succeed however, you will not only cook the chicken but also decimate its entire structure, causing a violent explosion.

Sol: I am literally always saying this.

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FRINGE OF CHAOS AND HYPER PRODUCTIVE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT GROUPS

Many researchers generally tend to suppose that CAS may fit efficaciously at the brink of chaos. A machine with a completely excessive order cannot solve complex creative duties, as well as a natural chaotic gadget. It seems the machine must stability among chaos and order to live on and adapt.

The "Fringe of Chaos" term become emerged all through self-reproductive cellular automata researches in 1990. It seemed that at a selected noise stage the machine can reproduce its kingdom, while at a low noise ranges states are random. This edge value became mathematically analyzed and it changed into shown that in any such nation the device has a maximum of facts.

The "Edge of Chaos" time period spread and implemented to complicated adaptive structures. For instance, we might also advocate that evolution drives structures to the threshold of chaos, and it is one of the reasons of life beginning. Lifestyles are a completely thrilling and complicated component in itself. Maximum probable it could not appear neither so as nation and in chaos kingdom. Lifestyles exist if there's a solid base, however with possibilities of adjustments.

FRINGE OF CHAOS AND SOFTWARE IMPROVEMENT

How can we apply the threshold of chaos idea to software improvement? Obviously, edge of chaos is a country in which the development group works with most performance. Complicated strategies and express policies obstruct creativity. The group becomes too ordered to suppose :). Then again, no tactics and no policies cause chaos. The improvement crew can't whole whatever beneficial, and this is something we call hack & repair procedure.

As a software program development parents, we are in particular interested by questions:

1. How can we power the group to the edge of chaos?

2. How we will ensure that the team is at the brink of chaos?

The human who knows the solutions to those questions maximum certainly may be wealthy and famous. But i am no longer positive whether you could locate the sort of guy.

It's far obvious that fringe of chaos = hyper productiveness. This term regularly utilized in scrum. But it is quite tough to define hyper productiveness.

Hyper-productive teams are difficult to define. To paraphrase a commonplace quote: “it’s like porn…you can’t outline it, however you are aware of it when you see it”. In addition to talent, hyper-productive groups are the best members to the creation of a success sport.

Properly, presently we might also discover hyper efficient groups and perceive their homes. However if we strive to apply CAS to the edge of chaos, we may additionally outline the subsequent houses which can lead an improvement group to hyper productiveness:

1. Remarks

2. Records alternate

3. Cooperation

4. Self-employer

5. Excessive adaptability

Agile software development methods have some of these homes explicitly, and a few implicitly. For example, feedback, statistics change and adaptableness are roots of agile improvement. Self-agency is something most are looking ahead to have in an agile manner, but sometimes it is skipped. I suppose it is a huge faults if, as an example, scrum master does now not include self-agency into development method. Some of these properties are important and should have to build an exceedingly green team. If you have 4 of them, however missed the final one, you do now not have hyper productive crew.

Clinton Keith diagnosed four critical situations for hyper effective groups:

1. Independence and a sense of possession - the crew desires to experience that they can make contributions creatively and feature a few control over the game.

2. Management - there wishes to be one leader at the group who can communicate a imaginative and prescient among the crew and the customers and maintain the team centered.

3. A middle competency - not anybody at the crew desires to be an expert, but at the hyper-efficient teams i have seen there have been at the least one core professional. This isn’t a lead position defined via a role, but by means of actions. This character supports the imaginative and prescient with brilliance that the team can be assured in and rally round.

4. Team collaboration - groups grow into excellent teams organically. This is in which facilitation can help a crew rework itself.

Let's try to bind these situations to CAS properties described above. Independence is one of the self-company pre-standards. Leadership on my opinion isn't always a should, however in all likelihood is an impact of self-business enterprise. The development crew got a leader as a result of herbal choice 🙂 middle competency is a end result of a feedback, gaining knowledge of and version. The remaining condition obviously is a facts alternate and cooperation.

