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Add random errors to this, and you have the perfect way to test a universal address parser.
by jordanpg 11y ago
Add random errors to this, and you have the perfect way to test a universal address parser.
- vortico 11y agoThis is the only valid/legal/moral use case I can imagine for this project, but a good one.
- mangeletti 11y agoWhat if you wanted to create an app that allows people to "crowd-fund" gifts to be mailed to random residential addresses with a note inside that contains a unique URL that the person can enter into their browser to visit a page explaining the gift and offering them a way to say thank you to all the givers?
- derefr 11y agoMost addresses aren't households; of the ones that are, a great number of those aren't currently inhabited. A lot of packages would be sitting at the doorsteps of new townhouse developments or vacant apartments.