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I have a question: (it may not be related to this article in any other sense aside from "really lightweight" use of AWS... I would like to have a workflow of r
by samstave 6y ago
I have a question: (it may not be related to this article in any other sense aside from "really lightweight" use of AWS...
I would like to have a workflow of really lightweight QR/barcode transactions... but with what seems to me currently a complex implementation:
1. you have a prescribed barcode ParentA
2. you scan that barcode and create a QR code ParentB
2.a: you ascribe that QR to an object ChildA
3.n: you have that ChildA go through many iterations
3.n+: ChildA may be conjoined with ChildB,C,D etc... -- but I want an iterative QR code that follows the family tree back to parent A and keeps history of all transitions...
(I know I am wording this poorly... just thinking out loud...)
- unixhero 6y agoSo what about the grandparents, and how would ChildN go to kindergarden?
- samstave 6y agoWhat a fucking stupid response. The workflow that I am talking about would apply to taking the nightmare out of METRC tracking system for cannabis -- the METRC system is a piece of shit - but wants complete chain of history of how plantA becomes productA - and it is a bullshit workflow - and I have a way to make it easier - and by using a system similar in the way described in this post, it could be done very cheaply...
- unixhero 6y agoFor what is this workflow? Just curious. If it's barcodes being used by humans in the real world, get a software package to handle it, check the solution from Zebra https://www.zebra.com/us/en/products.html https://www.zebra.com/us/en/products.html