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I put all of the auto-generated e-mails in my drafts folder, so I can edit, modify, or delete before I send on a case by case basis. There's also a whitelist.
by hmason 16y ago
I put all of the auto-generated e-mails in my drafts folder, so I can edit, modify, or delete before I send on a case by case basis.
There's also a whitelist.
I'll release the code as soon as I disentangle my personal data from it. Patches welcome. :-)
- mberning 16y agoThat's cool. I got the impression that it was communicating with people on the fly with little/no oversight.
- hmason 16y agoInitially it did, but that went wrong a few too many times. :-)
- duck 16y agoI put all of the auto-generated e-mails in my drafts folder, so I can edit, modify, or delete before I send on a case by case basis. That is a great way to actually use the drafts folder, looking forward to the code so I can put that to use.
- igravious 16y agoYour way is much simpler. I was building an AI to handle all my emails but it turned out to be a lot harder than I had originally envisioned.
- hmason 16y agoThanks! I'm trying to use the model of the unix command line -- each script is useful and simple on its own, but in combination they become incredibly powerful.