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The calculator results page gave me a good dark laugh, thanks for making it! Good writing!

Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUtafoC4-7k

This is such a beautiful story, thanks for sharing!

I was typing out a comment about how integrating Everything with PowerToys Run would be amazing. Thank you for sharing this!

I had no idea this was a thing that could happen, I thought (naively, I suppose) that all they'd get would be the equivalent of a meter reading with a suggestion to limit load at certain hours.

The rule is that the winner is the first person whose torso, defined as trunk of the body, reaches the closest edge of the finish line. In practical terms that means shoulder line when leaning forward, as is evident by image in the article.

Do you mean in Flutter generally? I'd say it's very good, easy to build in on widget by widget basis, very easy to check and rest when running builds.

In an indirect way sure, slashing QA budgets is an effect of corruption, but it's also the more productive thing to criticize in this specific instance. I share your sentiment generally.

It has been a while, but I've used Notability for teaching purposes over the pandemic. I can't recall why, but there was an exodus from Notability to Goodnotes at some point, so you may already have insight into the two.

This is incredible work!

I looked very superficially and found this interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=275FQ9koAw8

Exactly this. My response is usually just asking if they believe in compounding interest. It's the same concept, but with those farther up the curve justifying themselves.

Is this in USD? I'm seeing $269

This sounds like such a cool project! Are you documenting it anywhere?

I've used this and compared to friends who have installed solar, and it's been roughly accurate to +/- $1500 or so.

https://sunroof.withgoogle.com/

I've felt this exact sense of dread since Gmail's auto-suggest for emails.

I'm a teacher now, and this made me wince. It's exactly how I've been told by my parents that seating worked for them in school (India, 60s-80s) but their grading was done by semi-anonymous roll numbers.

Anybody that's taken a proctored online exam in high schools knows that this is absolutely not about efficiency. With universities rolling back test-optional pandemic policies, the College Board is likely to raise the price of exams and drive down the cost of administering them by gutting support. I'd predict more frequent exam dates once people have absorbed the price increase. Driving that velocity requires online administration.

The very next screen after the modal allows you to change your location or use device location, upon which the Chrome permissions modal fires.

One of my favorite ever watches. Waiting on a Pixel Watch to try my hand at making a custom tilted watchface like this just to learn how.

I really like this concept, echoing what others have said. I'm an avid user of Pocket and tagging is wonderful, but auto-tagging and periodic surfacing is something I've wanted forever. Doing it at the note/db level is awesome

Todoist finally getting around to it as well.

Was really interested in this at the time of Cron's acquisition, hoping it would mean Cron would be cross-platform (specifically on Android). 18 months for ecosystem integration and a rebrand and no platform expansion.

This looks amazing, but I'm desperate for a cross platform (Android & PC/web) version of Noteplan3.

So you made an account to leave this needlessly aggressive comment?

What a perfectly zealous response to that opinion, seems to have touched a nerve lol

This was my first thought as well. Curious to see if it functions similarly or within a certain tolerance of one of those much more expensive FLIR temp gauges you see laptop reviewers use. MKBHD video showed that it asks for 5cm distance from object being measured and for you to tap to select type of material, which notably excludes skin temp.

The Pro gives you access to full res RAW images from each sensor which are all 48mp (on the Pro, not sure about regular), not accounting for digital crops, which are 12mp center binned.

As a sidebar, you're all over this thread with negatively framed and inaccurate musings on features, so I'd recommend you give the product page or critical reviews a more serious look rather than letting other people do the work for you by correcting.

The value judgment of "not worth it" is relative to perceived improvement in getting a new phone, but for many people the judgment is "can I get a new phone for $69?" Outside of carrier subsidies in the US, that's still not possible.

Highly recommend organizing people that are similarly alarmed or affected into filing complaints with the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/