The Moose has MANY features. I’m showing 2 below: Anti-Anxiety and Weight loss Here are some screenshots of what the User Interface looks like, in the Moose software. All the windows have fancy custom frames, and are resizable. All the content inside is responsive to size changes. So that’s nice. The Anti-Anxiety features of the […]
APIs
Sept 25, 2018, GeoDataSource has lat, long, city, country. July 24, 2017. This Discord offers chat as a service, and maybe that’s a good thing to integrate into the Moose. July 23, 2017. A list of chatbot companies. June 9, 2017 Following up the idea to use my phone as a microphone, to talk to […]
Story-telling
August 5, 2016. From an article about story-telling Ira Glass, his notes say good stories, Always have a “moment of reflection”, when you ask yourself, “why the hell am I listening to this?” So there needs to be a “Point” in every story, and the listener must be aware of it. August 3, 2016. These […]
I still love your talking moose!
( I received these wonderful emails) January 15, 2016. Hi up there Moose Maker, Am not sure what made me “google” talking moose today but way back then I was a macintosh pioneer – I worked at GE when Applelink was being invented and had one of the first Macs ever. Wish I had kept […]
Weight Loss Motivations by Moose
The concept of “Motivations by Moose”, is leading to a series of content products for helping people, using hypnotherapy, NLP neurolinguistic programming techniques. It’s Tony Robbins + Pixar + SpinWriter I’ve been working on this weight loss ‘power of suggestions’ module, and it is already amazing. I’m totally thrilled at how it gradually is changing […]
Chat characters
I’ve spent the past week deeply in photoshop to create new versions of the chat characters used on my websites. I put them into a giant table (below) to make it easier to spot ‘outliers’ where further fixing is needed. For example, Brittany’s eyes were too big, so I remade her model with smaller eyes […]
Compulsion loops
From Gamasutra, an article on Compulsion Loops, that I intend to learn more about.
C++ vs C# System.Synthesizer Voice lists
A problem came up with using C# for obtaining lists of Voices. Our C# code ( using GetInstalledVoices method) showed fewer voices on my computer, than a list by KobaSpeech. Even the windows7 control panel for Text to Speech showed fewer voices than KobaSpeech. Why?
Webix, extjs (sencha), jQuery, SVG.js
November 21, 2013. I need to learn more about Webix, backbone.js sencha extjs, jQuery and SVG.js. My goodness, the world has changed fast after html5 and CSS3 happened. I also discovered SharpVectors a SVG library for C#. July 3, 2014 update. At this moment, SVG is being used in my project on the C# side […]
Plugin architecture choices
It’s been 3 years since my previous blog post about plugins. Back then, I thought it would be “soon”. I was wrong. Now I’m thinking its getting closer. This blog post therefore, communicates some of my impressions gleaned from googling the options for best practices regarding plugins.
