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0 experience. but possibly you can code your way to a solution. - a proxy app of some sort to bundle communications w/ family (with you firmly MITM to verify).
by eternalban 4y ago
0 experience. but possibly you can code your way to a solution.
- a proxy app of some sort to bundle communications w/ family (with you firmly MITM to verify).
- run a few of the scam email texts by an LLM. See if it can flag them accurately. If yes, you can ~automate the review.
- KomoD 4y agoNo... just no
- eternalban 4y agoTIL. (This sort of articulate and informative commentary is why I come to HN)
- counttheforks 4y agoWhat a coincidence, the ridiculous "Let's throw AI at every problem!" is why I come to HN!
- antibasilisk 4y agosounds like a really good way to destabilize an elderly person's understanding of reality and trigger some potential underlying mental issues.
- eternalban 4y agoSwitching UIs will make pops go mad. TIL #2! This thread is a hoot. Give dad a limited UI that does the basics that he needs: email and chatting with family. Problem solved.
- sickcodebruh 4y agoMy father doesn’t learn UIs, he memorized steps to complete tasks. I guarantee this is how many elderly people operate. If a button’s position changes slightly, if there’s an added pop up or prompt before something he’s used to seeing, it causes frustration and there’s a non-zero chance that he’ll click randomly to make it disappear. So, yes, changing UIs will make pops go mad.