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petemir

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    Comment #47086182

    My Garmin syncs its data to Apple Health. I don't see why Pebble wouldn't be able to do it. My understanding of the post is that it mostly refers to internal iOS APIs that are not …

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    Comment #47086160

    I have the Q11 too (and I fully agree with your appreciation of it), but I'd like to say that I never had this issue with the keyboard. I _do_ have it connected to the laptop (test…

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    Comment #44268071

    Always a nice chance to recommend http://mynoise.net (and https://mynoise.pro/ )

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    Comment #44258209

    fyi I tried on my Android phone with Firefox and I don't see the problem you mention. Perhaps some additional display specs may be useful? My screen is 6.67" with 1080x2400px (20:9…

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    Comment #44113293

    Noticed github.com wasn't loading correctly on my browser. First I suspected my adblocker, then Firefox, and after it didn't work on Chrome, I knew there was something wrong. Found…

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    Comment #44082523

    I'm glad I'm not the only one to have thought that...

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    Comment #43883038

    I was just joking about people eating bats, which kind-of made the news a few years ago...

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    Comment #43878597

    If only humans learnt to do the same...

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    Comment #43480471

    Well, another one of the "sins of memory" (categorised along the sins of comission , instead of omission ) is bias , which means modifying the actual transpired event with our beli…

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    Comment #43470549

    > The explanation can't be that neat. It's not an absolute, I was telling OP that, in fact, there was some research on what he mentioned. Basically, that memory is linguistic-conte…

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    Comment #43470035

    > I dont remember the thread but the context I think was regarding reading memories digitally somehow. Funnily enough, apparently the language in the different parts of memory proc…

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    Comment #43469892

    To me, the last section of the article states exactly what happened after the hysteria.

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    Comment #43469848

    I worked on this for a while, at a time and in a market where most of our recipients had @hotmail addresses. I discovered that mass email sending was akin to a "pay-to-win" game. W…

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    Comment #43469575

    I'm currently finishing the related work of my PhD thesis which deals with memory, so I want to chime in to say that some studies [2] have tested this, i.e. that memory recall is t…

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    Comment #43401877

    On (FB) Messenger and WhatsApp. It's not the same.

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    Comment #42829264

    SimulaVR will do this (NUC+battery), but on a VR headset.

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    Comment #42829196

    Perhaps you are not the intended audience for this article.

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    Comment #42792546

    hm, perhaps you like edna? https://edna.arslexis.io/ https://edna.arslexis.io/help https://github.com/kjk/edna

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    Comment #42723925

    This came up a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42671472

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    Comment #42645174

    Maybe you can use tabula [0] to extract the information from the PDF? https://github.com/tabulapdf/tabula

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    Comment #42429513

    I know it may be at odds with "less hassle", but any thoughts/plans on making it compatible with Home Assistant? Would be nice to have an option to show an HA dashboard there.

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    Comment #42429433

    Thank you and congratulations for this incredible work. Maybe consider adding some type of reference/credits to the PDF? I think it would be useful for people downloading this and …