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Zanovis
2y ago
https://prices.openfoodfacts.org/
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Zanovis
3y ago
Technically it could use some more advanced regex/filtering on the OCR output, you're right! I found that with some receipts, you actually can omit cropping with some exceptions. I'd definitely like to remove the need for cro
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Zanovis
3y ago
That's a great idea!
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Zanovis
3y ago
You nailed all the limitations of this app (and others like it) on the head :) The reality is that there will probably never be a foolproof way to understand our consumption/nutrition habits 100%, so my goal with this was to make it ea
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Zanovis
3y ago
I agree. Hopefully there will be a day where grocery retailers provide access to their product data APIs to make this a smoother process. Or if the store provided a QR code on the receipt so you could quickly see information similar to what
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Show HN: GroceryTrip – Turn receipts into nutritional information
(github.com)
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3y ago
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Zanovis
3y ago
Do you need support with this design? Happy to help out!
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Zanovis
3y ago
F91w is the best value watch on the market.
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Zanovis
3y ago
FYI On Firefox Mobile, the slider touch area seems small, it's pretty difficult to get a gesture recognized.
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Zanovis
4y ago
You could use revanced!
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Zanovis
4y ago
Quick and dirty solution: find the optimal position for the valve(s), mark where they are relative to their base, and open the valves to that position each time
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4y ago
Or flutter to target all 3 :)
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4y ago
I think OP is correct. Think about the extremes of the urn, full vs 1mL in it. It will require much less energy to heat the 1mL state than the full state. Regarding the contents, the thermal conductivity of liquid (Water mostly for coffee)