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cleaning up ideas.
author | Robert McIntyre <rlm@mit.edu> |
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date | Sun, 21 Apr 2013 03:18:03 +0000 |
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54 - chalk eraser project :: maybe make a directional eraser, for easy | 54 - chalk eraser project :: maybe make a directional eraser, for easy |
55 release of chalk dust, like fur, and how it likes to rest in a | 55 release of chalk dust, like fur, and how it likes to rest in a |
56 certain direction. | 56 certain direction. |
57 | 57 |
58 silver socks | 58 - silver socks |
59 UROP: magnet gear/metal teeth tape | 59 |
60 device to distill urine through evaporation and easily dispose of urea crystals for use in desert -- produce drinkable water. | 60 - UROP: magnet gear/metal teeth tape device to distill urine through |
61 UROP: Make the LED in line with the flow for the microinjector, so that it may transmit maximum flow. | 61 evaporation and easily dispose of urea crystals for use in desert -- |
62 Motor that changes distance of internal magnet from windings depending on desired speed so as to obtain maximum power efficiency. | 62 produce drinkable water. |
63 web scraper which monitors various lottries, looking for "special" gimmick changes in the rules (like 4x winnings on Wednesdays) and computes expected value... | 63 |
64 Memristiors -- make an evolutionary algorithm to make old stuff using all four basic circuit elements. | 64 - UROP: Make the LED in line with the flow for the microinjector, so |
65 Conductive concrete | 65 that it may transmit maximum flow. Motor that changes distance of |
66 little bitty melting pot | 66 internal magnet from windings depending on desired speed so as to |
67 power strip/timer programmable combination | 67 obtain maximum power efficiency. |
68 algorthms which learn what their inputs are and in what order, and can adapt to changing circumstances -- they remember previous arguments and adapt so as to respond to different connections. | 68 |
69 hear a true pure tone by direct stimultion of the nerves of the ear | 69 - web scraper which monitors various lottries, looking for "special" |
70 mechanical analogue to the electrical op-amp | 70 gimmick changes in the rules (like 4x winnings on Wednesdays) and |
71 paper folding device -- make it convienent to fold lots of papers in various ways. | 71 computes expected value... |
72 concrete epoxy -- epoxy with sand/ some other solid material. | 72 |
73 suspend some ball of material with a high index of refraction and shine light into it so it gets stuck -- would the light stay trapped forever? Could you build up | 73 - Memristiors novel design :: make an evolutionary algorithm to make |
74 unlimited quantities of light inside the sphere (which could then be released slowly by frustrated internal reflection? | 74 old stuff using all four basic circuit elements. |
75 | 75 |
76 Me: As it is, light wouldn't be trapped forever, since some fraction would always escape through the walls via absorbtion. But, if you minimized that or slowed the light down, it could | 76 - Conductive concrete |
77 work. | 77 |
78 | 78 - little bitty melting pot |
79 Oct 27, 2009 | 79 |
80 | 80 - power strip/timer programmable combination |
81 movie screening. Movies always are too long at first. one way to shorten them ``scientifically" is to record blink rate during the move and then remove / shorten the frames of the parts in which there are a lot of blinking | 81 |
82 (average this over multiple people) better yet, put it online and do it across thousands of people. I got this from youtube in which there is an episode of kill bill whih is composed entirely of the parts in whihc opeople | 82 - algorthms which learn what their inputs are and in what order, and |
83 had their eyes closed. slogan: want to make a movie people can't take their eyes off of? Just take those parts out! | 83 can adapt to changing circumstances -- they remember previous |
84 explosive thermite epoxy putty | 84 arguments and adapt so as to respond to different connections. |
85 | |
86 - hear a true pure tone by direct stimultion of the nerves of the ear | |
87 mechanical analogue to the electrical op-amp | |
88 | |
89 - paper folding device :: make it convienent to fold lots of papers in | |
90 various ways. | |
91 | |
92 - concrete epoxy :: epoxy with sand/ some other solid material. | |
93 | |
94 - suspend some ball of material with a high index of refraction and | |
95 shine light into it so it gets stuck -- would the light stay trapped | |
96 forever? Could you build up unlimited quantities of light inside the | |
97 sphere (which could then be released slowly by frustrated internal | |
98 reflection? | |
99 | |
100 - movie screening :: Movies always are too long at first. one way to | |
101 shorten them ``scientifically" is to record blink rate during the | |
102 move and then remove / shorten the frames of the parts in which | |
103 there are a lot of blinking (average this over multiple people) | |
104 better yet, put it online and do it across thousands of people. I | |
105 got this from youtube in which there is an episode of kill bill | |
106 whih is composed entirely of the parts in whihc opeople had their | |
107 eyes closed. slogan: want to make a movie people can't take their | |
108 eyes off of? Just take those parts out! | |
109 | |
110 - explosive thermite epoxy putty (one part would contain the rust, one | |
111 part the alumimum) | |
112 | |
85 super reading program that teaches people the ideal mental mask to apply during reading so as to read very fast. | 113 super reading program that teaches people the ideal mental mask to apply during reading so as to read very fast. |
86 capture reading of a scientific atricle via screen capture while people read it, then use it to make the article better. like the movie-pruning idea. | 114 capture reading of a scientific atricle via screen capture while people read it, then use it to make the article better. like the movie-pruning idea. |
87 Me: c.f. attention-tracking machines for user interface evaluation | 115 |
88 | 116 |
89 Oct 27, 2009 | 117 Oct 27, 2009 |
90 | 118 |
91 use the above screen capture routine to make a quiz program tha constructs questions about the content you seemed to gloss over while reading. could be easy if the pdf came with embedded questions. | 119 use the above screen capture routine to make a quiz program tha constructs questions about the content you seemed to gloss over while reading. could be easy if the pdf came with embedded questions. |
92 Me: | 120 Me: |