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

12/11 (Wed.)

Mechanism for copying a list of source codes to O1 Pro

I received Community Notes data from Code for Japan.

Did some light analysis and feedback.

Neck mounted Android, I got it, set it up and experimented with it.

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.

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.

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

Try new views experiment ideas

You could try using Miro's API to pour the output data into Miro.

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.

This will be the right time to proceed with the "summary of what we've done page"

This also connects to the "summary of what we've done page".

pending items

Plurality Books

There is no particular task waiting for me to process, so it is in standby mode.

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.

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.

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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