Either recommend patients to use a RAW camera app, or perhaps create a basic app for the healthcare company.
If the image isn’t raw, it is processed in some way, and I can absolutely see how that can mess with diagnostics.
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Either recommend patients to use a RAW camera app, or perhaps create a basic app for the healthcare company.
If the image isn’t raw, it is processed in some way, and I can absolutely see how that can mess with diagnostics.
Shared/public devices are not considered secure at all.
The steady stream of product improvements tells me they are still very focused on product development.
I am a current paid user for Miro and use it in much the same way you show here but with the added benefit of allowing external collaborators on browsers.
But, if I didn’t include so many external users, I’d try this. Hell I may try it right now any way. Looks so smooth.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Teleprompters/ci/2122/N/4...
1. Make it work, then make it work well
2. The user doesn’t give a shit how it’s made
3. If you can’t measure it you can’t improve it
4. The problem is more important than the solution
5. Write code that is easy to delete
6. Buy right buy once
To my memory the bricking of phones was a bug related to not handling the non-matching key condition correctly. But I believe they fixed that bug quickly?
Your builder is much more "builder". I like the drag and drop you implemented (that I can see in the video anyway). What I built was more "you can have any color as long as it's black".
But was fun to build. Was my first react project!
- Web geo APIs to guide you to the next "treasure".
- Webcam API to capture matching photo.
- "AI" for matching photos and answers to questions in the backend.
- the "AI" doesn't work well, planning to add a python Lambda with a better SSIM algo.
The hardest part so far has been permissions in iOS. If the user blocked geo permissions for Safari it is kind of a pain to enable again for a normal user. I haven't had a chance to test in Android yet but I presume that will present other challenges regarding permissions.
Very smooth UX and useful when watching a movie on a plane on an iPad.
Just to give you a sense of what you're asking for.
So with that said, I don't have any problem with the new Reddit since it is what "Reddit" has always been to me.
Examples: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?setNs=p_PRICE_2%7c1&Ns...
I plan to go back with a pro-grade camera to try and capture it even better.