7/25/10
7/7/10
Dream Analyzer :: Analyze - DivineCaroline
"Dreamster."
Dreamster.
Notes on a film in development
Time: the present day
Place: somewhere in the Bay Area, California (San Francisco, San Jose, etc.)
Synopsis: A small group of recently laid-off programmers develop a screen saver that uses the idle power of millions of computers to analyze the dreams of its users. Based on the same general idea as the SETI@home screen-saver, it uses pattern recognition algorithms in an effort to find common themes among all of the dreams that are entered into it daily. They fund the first version of the program themselves; primarily with a variety of unusual (and somewhat unsavory) small business enterprises. But in order to fully realize their vision, they need to come out with a second version, so they engage in a lengthy and difficult search for additional funding. They find this in an eccentric scientist/millionaire/recluse/genius, who gives them a million dollars and complete freed
Notes on a film in development
Time: the present day
Place: somewhere in the Bay Area, California (San Francisco, San Jose, etc.)
Synopsis: A small group of recently laid-off programmers develop a screen saver that uses the idle power of millions of computers to analyze the dreams of its users. Based on the same general idea as the SETI@home screen-saver, it uses pattern recognition algorithms in an effort to find common themes among all of the dreams that are entered into it daily. They fund the first version of the program themselves; primarily with a variety of unusual (and somewhat unsavory) small business enterprises. But in order to fully realize their vision, they need to come out with a second version, so they engage in a lengthy and difficult search for additional funding. They find this in an eccentric scientist/millionaire/recluse/genius, who gives them a million dollars and complete freed
I'll get back on this post. This is post referencing a new dream analyser on Yahoo...
7/6/10
Vark and the Google Machine.
Vark has now join forces with the Google Machine.
GOOGLE is now seemingly watching my every move. Even in a Safari browser.
Yes. I admit I've authorized them to do many things.. like view or otherwise use my personal data.
On Aardvark I noticed more and more "suggested topics"...Ie: "You might know about..."
Seamonkeys? Culture Club?
Well they really had dig around deep for those keywords.
What about the Google Voice...
I waited for months and months for a Google Voice Account. Nothing came in. Of course the waiting lists must be huge. But I did notice...shortly after I posted a "Google Voice, No Dice" note on my Google profile in the field that asks "What can't you find on Google?"
Was it a coincidence? I was pleased of course.
But, Google Google..
Can you hear me now?
Can You?
btw*I tried adding you...
ericschmidt1@yahoo.com..
LOL.
I HAVE MUCH MORE TO TELL YOU.
GOOGLE is now seemingly watching my every move. Even in a Safari browser.
Yes. I admit I've authorized them to do many things.. like view or otherwise use my personal data.
On Aardvark I noticed more and more "suggested topics"...Ie: "You might know about..."
- Statue of Libertyaddignore
- culture clubaddignore
- Earth Houraddignore
- Iranaddignore
- seamonkeyaddignore
Seamonkeys? Culture Club?
Well they really had dig around deep for those keywords.
What about the Google Voice...
I waited for months and months for a Google Voice Account. Nothing came in. Of course the waiting lists must be huge. But I did notice...shortly after I posted a "Google Voice, No Dice" note on my Google profile in the field that asks "What can't you find on Google?"
Was it a coincidence? I was pleased of course.
But, Google Google..
Can you hear me now?
Can You?
btw*I tried adding you...
ericschmidt1@yahoo.com..
LOL.
I HAVE MUCH MORE TO TELL YOU.
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