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It's a nasty surprise to find out your prescription after an eye exam might be incomplete. Many practices withhold the pupillary distance to encourage you to buy glasses in their optical store. This project grew out of that frustration. If your optometrist provides PD in a hassle free manner, please consider adding them!
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TIL that the Dodge brothers, of the iconic car brand, got their start manufacturing bicycles in Windsor, Ontario, Canada and manufactured auto parts as a side hustle.
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Hey all, goalie dad here learning the ropes equipment-wise as I accompany my son along his journey.
We've only ever bought used skates and I learned pretty quickly to buy those with plenty of runner left, otherwise it stops making financial sense to buy them used.
But I'm noticing that as the runners of the skates go through their service life, there seem to be some that have remained flatter at the ends than other ones, which includes the pair we currently have which had which were nearly new.
I'll rephrase because I'm afraid I'm not being too clear. Goalie skates runners are much flatter, not just in the overall profile, but they tend to have a lot more steel showing all the way to the
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As the title says, seems like a simple question but I can't find a definitive answer.
The magic remote w/ LG TVs gives you a cursor that you can operate like a Nintendo Wii controller. It also has voice capabilities. I saw a video on YouTube of someone using these capabilities with Raspberry Pi 5 running Android 13 and I can only assume this was working through HDMI-CEC.
Will this working on any other Android TV box that has HMDI-CEC?
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Hey everyone, I'm looking for examples of social media sharing cards that use user-generated data.
Examples I have are the ones that Strava and Garmin Connect use, which are two fitness tracking platforms.
In some ways, Spotify-wrapped somewhat fits that description (but not the video aspect of it).
What are other examples out there? I'm coming up empty in my searches. I'm looking for inspiration and best practices. Thanks!
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TYPECHA stands for Typing Yielding Persuasive Evidence Confirming Human Authorship. Given a Google Doc link, it analyzes the revision history, typing dynamics and content history assess the likelihood that the text was written by a human.
TYPECHA isn't for everyone. It's for writers who post their content online and want to attach additional authority and authenticity to their work. Over time, they will build a biometric profile of their own typing characteristics which will guard against LLM-generated content styled to impersonate them. Looking even further ahead, I'd like to see this develop into a platform where only human-generated content is shared and di
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