Quick links, gradually bloating HTML:

Mnemisis is a tool for learning and using what is called the 'major' system of mnemonic - which involves turning numbers into words, and vice-versa.

Mnemisis assumes a POSIX environment starring Python. It is being developed on Debian Linux, so if you're using that with Python, you're 75% to 83.6% there. It is programmed in C++/SWIG/Python, if you're wanting to hack on it.

The whole idea is to exercise the geek brain into holding those 20+ digit numbers indefinitely without the hassle of being eidetic.

Free up your PDA for important things!

In Flux

Stable News (changes every month or so or so-so):

The port to Python is nearing completion ...See screenshots below... (the computer pictured survived the encounter)

New Features (Coming Soon):

Single point of invocation!

A genetic algorithm for breeding your own Phoneme_Tables!

Less lighthearted, gravly serious manual with no digressions whatsoever!

More attributions in the 'thanks to' section of people and things you've never heard of!

Gratu!tous exclamat!on po!nts!

Unstable Craziness (ramblings of the obsessed):

(04/22/03 @ 08:52:54 AM)	fixed broken manual links -- see screenshots for the first time!
(04/01/03 @ 04:44:15 PM)	The manual has also been updated... good day!
(04/01/03 @ 04:38:54 PM)	Well, I've been hyping it for some time now... The NEW VERSION OF MNEMISIS has finally been released!
(03/20/03 @ 09:17:27 PM)	got a ~30% in run time by converting <string> routines to char*s... in exchange for a memory leak that ate my FS. who doesn't feel like number one guy today? (raises hand)
(03/11/03 @ 08:22:20 PM)	we're on PHP now! those w/ a compatible browser are seeing a new logo... wicked cool or not?
(02/27/03 @ 10:49:07 PM)	Yes, those are new screenshots. Check out the new running time from a dead stop!

Jumbly table of the DAMNED:

Online Manual, made fresh	Browse the Tarballs
Auto CVS Tarball	Cvs on Sourceforge