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adamsch

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About adamsch

Hacking low energy embedded stuff. Wearables, Bluetooth LE, iOS. Passion for wearables in healthcare, good design and startups.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #43706289

    Indeed, RECs are known to have very little additionality and there is a ton of research questioning their role in decarbonization. "A number of studies have zeroed in on the influe…

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    Comment #43063247

    precisely, fossil fuels are ruining the economy

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    Comment #42835351

    I walked by one of these scanning offices in São Paulo a few weeks ago and it looked completely dystopian. Didn't have the impression that the people who showed up there were well …

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    Comment #13866230

    I presume they use some sort of path prediction to make up for the laggy display. Doesn't work well for sharp corners.

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    Comment #12746262

    Do you track VAU not MAU?

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    Comment #11921790

    On which planet is "to love" an adjective?

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    Comment #11683776

    The whole company looks a bit shady to me. The claims, the name, the renders, no legal entity named, no info on founders/advisors/investors on the website or LinkedIn, etc. Also, w…

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    Comment #9891032

    Apple should integrate Touch ID into their Macbooks and turn Apple Pay into a service for ecommerce. Payment would be one tap, similarly to Apple Pay IRL. They could place the capa…

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    Comment #9296915

    Cool, will keep an eye on this when we release our app later this year.

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    Comment #8572796

    Love the honesty! Good luck and I hope we'll see a "How Brutal Honesty Saved My Startup" post in 3 months.

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    Comment #6459183

    just saw the print in real life in the Bengler office, looks awesome

  14. story
    AVR founder explains why the embedded world shifts from AVR to ARM

    Full disclosure: I work for Energy Micro, but I found this story really great. Probably very few of you know that AVR (now Atmel Norway), Chipcon (now Texas Instruments), Nordic Se…