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iffycan
10y ago
Call me crazy, but I think your example illustrates one reason why IRC is great: I can read it. And I could probably get it right even typing it from memory.
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Isochrone map
(en.wikipedia.org)
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10y ago
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iffycan
10y ago
Bless you
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iffycan
10y ago
Thanks, I had the same thoughts, though I chuckled when I read: > we're almost leaving the 90's and entering the 00's. Because I feel the opposite: computers were first terminals attached to mainframes, then in the 90s the
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iffycan
10y ago
Thank you for this list! I wondered if this kind of thing had been done before. MHTML seems especially interesting. I'll have to test browser-compatibility for my use case.
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iffycan
10y ago
I should also highlight this important issue about what to name this thing: https://github.com/iffy/lhtml/issues/2
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Show HN: LHTML – local, portable webapps
(github.com)
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10y ago
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iffycan
10y ago
I feel the same way. I made http://www.simplefin.org
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iffycan
10y ago
And for this reason, there's the SimpleFIN spec and SimpleFIN Bridge[1]. Until banks implement the APIs themselves the SimpleFIN Bridge will bridge that gap. [1] https://bridge.simplefin.org
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iffycan
10y ago
I hope someone found him while they could help. His last two posts could have been clues :( - https://dennisforbes.ca/index.php/2017/01/24/adieu/ - https://dennisforbes.ca/index.php
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iffycan
10y ago
It misses a few of Trello's features (including keyboard shortcuts and checklists) but it's close.
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Show HN: GrannyAuth Demo
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
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iffycan
10y ago
scree: a mass of small loose stones that form or cover a slope on a mountain
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A proposal for preventing phishing
(iffycan.com)
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Show HN: Humancrypto – obviously up-to-date Python crypto library
(github.com)
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Show HN: SimpleFIN and Ledger cli
(github.com)
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SimpleFIN Bridge: Budget from the Command Line
(simplefin.org)
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iffycan
10y ago
How does this compare with SimpleFIN: https://bridge.simplefin.org/info/developer SimpleFIN seems simple and still secure. But maybe I'm missing something?
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iffycan
11y ago
Amen to the Apple Mail icon problem he mentions. It gets me every time, too.
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iffycan
11y ago
As feedback on the article itself, I kept getting confused. The author describes a wish: > If I write a function to sum a list of numbers, it would be nice if I could use it on lists of floats, lists of ints, and lists of anything else
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Show HN: Cat written in go
(github.com)
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11y ago
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Put you bank account balance in your bash prompt
(simplefin.org)
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iffycan
11y ago
Alright, here's something tangible: https://bridge.simplefin.org/info/security It's not complete, but it's a start. We'll gladly take feedback.
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iffycan
11y ago
It actually isn't based on OAuth2. For instance, consumers of the read only SimpleFIN protocol don't have to establish a relationship with the server -- they need only provide credentials. Also, the SimpleFIN Server does not redir
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iffycan
11y ago
We have attempted to try the open source bank access model you've described [1], but I'm not confident that such a system would ever be dependable without the cooperation of the FIs themselves, for the reasons AdieuToLogic gives.
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iffycan
11y ago
I'm sorry I haven't had time to respond. I meant "this is helpful" to respond to his hope that his questions were helpful, rather than mean spirited, for instance. We currently have no proof of PCI compliance, yes, but w
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iffycan
11y ago
No setup fees and an access API with only one endpoint (so, very simple).
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iffycan
11y ago
Also, Plaid offers additional data points (such as location), which this does not.
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11y ago
Did you have success getting any FIs to actually implement it? For bank interaction beyond read-only, I would love for FIs to implement OAuth2. SimpleFIN is intended as the smallest possible pill for a FI to swallow -- it really is easy to
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iffycan
11y ago
This is helpful; I'll get you a good response when I have a good moment.
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