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@yankeefinn I’m going to talk to some people about this. They already have a health care data platform. Do you want to be involved?

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@yankeefinn I’m going to talk to some people about this. They already have a health care data platform. Do you want to be involved?

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@scott_wiener Can affirm, 49 is now pretty pleasant to ride. 38 deserves the same treatment.

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@scott_wiener Can affirm, 49 is now pretty pleasant to ride. 38 deserves the same treatment.

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@yankeefinn I wonder if a open data format would work here, one that’s supported by hospitals as well, so you can bring your own historical data to your doctor and paint a fuller picture… I will ask some friends who work in this space.

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@yankeefinn I wonder if a open data format would work here, one that’s supported by hospitals as well, so you can bring your own historical data to your doctor and paint a fuller picture… I will ask some friends who work in this space.

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@kpk Considering the alternative is annual checkup, 6 months of data collection doesn't seem so bad. I am often reminded how fast-paced software development is when dealing with many other industries.

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@kpk Considering the alternative is annual checkup, 6 months of data collection doesn't seem so bad. I am often reminded how fast-paced software development is when dealing with many other industries.

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Consistently collecting one's long-term health data seems to be a fairly useful exercise to unearth patterns.

I've been sick for a few days. One thing I notice is that Apple Watch's health monitoring (on heart rates, breathing) does a reasonably good job to show it. E.g. when I had a 101 fever my baseline heart rate went up by 20 bpm. Now the fever is gone it has come down to +10 territory, but I can see it's still not fully normal, which explains why I feel a bit weak. It's kinda cool.

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Consistently collecting one's long-term health data seems to be a fairly useful exercise to unearth patterns.

I've been sick for a few days. One thing I notice is that Apple Watch's health monitoring (on heart rates, breathing) does a reasonably good job to show it. E.g. when I had a 101 fever my baseline heart rate went up by 20 bpm. Now the fever is gone it has come down to +10 territory, but I can see it's still not fully normal, which explains why I feel a bit weak. It's kinda cool.

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Delightful nerding with C by xorvoid https://xorvoid.com/sectorc.html

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Delightful nerding with C by xorvoid https://xorvoid.com/sectorc.html

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@BruceHalperin Quick, someone add a comma between the words

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@BruceHalperin Quick, someone add a comma between the words

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Alexander Book Co (https://www. alexanderbook.com) in San Francisco is closing- last day is Friday Apr 28. All books are 50% off. Visit one last time while you can!

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Alexander Book Co (https://www. alexanderbook.com) in San Francisco is closing- last day is Friday Apr 28. All books are 50% off. Visit one last time while you can!

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@igb @pgarg Incredible deed and shots. Wish you two many, many more lucky years together.

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@igb @pgarg Incredible deed and shots. Wish you two many, many more lucky years together.

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@scott absolutely, even for the bike in the day ride transit after dark group (that would be me). I am just thinking like BART it’ll eventually get relaxed.

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@scott absolutely, even for the bike in the day ride transit after dark group (that would be me). I am just thinking like BART it’ll eventually get relaxed.

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@scott I didn’t know 2, though I do it anyway. And 1 could start with a commute hour blackout, some lines are still quite busy during rush hour around downtown.

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@scott I didn’t know 2, though I do it anyway. And 1 could start with a commute hour blackout, some lines are still quite busy during rush hour around downtown.

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@jmhodges Garnet Hill

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@jmhodges Garnet Hill

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@amdt ah yes, even with its own website and. Instagram! https://www. teenytinyfiretruck.com

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@amdt ah yes, even with its own website and. Instagram! https://www. teenytinyfiretruck.com

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@ilyess @igb @JasperSiepkes I think this comes down to expectation. My assumption was users are generally expecting a delivery outcome shortly after they hit send, instead of wanting it eventually delivered with best effort. I can imagine some users expect differently or my assumption is incorrect, but for now I feel that fits my anecdotal evidence better.

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@ilyess @igb @JasperSiepkes I think this comes down to expectation. My assumption was users are generally expecting a delivery outcome shortly after they hit send, instead of wanting it eventually delivered with best effort. I can imagine some users expect differently or my assumption is incorrect, but for now I feel that fits my anecdotal evidence better.

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@TonyPrintezis @igb Is Tony in SF?

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@TonyPrintezis @igb Is Tony in SF?

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@igb @JasperSiepkes this particular mark in Signal seems to indicate a pending message not a failed one, which given how much time had elapsed seems like a poor product decision. iMessage bails relatively soon and shows a visually alarming (red exclamation mark) but not overly exaggerated mark to indicate failure in sending.

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@igb @JasperSiepkes this particular mark in Signal seems to indicate a pending message not a failed one, which given how much time had elapsed seems like a poor product decision. iMessage bails relatively soon and shows a visually alarming (red exclamation mark) but not overly exaggerated mark to indicate failure in sending.

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@scott Snaking between adjacent outdoor booths, tree wells, and trash bins.

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@scott Snaking between adjacent outdoor booths, tree wells, and trash bins.

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@amdt someone has been driving a Japanese fire truck around the Mission and it’s really cool looking, like this.

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@amdt someone has been driving a Japanese fire truck around the Mission and it’s really cool looking, like this.

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@yoyoel Folks should form a club to bring incandescent bulbs back to California. My husband has edited or authored multiple articles on Wikipedia on color vision and has complained endlessly and bitterly about this over the years.

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@yoyoel Folks should form a club to bring incandescent bulbs back to California. My husband has edited or authored multiple articles on Wikipedia on color vision and has complained endlessly and bitterly about this over the years.

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@Matasar I am sure anybody who used to get paid for this exact task share your sentiment.

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@Matasar I am sure anybody who used to get paid for this exact task share your sentiment.