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I vividly remember talking to Eric Freeman at a conference (JavaOne?) about his LifeStream notion. I've wanted it ever since. (Freeman coauthored a book about J
by specialist 5y ago
I vividly remember talking to Eric Freeman at a conference (JavaOne?) about his LifeStream notion. I've wanted it ever since. (Freeman coauthored a book about JavaSpaces and IIRC had a booth demonstrating an implementation. https://books.org/books/javaspaces-principles-patterns-and-practice/eric-freeman/9780201309553/ https://books.org/books/javaspaces-principles-patterns-and-p... Another terrific idea ahead of its time.)
For instance, I'll remember where I was while listening to a podcast or song. But I won't remember which episode or the artist. I'd like to cross reference and search my listening history with my location tracking. Should be easy, right?
I've dabbled a bit with journaling, habit tracking, etc. I've created Shortcuts on my iPhone for quickly adding entries. When I circle back, I intend to add my location to each entry. Resulting in something like "20220324T120000 LAT/LONG I just saw a pair of bald eagles at the beach".
Another to do item is always tracking my location. One of the apps I've got installed is OwnTracks, but I haven't config'd the server stuff.
Any way, I'll definitely be trying your timeliner. Thanks for sharing.
- mholt 5y agoYeah, so that's kinda the idea. It's like an automatic life log from all your digital data. It can import Google Location History, for example, so you can see where you were at what time of day. Location History is kinda creepy with how accurate it is and how much data it contains (including mode of transport and device motion along with confidence levels!). So if we add a way to import your listening history, it will automatically cojoin with your location history and you'll have what you need.