Re: upcoming meeting

[Ryan Stewart]

Hey, you know, now that I think about it RC's right, I should try and make the meetings when I can. I wouldn't be opposed to skipping my tutoring job for a short time on Monday or Wednesday, to tell the truth it is pretty dead right now anyway. So if anyone else can do Monday or Wednesday morning or afternoon that would also be ok with me. Other days are still out though or I won't be able to make rent, which is a Bad Thing.

RS

RS

[Peter Hiesel]

Alright,
Ryan Trybus and Archana, can you guys make it Wednesday morning around 9am?

Peter

[Peter Hiesel]

Ok I got some info about RT and Archana having class at 10:30 with Whitehouse. I am going to send out an email for 830am meeting with Fender. This should enable RS to join us. :)

Peter

[archana raja]

That sounds good to me too. My first class on Monday/Wed is at 10.30...I work before that but can always take time off to come for the meeting and compensate for it later.
Glad that all of us will be able to join

[Ryan Costello]

Hopefully Fender can make that time.  It might be a bit early for them and make sure to send out the e-mail soon because Wednesday is only 2 days away.  On another note, what are we doing with our scrum meetings?  Is 9:30 still good for everyone or is another time better?  I think we should keep doing them especially now that we are making progress.  I would like to know what people are doing and where they are on their tasks.  I was planning to work on the FFT this week but I have a paper due Friday so I will try and get the FFT working over the weekend before the sprint ends.  We have 1 week are we going to be done with all of our tasks? 

Ryan Costello

[Ryan Trybus]

Yeah sorry guys, I have a stp420 test due at midnight and i've been having a few issues on some problems and lost track of time. I will be done with complete drafts for the documentation (with whatever current statistics we have) by the weekend. 

Peter I'm going to guess that they won't be able to do that, you're really just pushing off scheduling with busy clients. You should just get it down towards an option of days and let them decide what they can do. If they live anywhere near close to their office, that means you're going to give Chuck less than 24 hour notice to leave their house by 730ish to get to Poly and maneuver any potential morning meetings they might have. We'll see if it works or not. 

[Ryan Stewart]

9:30 would be preferable. Please let us know ASAP so I can notify the tutoring center in advance.

I am working on an alternate freeverb kernel, its not done yet but I will try and have it by tomorrow morning so someone can pop it into our host code tomorrow and make it work. I'm doubtful though, as my first attempt will require a crazy amount of buffers to be enqueued with each gpu worker thread. Also spinning off a group of workers per sample block requires that consecutive iterations go before the last has filled the buffers. Whatever, we have to try.

RS

On Apr 4, 2011 9:42 PM, "Ryan Costello" <rcos...@asu.edu> wrote:

[Peter Hiesel]

Hey guys, I already sent the email yesterday. I got a reply from Chuck that he will show up. I am waiting for another reply on the time he wanted to show up at. The time frame I gave him was 8 to 9:30. So make plans for a meeting on Wednesday morning.

Thanks

Peter

[Peter Hiesel]

Ok I got the email back and he will show up at 9am. Apparently mornings are good for him.

[Ben Huey]

Where?

[Ryan Costello]

Well we don't have to have a conference call with David because we are going to meet with him next week, so I think Perelta 202 would be best so that we can show him what we have so far.  I don't think we have the conference room scheduled anyway.

Ryan Costello

[Peter Hiesel]

Room 202 on Peralta.

[Ryan Trybus]

Hey fearless leader, isn't there a friggin class in 202 caught by zeng in there till 10 ish?