Maybe a job for Daltonize:

https://www.vischeck.com/run.html

It twiddles colors in a physiologically-aware manner to improve legibility for colorblind observers:

https://github.com/wadelab/VischeckTinyeyes/blob/main/websit...

We recently updated the Vischeck website properly after 25 years. Everything is now client-side Javascript and the color vision simulations, Daltonize correction and infant vision simulations are all in the same place. Full GPL source code is available on

https://github.com/wadelab/VischeckTinyeyes

Enjoy!

This guy's entire output is incredible (from alien tellitubbies onwards). Go moose! https://mastodon.social/@ancientjames

My fav: a two-by-two LEGO block that can run and show Doom. https://www.hackster.io/news/james-brown-s-tiny-lego-brick-c...

An earlier iteration of the same block is imo more impressive in its creativity - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wBrOV2FJM8&t=720 - such an unexpected and yet completely natural extension of the brick set.

Thank you Uncle Dane. Uncletopia is my happy place. I know that people say that the solutions to lots of problems are political not technical. But I think in this case there really are simple technical fixes that would be trivial to implement and very effective. Off to W+M1 right now...

For the most relaxing thing you will do today - try to get the different layers to be homogeneous by perturbing them slightly with the cursor.

Sufficiently accurate clocks can act as 'relativity sensors' - measuring changes in the 'time' bit of spacetime due to small changes in gravity.

I >think< that this will enable more accurate magnetometers (see OPM-MEG and atomic clock magnetometers). Which can be used, among other things, for measuring neuronal activity.

Can you explain your reply a bit; how will MEG tech evolve from this breakthrough?

I'm still reading the paper but I think it might enable better versions of this sort of thing: https://www.nist.gov/noac/technology/magnetic-and-electric-f...

makes sense, thanks for the link

Weird use case: sending EEG trigger codes through a Dpixx interface to an old ANT amplifier requires the codes to be Morton numbers. It took us a loooong time to work that out :)

I was completing my PhD at the time. I called it 'Thesis Annihilation'.