We've all experienced it: the feeling of knowing something is right without fully understanding why. The brain's ability to process information beyond our conscious understanding is astounding and admirable.

Whathepedia is designed to test your intuition, and prove to you that the most powerful classifying tool is in your head.
## Inspiration

We love computer science, and wikipedia.

## What it does

Converts most of the numbers on wikipedia pages to binary

## How we built it

Ontop of many failed projects and some coffee

## Challenges we ran into

Other projects

## Accomplishments that we're proud of

We came to Montreal, had fun, and made something fun

## What we learned

Don't eat ALL the free food

## What's next for wikibin

First it was numbers, then we move onto words, other websites, and finally hash them all together to make for a more readable 2017 Internet.
## Inspiration

There should be an effective way to evaluate company value by examining the individual values of those that make up the company.

## What it does

Simplifies the research process of examining a company by showing it in a dynamic web design that is free-flowing and easy to follow.

## How we built it

It was originally built using a web scraper that scraped from LinkedIn which was written in python. The web visualizer was built using javascript and the VisJS library to have a dynamic view and aesthetically pleasing physics. In order to have a clean display, web components were used.

## Challenges we ran into

Gathering and scraping the data was a big obstacle, had to pattern match using LinkedIn's data

## Accomplishments that we're proud of

It works!!!

## What we learned

Learning to use various libraries and how to setup a website

## What's next for Yeevaluation

Finetuning and reimplementing dynamic node graph, history. Revamping project, considering it was only made in 24 hours.