I invented a statistics watch. Somebody make an Apple Watch app for this. Can be set to coin or dice, with i.i.d, ARMA or ARIMA statistics (with rounding). In-app purchase necessary for balls-in-urns.pic.twitter.com/Xw3sZeF9JE
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An ARIMA watch would of course need to be wrapped around with a mod function so it doesn’t integrate to infinity
Now that telling chronological time is a less important function, other ways of structuring time experience become interesting
Trip odometer watch. Like a stopwatch or countdown timer, but tracking long-term state of a big project. Days Since or Days To, with a pause button and perhaps link to project tick-tock signals like sprint meetings.
Heartbeat based watch where you measure out your life by pulse rate. 80 beats=1 “biominute” maybe.
Yeah that’s where I got the idea
Various watches and clocks were made in France to celebrate the 200th anniversary of their revolution, some of the highest possible quality, and all with both ordinary and revolutionary time. I only have a diary, but a splendid production it is.
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