naveenium

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by naveenium 13y ago
i own them all and have tried each one on and off for the last couple of years. i like each one in its own way (and, also, am friends with guys at each place) if you're just getting started and you aim to keep it light, then i'd start with
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by naveenium 13y ago
this goes very deep; i like it. i'll drop you a note soon.
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by naveenium 13y ago
you're totally right this is why i believe a smart scale is one of the best examples of good data tracking: you step on it whenever you think of it (not on some weird schedule; nor do you have to wear it or take it with you). it does the mu
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by naveenium 13y ago
that's a really interesting concept you could probably do it today without the use of a private account i believe in app settings, you can restrict the visibility of posts by any particular app. this way, your scale's posts could be seen by
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by naveenium 13y ago
a good idea. for now, i left everything metric, but have thought about dropping in the units.
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by naveenium 13y ago
you're totally right on all these points: for the time being, i've only put out information that's okay being 'public', but i imagine when you do want to share a set with a small group (let's say your physicians), you'll want an additional
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by naveenium 13y ago
couldn't one also keep track of the 'source' from where a data point comes (i do this, but don't reveal it in the API - yet)? this way, when it comes to discoverability via some algorithm, you could always separate the 'verified' bucket fro
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by naveenium 13y ago
yes, i do think of it that way: as we leave all this data exhaust behind us, i keep wanting a system to have it all in one place – or at least, an "interface" that shows it to me in one place, even if that's not how the backend really is. t