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by fudged71 8y ago
Use the app Chronometer to track micronutrients
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by fudged71 8y ago
Are you at all able to pre-warm the car, like when you wake up and have breakfast, so it is ready to go?
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by fudged71 8y ago
The title is correct. You would have been looking for "An iceberg as a camera lens"
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by fudged71 8y ago
Beautiful video! I love the idea of an ephemeral camera: custom made parts for a specific time and a specific place.
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by fudged71 8y ago
Haha this guy doesn't know how to use the three seashells ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdnuOa7tDco
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by fudged71 8y ago
Now do one of these for Captive Portal WiFi please!!
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by fudged71 8y ago
Oddly a lot of positivity in this thread. Anecdotally, the kenyans I know are really not pleased with the Chinese invasion of their culture and food stocks. There is fear of food fraud (fillers and ingredients sold as other things) for exam
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by fudged71 8y ago
If you want to check for flicker, there is a great app called VISO Flicker Tester
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by fudged71 8y ago
You don't leave the command line
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by fudged71 8y ago
I'll do it for 500 :) executive coach / trainer as a service! And for 1 hour each month we wouldn't be wasting each other's time either
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by fudged71 8y ago
I'm a personal trainer and I'm building data analysis tools that I believe will allow me to effectively scale an online training service using common fitness apps of your choosing. If I can look at your Apple Health export and Str
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by fudged71 8y ago
I don't know why you were down voted... Decentralized Autonomous Organizations are exactly this
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by fudged71 8y ago
No judging here. I'm curious why you pivoted away from health tracking?
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by fudged71 8y ago
Yes absolutely! How should I contact you?
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The Canadian Government Announced a $49.3M Investment into General Fusion(generalfusion.com)
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by fudged71 8y ago
I have been looking for a service exactly like this for storing/retrieving data for Siri Shortcuts! Integrations with Firebase, Google Docs, etc are too difficult, but this API is very easily supported by Shortcuts. In fact without nee
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by fudged71 8y ago
Besides video, all of your use cases are already functional with an audio interface with AirPods for example.
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by fudged71 8y ago
Phones are computers now. We can't expect everyone to know AND USE all of the features. Many of the features are obscured on purpose.
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by fudged71 8y ago
The graph is interesting, sure. Is it useful? Did you learn anything about your process that you used to improve?
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by fudged71 8y ago
and then crashed beyond everyone's expectations
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GitHub Experiments: Semantic Code Search(experiments.github.com)
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by fudged71 8y ago
If you browse /r/all/top?t=day it is VERY different from a few years ago I remember the first slide to anarchy was vague titles. "This." or "Good boy" etc would never be upvoted. Instead you would have lon
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by fudged71 8y ago
I created AMA on Reddit and I was essentially ousted as a moderator for highlighting how much power moderators have.
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by fudged71 8y ago
Canada is lacking in fintech apps for consumers. I'm excited to see more companies expand north. There might not be many of us but we can be loud and proud users (with really polite app reviews! ha)
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by fudged71 8y ago
most gas stations store their volatile energy sources underground anyway, so the same for flywheels would make sense
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by fudged71 8y ago
If the line is busy I assume they call back as well? That's another time saver for the consumer. And it's a great spin on the Future of Work. It's offloading the time from the consumer onto paid workers at the businesses.
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by fudged71 8y ago
Not that I've seen. The most advanced IVR systems that some banks are using have voice fingerprints and recognition etc but the TTS is still noticeably robotic. Other companies are using huge libraries of recorded human voice for commu
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by fudged71 8y ago
In my city I can recognize that google has two different 'voices' or voice libraries. They sound slightly different. I'm curious how that works and why it's not all done with one.
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by fudged71 8y ago
Then the restaurants will just stop taking phone reservations. Either no reservations or online-only.
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by fudged71 8y ago
Texas (Austin, Dallas, Houston) has successfully attracted a huge amount of company headquarters and regional offices. There's a great cost of living, an existing talent pool, and great local entertainment culture, plus no income tax a

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