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Ugh, no. In part, how do you sort out the relevant bits? If it takes a lifetime to record, wouldn't it take a lifetime to watch? My wife has kept a journal mo
by beat 13y ago
Ugh, no.
In part, how do you sort out the relevant bits? If it takes a lifetime to record, wouldn't it take a lifetime to watch?
My wife has kept a journal most of her life. I suspect it would be fascinating for me if I ever read it (which I will, if I outlive her). I'm sure it'll be fascinating for our children. But really, I don't want to look right now, even though I could.
So if I recorded my entire life, who'd want to watch?
- bwood 13y agoI've been considering building this as a personal project, because I never got to know my grandparents very well and sometimes I have conversations or experience things that I wish I could relive. I highly doubt anyone would ever bother with most of the recording. Sorting out the relevant bits is an open question, but I suspect a combination of speech-to-text with search and a timeline could help find interesting things.
- true_religion 13y ago> If it takes a lifetime to record, wouldn't it take a lifetime to watch? You could use voice recognition for all the records so you'd be able to accurately search back and search what has been said to you or by you. You could probably use facial recognition for the same, to block out time spans you spent with specific people and rewatch them. And ofcourse if its video, there's always the fast-forward button.