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I've done only one electronics project since my electronics course in undergrad. I keep meaning to do more, but I never get around to it.
They even limit the number of samples they get from a specific person so they can't filter out the noise for that person and get their individual response.
But, keep in mind that Apple will have records of all your iTunes rentals and purchases at least for billing purposes. However, at least in the US there's a law about keeping that data private (because of Robert Bork).
You can find all the videos from WWDC 2016 some time after the session is done. I usually check the next day. They have the videos for several previous WWDCs up as well.
Before you decide you're disappointed, wait for the Developer State of the Union later today and the other sessions. There's interesting things like an "Apple File System" session. It looks like the beta for the file system will be in macOS Sierra and come out officially in 2017. You won't be able to use it as a boot drive (probably a safe precaution) and it has a few other restrictions, but it's a good start.
https://developer.apple.com/sirikit/
Basically, it looks like you can extend Siri in a few different ways, just like extensions last year. I expect that it will open up as time goes on.
The API reference documentation is linked to at the bottom of the page.
Good luck!
But, for those that use Facebook, the apps have a history of being poorly written and do things that drain your battery even when you're not actually using the app. That's why people want to use the web interface. At least with the web interface they know the web browser should be reasonably behaved. Making this change to push people to the app instead of using the web means that you now have to watch your app battery usage more closely if you start using Messenger.
On iOS (I don't know about Android) you can see how much time app is spending in background. If it's an app designed to run in the background like a music or podcast player, seeing a lot of background time is normal. For an app like Facebook, that's a problem. Every few days I check my battery usage per app and it all breaks down pretty much as I expect. The apps I use the most are all using the most battery and in the rough proportions I expect. That's not been the case recently with Facebook at least according to the stories I've read documenting the problem.
As a grad student, I had a friend of mine who was teaching that same linear algebra course. I provided her with a lot of materials (similar to this) to help her students better understand different aspects of the material. There's a reason why the different introductory topics are taught, but often you don't really understand the topic until you get deeper into the applied material in 3rd and 4th year.
I doubt I'll use this keyboard. I have an iPhone 5 so screen space is limited and I don't want to waste it on a big Google logo in my keyboard. Plus, I can't see that I'll have much use for it.
Good examples for English borrowing words are "nirvana" and "dharma". Both are hard to translate their meaning into English so we just go with the word itself.
Good luck!
P.S. This has got to be somewhat challenging to do while living on a boat.
I've implemented a few DE solvers and sparse matrix implementations before. I think sparse matrices is one case where it would help.
I also ran into a number of broken ports. I had used Fink, but I ran into issues with its packaging too. So, when I heard about Homebrew, I decided to try it. It's been pretty decent for me so I've stuck with it. The only major issue I've had has been related to Octave, but that's been a problem for MacPorts too as the OS X version isn't as up to date as the Linux version at times.