Enzymind Labs

I'm doing some multitrack audio recording today.

QEDWiki mashup creation tool from IBM's emerging internet technology group:

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=svd55bpaz2

 

Beauty, truth and elegance in physics, a talk by Murry Gell-Mann:

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=qvya12fcbt

"proximate self similarity across scales of organization"

A nice video description of the the LISA gravitational wave observatory.

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=dqo2tt95m4

I think Albert would have liked this experiment. Some amazing technology involved with the micro alignment of three separate space craft and multi-dimensional interferometry. 

Asus finally released their low cost all solid state ultraportable eee laptop pc. Might be worth ~$300 as internet pc. Someone has already figured out how to hack in a touchscreen.

An all internet pc would probably motivate me to expand enzymind functionality with more sophisticated file storage tools.

2007-12-25

Testing Enzymind functionality with Safari mobile on an iTouch (new toy). Safari mobile can't display Flash files, but most other things work. I could create this blog entry, and use the widgets. But I couldn't input text into the body -- apparently it doesn't recognize the body widget as a text input box so the keyboard doesn't pop up.

2007-12-24 23:28:12

A nice video collection of pretty apophysis/fractal flame ifs fractals:

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=r4n1ow4kch

=-=-=-

2007-12-24 22:45:45

Google tech talk: The next 50 years of science

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=e91gql4y1e

"it will be about the structuring of information and knoweldge".

Nice video on the early development of atomic theory and, again Einstein, with his paper own Brownian motion:

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=12xt3t3i8s 

Boltzman, Eintsein, steam engines, Rutherford, Bohr, radioactivity, de Broglie, Heisenberg, Schrodinger, quantum theory...

Today I am doing some music recording. I set up my laptop as a  DAW with a handy little usb audio interface. You really need something like this in order to do multitrack recording otherwise the computers hardware time lag latency, although only a few tens of milliseconds, makes syncing previously recorded audio with new live tracks too disorienting.

This past spring Ansel Dow made a nice shape with wood scraps, in shop class after he had finished his main project. I modeled it in Space Software, which only took about 10 minutes -- most of which was starting over because of minor bugs in my software. Here's an animated rotation of the shape, six rectilinear "L's" attached to a central cube: