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tlow
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About tlow
Combining the multiple disciplines of design, I create exceptional, beautiful and enjoyable products. I have mastery in mechanical engineering, interaction design, industrial design, interaction design and user experience.
I'm not just a designer, but a thought leader within the organizations and efforts I join.
My email is doug.tarlow@gmail.com. My personal inspiration journal is dougtarlow.com My portfolio is www.dougtarlow.org
previously: - B.S. Engineering - Product Design, Stanford University - Hasso Platner Institute of Design aka d.school @ Stanford
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Comment #39362395
I think you're asking many questions here: 1. How do I finish something? 2. How do I create something other people will find useful? 3. How do I monetize my hobbies? 4. What should…
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Comment #38987273
https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=_fjTdiTLWjMGvdQb&v=84dYijIp... further evidence refuting your claims
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Comment #38958971
Your toxic attitude illustrates your counter argument rather than you argument. I am not giving you or anyone else advice. But the electro-chemical reaction is also happening in yo…
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Comment #38955035
False premise. Fasting isn't forever, its for a set period of time. Running and fasting are very similar. When running you often feel the urge to stop and give up. You build up the…
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Comment #38954981
You've missed my point entirely and moved to a different discussion. I am not arguing about will power. What do you think instinct is? Are we simply slaves to our desires? No. Yet …
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Comment #38948397
I'm a participant in runner groups. I was surprised to meet several exceptional runners with stories of moving from very unhealthy/overweight to their current level of marathoner+.…
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Comment #38638352
Who?
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Comment #37347412
Another issue with dams and ladders for that matter is that they significantly lengthen the journey time. Additionally protected marine mammals take advantage of the backlog of the…
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Comment #37333126
Paywall article… Everybody knew it was a fire risk != climate change. There’s no science in that article that disputes facts: 1. They turned off the water. 2. The left the electric…
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Comment #36804328
Not sure why this is so heavily downvoted. USA medical system prefers sick people because they're more profitable. For example, type 2 diabetes is reversible...
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Comment #36744419
Maybe it’s not carbs, but something collocated with carbs like glyphosate.
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Comment #36744055
Bird friendly yards don’t save birds from predation by human domesticated predators which are uncontrolled — cats.
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Comment #36706875
What about local library?
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Comment #36624282
Threads is an interesting move because of the context. However, I believe that Facebook will continue to alienate a large segment of its users through its aggressive bias. You can'…
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Comment #36098591
Would that require CIPP/G to be able to participate at the state, muni or fed level?
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Comment #35430745
Location: Phoenix, AZ, USA Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Figma, Onshape, Arduino, 3D Printing, CNC Machining, Sketching, Rapid Prototyping, Ethnographic User R…
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Comment #34227924
Are you not entertained? Football is controlled violence. Don’t forget the traumatic brain injuries. You might wonder, how long can the NFL and football continue in its current sta…
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Comment #24726263
If you only want to be a consumer with no "visible action", none of those issues with bots or fake likes matter, same with business accounts or accounts solely for Oculus use.
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Comment #24397459
Yes. Presumably this is what the sleep timer is for, though of course you must remember to set it before you drift off. I imagine you could design a feature where every x_interval …
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Comment #24092828
Surely they are. They are one possible example.
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Comment #24092813
False. > At worst the product has a pretty comparable nutritional portfolio to cow milk FTA: "Of all the different kinds of sugars you can eat, maltose has the highest glycemic ind…
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Comment #24092687
False. Lattes ARE most definitely bad for you when they contain 30-40 grams of sugar or almost 3 TABLESPOONS.[1] [1] https://www.starbucks.com/menu/product/414/hot?parent=%2Fdri...…
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Comment #24092621
The article makes great points. The most important one is that the carbohydrate content of Oatly is significantly greater than milk with a much higher GI sugar. It has a different …