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Beautiful!
I thought that weather forecast was either a reminder or advice lol
Lol, I am a nerd after all, so maybe?
10/10 if it makes the communicator beeps
What kind of star date is 1 JUL TUE? Is this some weird hoo-man slang that I'm too ferengi to understand?
I want the UI and things I can plug into my phone to make it a real life tricorder. Lemme scan the molecular structure of everything. I want to know if my PC has any micro fractures in the PCB or liquid cooling system.
I've done some work with near infrared spectroscopy on a similar problem to the tricorder "molecular scan.". There are two-three main problems as I see it.
- A typical lab spectrometer might collect on 3,000 different frequencies to cover the spectrum. Meanwhile the sensor that is cheap enough to put in a tricorder has around 10 channels.
- The lab instrument probably has expensive and fragile optics. You can't do the same thing on the tricorder because the optics will break when you drop it.
- Lab procedures rely on carefully controlling the illumination so it's the same every time. Hard to do in the field, even in relatively benign field environments. This even comes down to using sample cuvettes that are precision machined to have two sides extremely parallel. You can't make a tricorder that dispenses precision cuvettes for sample collection. If you can't control the illumination, you have to measure it and calibrate.
Link?
Damn, here I didn't see the straps at first glance and thought that was a nest or some other thermostat
If you have an android watch... https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=6467555064538942313 looks to have a selection of faces
Damn, you guys living in 2033?
By 2033 March now has 35 days
That's awesome. Makes me miss my old Huawei watch from before the US hated Huawei.
I would rate this: wrong font out of 10.
whats the meaning of the 64 or the 1611/0.8 ?
64 is current heart rate (which is amazing given that the watch is sitting on the desk)
1688/0.8 is current step count/mileage
But on the plus side, it's a kind of actually readable font.