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by aprilzero 12y ago
Yep! Took a while to figure out an elegant setup process and generalize the design but we're finally getting close
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by aprilzero 12y ago
yeah, you should probably use javascript
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by aprilzero 12y ago
A few were just released I think, now that 8.0.2 is out. But no big names that I recognized
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by aprilzero 12y ago
The app is called "Health"
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How to see your iOS8 health data(aprilzero.com)
65 points by aprilzero 12y ago|49 comments
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by aprilzero 12y ago
Sorry. It's real but pretty rough, I put that page together really quickly. Working on an upgraded version now that should feel less shady
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Making of April Zero: Part 2(aprilzero.com)
111 points by aprilzero 12y ago|19 comments
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by aprilzero 12y ago
I'm not a doctor but I don't think that is true for most people. One of the most fit people I know has a resting heart rate of 40-50. Mine is usually 60-70 when I'm calm - when it is 80 or more something is generally off and
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by aprilzero 12y ago
Just looked through it again and I think the lack of time difference is causing what you're talking about. All of this stuff is fixed on pacific time, even when halfway across the world. So in Asia, the middle of the day will show bori
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by aprilzero 12y ago
I would do almost anything to have this data for the past few years. What I really like about Moves is how comprehensive it is — it has every single place you went to rather than just ones that you thought were worth checking into, etc. Wha
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by aprilzero 12y ago
There's no way that I know of besides blood tests. It's a bit painful but not too expensive and in my opinion well worth it. The blood levels are coming from a standard blood test, available at any doctor's office. I've
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by aprilzero 12y ago
I'm working on a detailed blog post about that. Some highlights: • Running Django on Heroku • Coffeescript, jQuery • SASS • A lot of webkit transitions & some animations • A souped up version of pjax for loading pages • Getting the
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by aprilzero 12y ago
Most of those commits are from designing or building the site
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by aprilzero 12y ago
The data is accurate. Probably mostly sleeping, working or eating. There is a bit of a bias towards those being the most noticeable places since you spend a lot of time there, while other stuff you do may only be for 10-15 minutes and relat