We may without problems outline conditions that block hyper productivity:

• No comments. This is one of the reasons for waterfall procedure failure. In a waterfall procedure remarks is behind schedule and every so often even does no longer exist. Group can't examine and adapt. Efficiency is low.

• Negative statistics exchange. Large groups, distributed groups, massive functional divisions, interpersonal problems - all that impedes statistics trade.

• No cooperation. Political games interior a agency or inside a improvement crew, dumb company rules, incorrect motivation schemes, communication problems due to personal likes and dislike - only a few elements that make cooperation nearly not possible.

• Impossibility of self-company and weak adaptability. Complex company regulations, hard hierarchy, command and manage control, no autonomy make self-employer impossible.

We're going to cover those problems in extra information later. Even in this sort of short review it's getting clean what the main obligations of CTO, CIO, pm, scrum grasp, and many others. Must be. They should cast off obstacles listed above (and extra) that block an experience of the improvement crew to the edge of chaos.

• Component 1. Agile software program improvement and complex adaptive systems: intro

• Component 2. Software improvement is complex adaptive device. No question

• Component 3. Edge of chaos and hyper productive software improvement groups

• Component 4. Easy rules, complex structures and software program development

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Bonafi Ico Review: Mobile Application with Blockchain technology

About Bonafi

Bonafi is on a mission to defend all brands, big and small, and to protect consumers from counterfeits by implementing a fail-safe authentication system using blockchain technology. Bonafi's authentication system, built on the blockchain, will verify genuine goods throughout the supply chain from the manufacturer to the retailer and to the consumers using mobile applications powered by BONA tokens. The Company’s BONA tokens are used for charging the mobile Application and they allow users (retailers & consumers, and third-party sellers) to scan the Crypto-Tag™ to determine the authenticity of goods. Basic Information Token Name BONA Token Sale ===== Social Media

