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I have a consult with a sleep specialist coming up and I'd like to be able to share my Oura data. I understand you can export your data as a CSV, but obviously they aren't going to look at raw data; ideally they could view https://cloud.ouraring.com/trends, as it already contains what would be of interest. It sounds like https://cloud.ouraring.com/research/info (https://i.imgur.com/XofBBMu.png) may allow for this but it leads to a form that seems targeted at businesses, which doesn't seem right.

I'd be interested to hear if anyone has attempted to share Oura data with a doctor and any related suggestions. Thanks.

I've developed PTSD from all the times I've inadvertently hit the slider (that pops up on lock screen when phone is in pocket) and ended up losing the play position, or worse, skipping to the end and deleting a downloaded podcast. Please add an option to disable the slider so that tranquility can be restored.

Having just read Carol Dweck's Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, I'm curious if these ideas are incompatible with determinism or perhaps more generally, how does determinism account for personal development or growth?

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My skills are very basic (about halfway through udacity CS101). My school uses WebWork which is an online math homework system. I would like to make a shortcut for the submit answer button. I was hoping there would be a link when I right-clicked the button but there isn't. When I right click and inspect element in Chrome, this is what I see:

<input type="submit" name="submitAnswers" value="Submit Answers" onclick="">

I have no idea what I'm doing. Do I need to use Firebug and javascript to make this? I assume it's possible. Cheers.

I've recently began reading more and more on my Android phone using the Kindle app and I've really enjoyed it. I love the interface and how the dictionary pulls right up in the page. Since I've been getting more into reading lately, I've been wondering how much better the actual Kindle device experience is. I've heard great things but I just hesitate that it might be redundant since I already have it on the phone.

I reckon there has to have been someone else with my concern before the purchase. If you do indeed recommend it, would you suggest the regular Kindle or the Kindle Touch? Cheers.

I'm currently reading Head First Java and completing the exercises as I go along. Here is the question and solution from Chapter 4 about Objects:

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I managed to fill in all of the blanks without cheating except the last two. When I try to walk through the code, I don't get the same output. I know my numbers are off by a factor of 10, but I don't understand since y starts at 10 in the first loop.

I was hoping someone might be so kind as to explain how they would go about working out a problem like this. My method using pencil and paper is to make a table of variables and their values each run through the loops ([example here in case

I'm a CS/engineering student and I'd like to get a decent laptop for getting shit done while at school. I have a nice desktop at my apartment, so I don't care much about gaming on the laptop. I really don't want to spend more than $700. Screen size is important for coding/reading textbooks. Portability is important as well (less than 5 lbs). Here are the specs for what I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on. I'm open to getting a lower end system if it's a better deal.

My questions are:

• Anything else I should check out that might be a better deal before I go with this model?

• I was thinking of buying now because of a free display upgrade ($50 savings)...

I live in a complex where planes fly almost directly overhead as they approach landing at a major airport. I saw a shooting star streak across the sky for roughly 20 seconds very close to where I see planes all the time. I assume the odds are astronomically low of a collision, but this got me wondering: is there any real concern by aviation officials? Would there be any warning/would it show up on radar? A simple google search said that there haven't been any known cases.