1. Questions
1.1. what's the best way to keep in contact with people met at such a party? FB group? else? I think we should make a tool for this
1.2. we should make lists of things that bother people
2. People
2.1. Davidad
2.2. Jacob Cole
2.2.1. Should meet
2.2.1.1. Aaron Tucker
2.2.1.1.1. Michael Vassar
2.2.1.2. greg little!
2.2.1.3. kenneth faulk
2.2.1.4. jim pitkow
2.2.1.5. eric weinstein
2.2.1.5.1. maybe too disruptive
2.2.1.6. garrett lisi
2.2.1.6.1. physics
2.2.1.7. At Oxford
2.2.1.7.1. David Deutsch
2.2.2. made manipulable floating display with fresnel lenses and leap motion for greylock hackfest
2.2.2.1. graph exploration interface
2.2.2.2. grab a floating object with hand
2.2.2.3. Photos
2.2.2.3.1. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.282034695273038&type=3
2.2.3. [email protected]
2.2.3.1. http://ideaoverflowideplan.tk
2.2.4. http://minimalisthomepages.tk
2.3. Lucy Bates Campbell
2.4. Will Rogers [email protected], Terri Hinton
2.4.1. Should meet Alex Peake re: living in commune?
2.4.2. intersubjective
2.5. Bret Victor
2.5.1. Active reading
2.5.2. interactivity
2.6. Taylor
2.7. Kevin
2.8. Susan
2.9. Boris
2.10. Chetan Nandakumar
2.10.1. Leap Motion
2.10.1.1. #idea "conductor" game/"musical instrument"
2.10.1.2. #idea control computer with conductor motions
2.11. Jordan Brandt
2.11.1. engadget presentation on 3d interface?
2.11.2. programmable matter
2.11.2.1. mems to make true holographic 3d display w fresnel lenses
2.11.3. [email protected]
2.12. James Redenbaugh
3. Ideas People have (ctrl-f #idea)
4. davidad improv piano
4.1. Bret improv piano
4.1.1. !
5. Topics
5.1. Big Data
5.1.1. Gripes about
5.1.1.1. super marketing takes away free will
5.1.2. unnecessary for design: steve jobs effect
5.1.3. Using literature and github code as big data
5.1.3.1. maps human aesthetics/gestalt processing pathways
5.1.4. record all pianists' practice sessions and make a database showing what chord progressions follow each other
5.2. 3D printing as transformative
5.2.1. 3d printers that make 3d printers
5.2.1.1. they're called cells
5.3. 3d display technology
5.4. design in the future as simply problem statement
5.5. sometimes things work out spontaneously better than you could have planned them!
5.5.1. channeling this is the key to efficient, vibrant corporate management
5.6. Why surfing is good on many levels
5.6.1. it's a metaphor for life
5.6.1.1. like getting rich: once you've punched through the breakers and get outside, you can choose what waves you want to ride
5.6.2. great social community with cool people
5.6.3. like riding a stand-up liquid rollercoaster you can control
5.6.4. something an obsessive person can get obsessed with that in the end makes them chill
5.6.5. Extrinsic
5.6.5.1. sunlight is good for eyesight
5.6.5.1.1. sunlight is good for circadian rhythms/energy in morning
5.6.5.2. in india people use neti pots to clean their nose/head with saltwater. surfers get this implicitly
5.6.5.3. cold showers are good for metabolism. In surfing you get this while not paying one bit of attention to how cold the water is because you're busy catching waves
5.6.5.4. great exercise
5.6.6. Nice clips
5.6.6.1. http://youtu.be/LNkQpuoG9kc?t=26s
5.6.7. Learn boogie boarding first
5.6.7.1. Beginning
5.6.7.1.1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZEylOTbbQY
5.6.7.2. Advanced (COOL/INSPIRING!)
5.6.7.2.1. http://www.videojug.com/film/bodyboarding-the-air-roll-spin
5.6.8. Poke jacob cole who is trying to organize surfing amongst friends in bay area
5.7. MRIs across multiple brains during social interaction
5.7.1. #idea: use to match people with similar brain quirks ~Jacob Cole
6. why mind maps' graph structure is important over a simple text list: allows you to make connections between ideas present.
7. Things that bother people
7.1. Jacob Cole
7.1.1. There needs to be better mind mapping sofware/graph exploring software