Odenwaelder

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Personal Productivity Tools in the Age of AI(tilldettmering.com)
1 points by Odenwaelder 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Odenwaelder 2y ago
I did something similar with a receipt printer, an Arduino and a PHP script in 2011. It got replaced by an iPhone very soon after, but I'm thinking of reviving it, because it forces you to filter what's important.
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by Odenwaelder 2y ago
The latest version of paperless-ngx can rotate documents. Check it out!
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by Odenwaelder 5y ago
Neither is a car or a dishwasher. Yet, they are convenient to have.
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by Odenwaelder 5y ago
How well does this work as a daily driver? I heavily rely on my smartphone.
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by Odenwaelder 5y ago
What did you switch to? Google? Are they handling this issue any better? Or are you using a dumbphone?
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by Odenwaelder 5y ago
Maybe someone can comment on this: Does Google scan the cloud fotos of its users for CP? Have we seen an uptick of false positives/SWATings since they do that? Apple is - rightfully and understandably IMO - criticized for their plans,
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by Odenwaelder 5y ago
I, for one, don't like losing my keys or umbrella and really like AirTags.
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by Odenwaelder 6y ago
This browser plugin automatically accepted a Notion.so pop up to upgrade to enterprise plan. Beware of this plugin!
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by Odenwaelder 6y ago
You age inevitably, because your genetic code will degrade over time, increasing the chances for malignacy. If you can reverse that in each of the 10^16 cells in your body, you will stop ageing.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
echo "KW"$(date +"%V") Super useful for me!
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
A wearable captcha!
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
Depends on how deep you want to go. You need to find out what people are working on, and you do this by searching on PubMed and talking to people working in that field.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
There is a huge gap between having knowledge from books and being able to do original research, let alone solving a biomedical niche problem using CRISPR. This gap is usually filled with an advanced degree, where you spend years in the lab,
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
1) Not enough for starting a biotech startup as OP would like to do. Having a PhD means that you've spent years on a certain subject. You cannot just read a book and be up to speed on biomedical research and CRISPR. 2) Having hands-on
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
In biology, the problem space is extremely vast and very hard to understand. I have a PhD in biology and find computer science relatively logical and simple. You can just look things up. Looking things up for a specific topic is not even ea
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
I wasn't thinking of the end user experience, but more of the developer experience. I'm wondering why such a clause is even written in CoCs.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
Genuinely interested: How are gender identity, race, ethnicity, etc. of any relevance in Open Source Projects? Is this a regular topic of discussion besides the code?
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
"Content Overload: Accommodations have very rich content, e.g.descriptions, pictures, reviews and ratings." Laughed at that one. Booking.com is so full of dark patterns that I dread using it.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
Chemolithoautotrophy is the technical term and while it is very interesting that more of these lifeforms are discovered, it isn't a new thing.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
Check out the relevant Reddits r/homeassistant and r/homeautomation. I started using Home Assistant a year ago and it has become a fun hobby.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
I'm fascinated about the degree of automation. It seems that all the necessary computations are made and presented on that website. I would love to learn more about this and their tech stack.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
The problem with this approach is: You don't know if this lifestyle caused you reaching a certain age, there is no scientific basis whatsoever. Which turns it into a religion.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
They didn't enter the barcodes from memory, they entered the price of the item from memory. That alone is a feat, though.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
Cancer is not one disease, it’s millions of different ones. I’ve worked in cancer research, and I believe our biggest bet are treatments that use our own immune system as a weapon. We won’t cure all cancers, chances that this is going to ha
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
Thank you for your reply, very interesting! I have no doubt that this project is great help to many people, and it's a shame that any medical device of this kind is closed source. Being involved in the development of medical software,
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
No, you're not better off. If you want to get a medical product like this licensed, you have to prove that you performed rigorous, multi-staged testing and document all your development including all emerging risks. I have participated
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
I'd be interested how they test a Class C medical device that can kill you if you send the wrong commands. It surely is an amazing story and a great write-up, but I'd be wary of hacking insulin pumps, let alone using them.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
I've been looking for the same thing. An Apple Photo clone would be perfect, as I like this product very much, but I would like to have control over my photos.
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by Odenwaelder 7y ago
It would be nice if the article gave some scientific explanation why it’s not bad to be fat. Research suggests that it is indeed unhealthy.

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