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by calewis 8y ago
This is not strictly accurate. There is some daily mail science about “super humans” who need less than 7-8 hours. And while some people survive like this, your body needs sleep for 7-8 no exceptions. Deep sleep (as important as light sleep
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by calewis 8y ago
Well I’m sure you’re not terrible parents. I don’t have children but what I do know about all sleepers is that it’s about routine. Same things every night, in the same order. No screens or other stimulus 2 hours before bed. Exercise or any
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by calewis 8y ago
I have spent the last year building sleep tech and I have read 100's of papers on the subject, been to conferences and spent lots of time with academics and experts on the subject of sleep. Screen time matters massively. It really ma
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by calewis 8y ago
The Roomba is the single worst tech product I've ever purchased, and I've brought a lot of junk. So much more hassle than running the hoover round a few times a week. I wonder what thier repeat purchase rate is? I suspect it'
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by calewis 8y ago
This is exactly the right point to be making.
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by calewis 8y ago
Wtf is that design, looks horrendous on a high res display. The BBC really has lost it's way with digital design.
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by calewis 8y ago
I work at a sleep company and reviews are super important for our ecommerce site. We use: https://reviewmeta.com to ensure that we remove fake reviews. Just paste in the Amazon link and it will check all the reviews and give yo
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by calewis 8y ago
Would you not agree that ‘pulling together’ should be the norm for a successful society? I agree that the high levels of stress are unhealthy however.
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by calewis 8y ago
You need to compare tools in a similar category otherwise a comparative study is a bit useless.
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by calewis 8y ago
You have to pay to have them removed in the UK now, it's no longer free on the NHS, unless you suffer from 3x serious infections in a one year period. I suffer from frequent sore throughs, infections and even tonsillitis. My Auntie, wh
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by calewis 8y ago
While I agree I know a few ex Facebook employees and they all, genuinely, believe thst FB cares about user privacy. I suspect they've convinced good people to go bad with some strange coolade and all those free lunches.
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by calewis 8y ago
Well done to all the smart people involved in making this happen, you're all making such a positive impact on human society, go you!
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by calewis 8y ago
If it can be done, it will be done. You're correct on every point.
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by calewis 9y ago
How about they just pay there taxes, then the governments can build the parks?
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by calewis 9y ago
This has to be a joke? I have no idea where to start. Just learn how to interact with other humans properly.
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by calewis 9y ago
The UK is in record levels of debt, people are using food banks and the NHS under attack from both industry and government. This would definitely be a good use of public funds. Priorities?
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by calewis 10y ago
Fascinating and well written. Thank-you.
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by calewis 10y ago
The fact that the financier wishes to remain anonymous hopefully means they are just humble. Nice to see someone's wealth being put into something we can all enjoy.
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by calewis 10y ago
The BBC, I can't speak from experience for Thoughtly.
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by calewis 10y ago
It's a terrible place to work though and they fail to retain good talent through a combination of poor salary, lack of career progression,incompetent management and regular re-orgs.
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by calewis 10y ago
A "+" icon that has a hover state and an interaction, yet do different things? Good work. Nice quotes are irrelevant if you can't get the basics of user experience right.
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by calewis 11y ago
Skynet is coming.
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by calewis 11y ago
G is for tax evasion.
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by calewis 12y ago
Hack aside, really wonderfully written. Very funny and well explained.
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by calewis 12y ago
Maybe if they stopped working stupid hours they would stop releasing buggy software. Time and time again there is good academic evidence that these working hours do not make productive and creative employees, quite the opposite in fact.
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by calewis 12y ago
lol
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by calewis 12y ago
The words; Horse, Stable and Bolted come to mind. VC's and their stupid valuations have created this problem. The idea that a business isn't worth investing in because it's only going to make millions, not billions, also does
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by calewis 12y ago
Seems to me like the most sensible tech purchase in a while, PE ratio is a bit more normal and it has massive and sustained traction amongst young people. It remains to be seem if M$FT will fuck it up, but that's a different question.
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by calewis 12y ago
As industry, we could do so much more for accessibility users.
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by calewis 12y ago
If you are working on a commercial product that you have to support its very good value for money. Saved us all time and effort and allowed us to focus on building other stuff, without worrying about IE8 support. This is something which the

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