Token Price ====== Platform Ethereum Token Supply ===== Hard Cap ===== Soft  Cap ===== Whitepaper Click Here For View Whitepaper Website Click Here For Visit ICO Homepage Also Read - ParkinGO Ico Review: Inovating Mobility through the blockchain Problem The impact counterfeit goods have on the fashion, and pharmaceutical industry is estimated to be $700 billion/year. This does not include collateral damage caused by counterfeit goods: legal battles between brands and consumers, additional cost to repair or replace counterfeit goods, medical problems caused by inferior materials used in counterfeit goods, and even death. Solution Bonafi’s authentication system, built on the blockchain, will verify genuine goods throughout the supply chain from the manufacturer, to the retailer, and to the consumers using mobile Applications powered by BONA tokens. How Does It Work? Our digital label, Crypto-Tag™, is affixed to a product and used as the engine that will deliver relevant data to the end-user, verifying a product’s authenticity. Information, such as the original manufacturer, when it was produced, where it was produced, when it arrived at an authorized reseller’s store, and even the current or past registered owners (with their permission, of course), will be used to verify the authenticity of a product using a mobile Application compatible with all iOS, Android, and Window devices. The Crypto-Tag™ is equipped with Near Field Communications (NFC), flash memory storage, and public key cryptographic engine that will serve to send data to and from the blockchain and the mobile App. Also, the flash storage allows manufacturer’s data to be stored securely on the Crypto-Tag™, i.e., the manufacturer’s ID, Cryptographic digital signatures, and other pertinent data from the manufacturer. Once a product leaves the manufacturer, the relevant data will be recorded on the blockchain, encrypted by a unique Private Key. Each Crypto-Tag™ on a product will store the original manufacturer’s information, encrypted with the Public Key. The product with the tag leaves the manufacturer and is scanned at each point of the supply chain, such as the departure from the manufacturer, the port of export/import, and authorized reseller’s store. Each time the Crypto-Tag™ is scanned, necessary information will create a new block on the blockchain and will also be stored on the tag. Thus, when a consumer scans a product with the Crypto-Tag™ for authenticity, the mobile App will cross-reference the data on the tag and the blockchain verifying if the product is genuine. The Crypto-Tag™ plays a central role in the authenticity solution provided by the Company. And the consumer would use the Company’s BONA tokens to enable the App and authenticate the goods. Token The BONA token is the currency that will be used to power the App. The end-user, who will be using the App to verify the authenticity of a product, will use BONA tokens to pay for the validation. If the product scanned is not authentic, the user will not be charged, or BONA token will be refunded. Also, if a consumer adds to the blockchain by adding the owner’s registration data using a proper verification system, the consumer will also be rewarded with BONA tokens. The cost and reward of authentication will vary and be determined by an algorithm that measures the retail price, demand, total number of scans, and various factors about the product. For example, a pair of Air Jordan’s might cost 0.1 BONA tokens to authenticate, while a Birkin Bag will cost 1.5 BONA tokens to authenticate. Possible counterfeit attack cases of the tag: Copy The Tag: This is simply not feasible. The Crypto-Tag™ is implemented with a microcontroller, a Public Key cryptographic engine, and an NFC. The Public Key system is unbreakable, for all practical purposes. The company is looking to design various types of CryptoTag™ so that it would be readily integrated into a logo, a paper label, a plastic wrapper, or inside the plastics of the product. Forced Detachment or Removal of the Tag: It is designed such that, if the Crypto-Tag™ is detached or removed from the product, it would be destroyed in the process. This destruction would render the tag useless and be an indication that it has been tampered with. Security Features of Crypto-Tag The Crypto-Tag™ has several security features built into it. First, it will destroy itself that when the tag is physically removed from the original item. Second, it has digital cryptography built in such that a mere copy is not going to work. The Crypto-Tag™ will be sold directly to the brand/manufacturer. From there, only the brand/manufacturer will place each tag into each product during production and the product’s identity will be recorded on to the Blockchain as the product leaves the manufacturing site. Each tag would be encrypted with a manufacturer’s unique private key, location, time, date, and a serial number. The tag will be uniquely tied to that specific item. Thus, even if a would-be counterfeiter creates more quantities than authorized, the blockchain would be able to show any counterfeited items produced since all items are recorded on the blockchain. If an item is not recorded on the blockchain, then it is a counterfeited item. There are a few ways people will try to cheat. Jordans are used as an example: The unlicensed manufacturer purchases Crypto-Tag™ from the black market, produces fake Nike’s and adds the tag on their fake product and tries to sell it: Here’s why this won’t work because when a retailer or the consumer scans the product with the mobile application, it will not pass the authentication test. Only the actual brand or licensed manufacturer has possession of the correct Crypto-Tag™ with the proper credentials for each product. A third-party seller extracts the Crypto-Tag™ from a genuine Jordan’s and embeds it in a fake Jordan: Here’s why this is a problem. First, the genuine Jordan’s are now invalid and there is no way to validate that pair, so it becomes unsellable unless a consumer wants to purchase an unverified pair of Jordan’s. Second, once the Crypto-Tag™ is removed from the original item, the tag tears off and self-destructs. So putting it in a fake pair of Jordan’s will not pass the authentication test. Team Member Steve Kuh - CEO & FOUNDER Dr. Byong Min Lee - CTO/KOREA Abraham Kim - CMO Jai Jung Lee - DIRECTOR OF APPS DEV/KOREA Also Read – Click Here for Read All ICO Review Quote This article is writing on 13 June 2018 based on information available online & news portal. If you feel it’s outdated or incorrect, please write here to update it. Mail us: support@coinworldstory.com Or Whatsapp Us- +13098896258 Disclaimer: Not all the websites Which listed in Top List are 100% safe to use or investment. We do not promote any of those. Due diligence is your own responsibility. You should never make an investment in an online program with money you aren’t prepared to lose. Make sure to research the website. So Please take care of your investments. and be on the safe site and avoid much losing online. Read the full article