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https://github.com/sappho192/a-pile-of-idea

Archive of my random thoughts and ideas on programming, thesis, etc
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Archive of my random thoughts and ideas on programming, thesis, etc

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# Introduction
Archive of my random thoughts and ideas on programming, thesis, etc.
Feel free to comment or advise any idea that you're interested in.

# Structure
Each thought has own directory and any referral information will be gathered together.

# Table Of Contents
- [Introduction](#introduction)
- [Structure](#structure)
- [Table Of Contents](#table-of-contents)
- [Git Commit Message Generator](#git-commit-message-generator)
- [SSH-based BBS(Forum) Engine](#ssh-based-bbsforum-engine)
- [Library as an RSS](#library-as-an-rss)
- [Tiny hardware VST](#tiny-hardware-vst)
- [Keyword Extractor](#keyword-extractor)
- [Prime Number Predictor](#prime-number-predictor)

## Git Commit Message Generator
It will be possible that the program gives the user the recommended message for the current commit as a hint by inspecting changed program codes.

## SSH-based BBS(Forum) Engine
Everything converges on web service but some people still like to do his job in a terminal. BBS service over Telnet seems to be a sort of lost technology nowadays, so I want to make it with my hand.

## Library as an RSS
Thesis database like IEEE Xplore, RISS has an API to search for a specific paper.
It would be nice if there's RSS service which shows a recent set of theses filtered with my area of interest or keywords.

## Tiny hardware VST
Even though VST is mainly used in Windows, there are wrappers to run it on Linux. How about making a palm-sized hardware instrument/effect based on VST? If it makes sense, a MIDI keyboard also can be used outside!

## Keyword Extractor
Estimate the main keywords from the document and recommend them.

## Prime Number Predictor
Can prime numbers be predicted?
Can distinct functions be made with learning lots of them?