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Obsidian/Roam if you have a lot of interconnected notes
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I just recently deep-dived into using Notion for our boutique management consulting firm. It has been great so far as a lightweight CRM, and a collaborative meeting note—taking tool with backlinks into CRM. Also documenting our internal pro
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This sounds amazing for content creators, wedding photographers, videographers etc
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Sony really set the bar and lit a fire under their competitors to move faster
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Let’s say I wanted the user to import a standardized CSV of their progress (in something like learning, fitness, finances, etc). Is there a way you could easily set the Ink variables based on that input and then create a story (of possible
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There have been more than one startup with the idea that an iPad should sit on your wall as a window into another person’s house.
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There was a kids “radio” project with a similar ethos posted a couple weeks ago!
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My region never got access to this app, so I’m curious For those who have it, did it change your behavior? Did you have contact and it made you avoid crowded spaces? Did you get tested because of contact logs?
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6y ago
The topic of him working at Google came up very recently. Is that why he’s leaving?
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What I would really love is a camera looking out each side of my house and one upwards, looking at both ground and sky. Train it over the span of a year. And then notify me whenever something novel happens. Beautiful sunset? Let me know. St
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Thank you so much for this, really incredible tool. The vegetation loss visualizations are too complex for me to tweak properly. I hope there are data science journalists who are using this tool.
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Based on today's technology and knowledge, I think every community center should have plastic recycling and reuse, workshop tool library, community garden, and compost. We can do things super-local now, use it as a teaching opportunity
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What's exciting to me is that children/students will be able to see an incredibly local and objective history of their area. As a sort of "how did I get here" perspective.
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Many of the timelapses uses images from different time of year etc so you see different hues across frames. Would it be possible to apply something like neural style transfer across the frames (from a representative frame) to smooth the col
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I don't know if that's true. Are the GymKit APIs even available to developers? I assumed it was kept to partners only.
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It threatens the Apple ecosystem so this is Apple building a moat
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Any reviews on it? Looks pretty great! A few years ago in university I tried taking notes using an Apple wireless keyboard with my iPad in my backpack. It was surprisingly liberating to just type and not have to look at a screen. I'm s
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6y ago
Dear god
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What you want is a bullet outline using dictation with a throat mic. It would be great to combine dictation with keypresses to inform the structure! So hold the Digit1 button for a new heading, hold Digit2 for a subheading, hold Digit3 for
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Uh isn't "swimlanes" actually sequence diagrams? I was looking for an actual swimlane diagram tool...
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The tap water where I live in Canada is fantastic. But when I'm served filtered water with tap water ice cubes I can tell the difference pretty easily.
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Aren’t they going to miss the 30 day window when the rover drives away? I remember them saying the rover is going to move on regardless of the progress/status of the copter.
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Isn’t twine also being used as a backend engine for games as well?
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Speaking of thermal throttling on Macbooks, it's also worth pointing out that after 2 years the thermal paste on the CPU should be replaced, which is only a few dollars. I wish Apple made this a free maintenance along with removing int
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Cool. Facebook leaked my Canadian phone number. As if I didn’t get enough spam calls already. Time to declare phone call bankruptcy?
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>enough to power more than 7,000 homes I get that this is used to quantify the energy capacity, but no homes are directly benefiting from this.
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Worth pointing out that McKinsey developed their own game for demonstrating problem solving in interviews. I don’t think anyone is arguing that McKinsey has a bias towards gamers.
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The british forces with Anduril drones and AI just won a battlefield simulation because they won on strategy.
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Wow leave the guy alone. Is this any different from ‘exposing’ a cross dresser etc?
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A very interesting form of steganography. Has anyone run GOL on "random" noise images to see if they result in any decipherable output? :)
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