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The goal of life project is to help people

universal data standard

when

absolute time

Using existing standards.

relative time

This idea requires much more flushing out and can easily balloon into complexity beyond its immediate needs or usefulness. This can quickly make it too complicated and therefore detrimental to the user. Furthermore, it is generally best practice to keep things, especially of a systemically recurring nature, on the simpler side. In lieu of this, it may be useful to impose limits (to start out of a lack of engineering resources and maybe later intentionally) on just how complicated these can be. Start very simply (days of week, every other week, days of month) and see what people want.

Time relative to an absolute time, used in formulas to create absolute times. The formulation of this exists in the following combination

List daysOfWeek = [Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday]

List months = …

List xthDayOfMonth = [first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth]

List dayNumbers = [1, 2, …, 365]

int frequency;

int everyTimeframe;

List timeframe = [second, minute, hour, day, week, month, year]

examples

The second and fourth (xthDayOfMonth) Monday and Tuesday (daysOfWeek) of every 2 months

where: a physical location

absolute location

relative location

implementation

location tracking

Provide functionality similar to that of the the Gyroscope app, as seen to the right. Tracks location at all times then let's people create locations tied to coordinates (try to find existing library)

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Priorities

Chronological location log with map. Distinguish moving vs not. People can create “where’s” (PRIVATE OR PUBLIC)

Allow people to create sublocations (desk within room within house)

Automatically tie

Allow people to adjust ra

Modes of transport

Implementation

Use geolocator Flutter package

What accuracy to set to?

how

How is the rules, underpinnings, and principles of the universe.

what

who

why

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future

features

easy data entry: press and hold to open menu w/ options of voice/text, photo/video,

working memory data entry

easy, easy, easy

can add CSV, etc. down the road

3D scroll

time tracking

location tracking at all times

action button (center, CTA)

ex: hold down → record/add,

Swipe to right: look to future?

Swipe to left:

bank account data accessed through Plaid

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f.lux⁠

computer screen color control optimized for YOUR sleep cycle

Apple OS integration adds things to and from Reminders, Calendar, and Photos

reminders: simple, basic tasks that need to be done

calendar: adds things to/from calendar

photos:

internet activity tracking (VPN): run all data through a VPN that can automatically log all internet activity

info:

how to build a VPN app⁠

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phone

computer

widgets

The main prerogative of Life Project is to allow users to aggregate, take control of, and utilize their information in a meaningful way. Since we see the world with different lenses, perspectives, and values there should be a multitude of ways for one to use this information. Widgets will allow that

stoicism

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WeCroak⁠

reminds you of death five times daily

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life in *insert time frame* charts⁠

puts time in perspective (

check for yourself⁠

)

integrate with calendar to harness immediate motivation (perspective changes quickly)

precise age focuses on this exact moment through high time-frequencies

year / month / day / hour / minute / second.milli

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23 / 8 / 2 | 04 : 23 : 15.194

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23y 56d 4h 5m 10.100033

ex Gyroscope except instead of “23.4876 years old” it should be “23y 56d 4h 5m 10s” or “23 y 56 d 4:5:10” or “23:56:4:5:10”. Should be somewhere in profile page (although maybe don’t need it to be so present), also when you look at somebody’s profile

Community

Birthdays

Automatically add birthdays to calendar? Be able to access and modify contacts?

Splitwise Widget? (pared down, but can link w/ actual purchases)

Kin: social habit tracking

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Return of The Decentralized Web⁠

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data integration

social media aggregation

Social media aggregators are currently used for companies to either embed their feeds in their websites (”social walls”), or aggregate feeds for research/management. In the past, it was also done using RSS feeds, with some services converting data (IG, Twitter, etc.) into RSS form to integrate with these existing feeds/readers (ex. Feedly)

Based off

this list⁠

, it seems they had a run for personal use back in the day but have since died out.

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social-feed⁠

is an open source JavaScript library for integrating social feeds.

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Scruddle⁠

(RIP) seems to be the closest thing I have found so far.

communication

text messages

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accessing iMessage files⁠

, explanation w/ code (Python)

existing apps (all old and shitty, built in early/mid 10s):

decipher tools⁠

iMazing⁠

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state of the art

Here is one example of a

map of personal data architecture⁠

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Reddit post⁠

). The creator explains further in a blog post entitled

“Sad State of Persoanl Data and Infrastructure”⁠

(sad state indeed). If this is the state

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Here is another

example⁠

from a user on the /r/QuantifiedSelf subreddit.

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data ownership and value

IPFS (InterPlanetary File System)

Decentralized, encrypted, peer-to-peer file sharing system of

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`Solid`⁠
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“Solid is a specification that lets people store their data securely in decentralized data stores called Pods. Pods are like secure personal web servers for your data.

Any kind of information can be stored in a Solid Pod.

You control access to the data in your Pod. You decide what data to share and with whom (be it individuals, organizations, and/or applications). Furthermore, you can revoke access at any time.

To store and access data in your Pod, applications use standard, open, and interoperable data formats and protocols.”

Created by the founder of the internet

Existing solutions

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`Wildlands.io`⁠
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User: jesiotr in BlueSky Discord

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`Vana.xyz`⁠
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Allows you to connect Spotify and input fashion preferences to earn money for selling your data. While this is good as it allows you to get some of the value for your data, it is still being leveraged against you and does not provide you with value beyond the monetary reward, which does not come with any insight.

Locker Project (retired)

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Article⁠

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`POSSE`⁠
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Data Cooperatives

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https://twitter.com/divyasiddarth/status/1458101797072031751⁠

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https://hai.stanford.edu/news/radical-proposal-data-cooperatives-could-give-us-more-power-over-our-data⁠

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