Weekly journal 2024-12-15~2024-12-22

I wrote last week, "What I'll be doing next week."

• Ah, so many meetings.
• I can't think too much, so let's take it slow. You didn't write anything.

What we actually did last week

• I saw a friend of mine trying o1 Pro over the weekend, and I protested for a day, saying "No, I'm not going to subscribe because I'm going to play Satisfactory Multiplayer over the weekend," but eventually I couldn't take it anymore and signed up.

  • nishio If you sign up for ChatGPT Pro, it costs 1000 yen a day whether you use it or not, which has the side effect of making you feel like you're wasting money, so you use it all the time and lose vacations.

    • 12/11 (Wed.)
  • Mechanism for copying a list of source codes to O1 Pro - A tool to put all the source code of a project into the clipboard at once
• Plurality book /plurality-japanese/an-no-case-added.
• UTAS-UMAP published.
• Talk to the City Japanese sample dataset How did you learn about your life choices Dataset is open
• I received Community Notes data from Code for Japan.
  • Did some light analysis and feedback.
  • pHyogoCN
• THINKLET
  • Neck mounted Android, I got it, set it up and experimented with it.
• No progress on pMVID.

To be done next week (discussion with +o1)

• Easier input and output to get more out of O1 Pro
  • Objective: It is not good if human work becomes a bottleneck, reducing the time that O1 Pro is utilized, so it is necessary to increase the smoothness of the part of the work that is done by humans.
  • done: A tool to put all the source code of a project into the clipboard at once
    • I hope you can add that page itself. zzz
  • Next, think about a mechanism to compile documents on Scrapbox and pass them to O1 Pro.
    • Collect and copy linked data together.
    • ✅ JS to summarize all pages that can be reached by following links
  • Export O1 Pro output in Scrapbox format
    • Improve the Chrome extension currently being created to allow easy export of logs
• We need to create a page summarizing what we've done so far.
  • Write UTAS-UMAP or something similar.
  • I'd like to send the message in Chinese, not in English to begin with.
  • Objective: To make it easy for people abroad to see who I am.
  • Not a summary of digital democracy, but rather a summary of my activities, simply because many of my recent activities have been related to digital democracy
• TTTC - Shin Tokyo 2050 Broad Listening
  • Try new views experiment ideas - Talk to the City search highlight feature ✅
• pHyogoCN
  • You could try using Miro's API to pour the output data into Miro.
    • Miro API
    • Purpose: experimenting with pouring from community notes into Miro makes sense to do it and publish it, as there is a possibility of finding something useful by doing it.
  • 2024-07-22~27 Special Weekly Report You haven't done anything at all.
  • This will be the right time to proceed with the "summary of what we've done page"
  • Hosting of Cosense English Translation 2024-11-24
  • This also connects to the "summary of what we've done page".
• I received a copy of "What is logical thinking?" but didn't read it.

pending items

• Plurality Books
  • There is no particular task waiting for me to process, so it is in standby mode.
• THINKLET
  • Need more real-time tools
  • If I can think of some interesting way to use it, I'd like to try it, but I can't think of anything at the moment, so it's pending.
  • Bluesky is another way to go.
• UTAS-UMAP
  • To make the case that high-dimensional data visualization is beneficial for political opinion vectors
  • Status: Once published as it is now
  • In the future, we could use D3 or something similar for dynamic graph visualization.
• pMVID
  • The purpose of the experiment is to see if we can get interesting results by trying it out.
  • It would be good to move forward with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and try to apply the new tools that have been created there.

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