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   by ldes 7d ago

   The lines blur between actively taking photos and passively recording for augmented reality, AI assistance, etc. People might not be aware that they record. This standard would also be useful to extend to robots. For example if you visit fr
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   by ldes 7d ago

   Reading this inspired me that it would be nice if there were a do-not-film-me standard: your mobile phone sends out a do-not-film-me request with a (rotating) hash of your facial biometrics via Bluetooth. All cameras (glasses, phones, etc.)
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   New world record with an electric racing car: From 0 to 100 in 0.956 seconds(ethz.ch)

   368 points by ldes 3y ago|290 comments
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   by ldes 3y ago

   Indeed, almost all trackers come with notifications and in the study notifications are included in the wearable-based intervention. The result of 50% larger effects in multifaceted interventions versus wearable-based interventions is from a
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   by ldes 3y ago

   Impressive results, but I think it is important to keep in mind that most of the examined studies in this meta-analysis combined wearable activity trackers with an intervention. The effect of only using a wearable is probably much smaller a
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   by ldes 6y ago

   One way to achieve this is using Sphinx (documentation generator based on reStructuredText https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/ ) in combination with the Contentui extension ( https://sphinxcontrib-conte