The Real Time Web
Why?
You want real time facts, news, information, etc.
How?
A website dedicated to having an up to date collection of other specific (not platforms like Twitter) sources on the web – all publishing real-time content.
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Human Curated Intelligent Web Crawlers
Why?
Help create the best “top list” on a given subject.
How?
Create topic specific intelligent crawlers that go through the web and finds the “good stuff.” These are then are curated by experts in that topic to make the final top list.
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See the Web in a Consistent Way
Why?
Sometimes it’s useful to see information in an individual structure and way, regardless of the design.
How?
A viewer that renders any web page in a standard view you choose for them all. For instance, the menus will work the same and be in the same place regardless of the design of a given web page. This will let you concentrate on the important thing: the data.
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Central Repository of Highlights and Notes From Books
Why?
Wouldn’t it be interesting if we could look at other people’s notes and what they highlighted while reading a certain book?
How?
Allow people to add their own notes to listed books (and add new books if they are not yet listed), and keep them in a central repository online. Everything should be indexed and searchable.
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How to Free Your Creative Mind
Why?
Constraints help you be creative. When you have no constraints it becomes hard to create. Creativity is an expression of your mind and if you have external stimuli it helps. Constraints can provide that stimulus. They force your mind to react to them and help you free your creative abilities.
How?
An app and website for helping you exercise creativity with constraints where you can get or do the following:
1. Get a set of constraints and a goal to achieve within those constraints. This can be algorithmic or human created.
2. Publish your achievement for a given set of a goal and it’s constraints.
3. Create goal and constraints “sets” for others to try.
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