It had been a dream of mine to write a web browser and so I did, over 12 years ago, for iPhone. Then, I wanted to write my own programming language -that was too much. Yesterday, I gave up on that idea. But the bring people together thru sharing information never went away and last night I coded PupL which is on FreeLunch.my/pupl.html -not quite ready yet.
Security measures have to be put in place, and I'm not sure how to write it in JavaScript. Then relevant sections of signature have to be decoded based on a query-er's signature. It's a small headache but if I get it right, possibly my ticket to better things.
Signatures look like this:
(1r)(5(4(2b)(5(3s)(1(1(4e)(3(5j)(2(1
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
They have some readable info and the rest is encoded. People can compare signatures to decide if they want to share more.
PupL is powered by my invention: RBSEJ (reflection, background, suggestion, expansion, junction) which I assume provides a complete description of most any topic.
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I've discovered the security measure and am implementing it. The criteria for decoding what is still nebulous. Perhaps it will be based on the link patterns and shared / related keywords, both.
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After much effort, overnight, I have some results to show. But the output is a lot scrambled due to a bug somewhere. It may be after dinner before I solve this one.
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After an hour of deugging, PupL is finally done. I had fallen asleep the night before, quite tired. All in, about 2 days of concept design / coding versus 30 for SeTT.
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