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by fudged71 6y ago
I want this but for PowerPoint slides
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by fudged71 6y ago
Would you be able to pull the transcript from YouTube for editing/commenting? That would be really useful for me. In the future it would be great to have these notes sync/push to RoamResearch
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by fudged71 6y ago
I’m glad to see [developer] excitement around this device, and look forward to ReMarkable 3 when all this new feedback is implemented into a new product. Seriously, genuinely excited to use something like this as a consumer once the kinks h
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by fudged71 6y ago
I remember going to a hotel as a kid where each room had some sort of theme (tropical, polar, etc. at West Edmonton Mall). It would be really neat if you could select an experience that has different levels of technology instead.
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by fudged71 6y ago
I've tried Obsidian, but the data structure is far inferior to Roam Research and not worth wasting my time with it. With Roam I know that my notes are building a rich forest of hierarchies and networks that will be more useful in the f
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by fudged71 6y ago
Our CTO cofounder was a "technical genius" asshole who did 3 entire rewrites of our stack before a single user touched the product. He would come back from a weekend and say "I stayed up and refactored everything to make it f
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by fudged71 6y ago
"Ocean" also works
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by fudged71 6y ago
There's nothing on this website about OP's news.
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by fudged71 6y ago
I agree that the situation with Apple sucks, but they haven't changed their stance since the start of their app platform. So I'd rather pay $2 to fix my own workflows than to withhold my money in protest of Apple's long term
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by fudged71 6y ago
This is neat. I'd love to know what are the most shared google docs/sheets on the web. Is it possible to scrape these off of Reddit/Twitter/Forums etc and get stats on how many times they have been viewed?
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by fudged71 6y ago
Yeah, Olympus is still pretty well represented at trade fairs etc with inspection equipment, seems like really high quality stuff from what I've seen.
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by fudged71 6y ago
If you miss how Android shares links between apps, check out the app Opener on iOS, I couldn’t live without it
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by fudged71 6y ago
I suppose someone could build a bare basic UI in something like JsFiddle that is transparently auditable and has crystal clear comments for non-technical people to see what the code does
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by fudged71 6y ago
Jeff has over a thousand videos. I like Jeff. He gives great advice. But in the same way a dictionary isn't a great place to start with reading. I'm semantically analyzing/connecting Jeffs videos for my database.
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by fudged71 6y ago
I agree there's a lot of conflicting information and that specificity is key. But it can also be useful to have a guide for when you change goals, someone who knows your history and preferences etc. Body composition changes typically g
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by fudged71 6y ago
I think that's essentially what online training is these days: a cheaper way to get access to a fitness 'sherpa' to guide you. Someone who lives and breathes this stuff to save you a lot of time and effort. Most of the real,
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by fudged71 6y ago
I switched from table salt to "No Salt" or "Lite Salt" which cuts the sodium with potassium. It isn't noticeable in most dishes, and it's a great simple substitution for getting an important mineral.
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by fudged71 6y ago
This is not the proper conclusion. He also started regular resistance training. I would say one of the biggest problems is seeing weight loss as either being nutrition or fitness, when it should ALWAYS be seen as a combination. Why? Because
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by fudged71 6y ago
Absolutely this. Our body is constantly trying to maintain homeostasis, so when you make a big lifestyle change your body tries to react in the opposite direction. Most people don't understand that when you start a new habit it often r
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by fudged71 6y ago
Yes, I would have liked to hear more about his experiences with the other types of biohacking he mentioned!
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by fudged71 6y ago
As a trainer, squats can be self-learned fairly easily, it's a pretty natural movement. Some guidance will help of course, but the general movement is usually there. That said, I recommend against people teaching themselves deadlift, b
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by fudged71 6y ago
What I notice personally is that whenever my health improves, I only feel it a small amount incrementally. When I stop training, I quickly feel sluggish, with brain fog, muscle knots, difficulty sleeping, etc. This is mostly a reminder to m
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by fudged71 6y ago
Genetic nutrition optimization is a really interesting topic related to this. There are many other differences related to our genetics that impact how we process food.
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by fudged71 6y ago
The problem with daily measurements is it can lead to frustration. The daily number may change constantly but it's the moving average that matters. Few people can track a number without asking themselves what that number means for them
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by fudged71 6y ago
The problem with restaurants (globally!) is they have zero responsibility or incentive to serve food that fits the nutritional needs of their customers. • Restaurants don't sell food, they sell satiation, taste, brand, ambiance, custom
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by fudged71 6y ago
As a personal trainer I'm really impressed by the technical depth of this post, although it really only centers on the idea of caloric deficit, which is relatively basic compared to the other topics he mentioned. It's so hard to v
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by fudged71 6y ago
Can they train it to write regex commands too? That would be useful
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by fudged71 6y ago
Maybe check out Cayley, Google's graph database which can use postgres as a backend?
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by fudged71 6y ago
Can anyone recommend a video/series on Python debugging? Debugging has been my greatest struggle with getting into development. I get frustrated and spend over a day on simple scripts
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by fudged71 6y ago
Digital Gardens

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