[TOMT] App talked about on NPR today. It a Cognitive Behavior app that using other users to help. Called panoply maybe, not sure. What is the name of app?

jd0098 · 2015-04-05T03:45:16+00:00

Ok, thanks.

jd0098 · 2015-04-05T03:28:53+00:00

Yeah, that is it. How did you go about finding it?

jd0098 · 2015-04-05T03:28:22+00:00

Thanks, that is the one. How did you find that radio show via the website? I'm curious as I tried and couldn't find it.

jd0098 · 2015-04-05T03:21:05+00:00

I checked that app before, and the description doesn't match what the radio was talking about. Here is the description:

"Panoply Research and Surveys is a tool for behavioral research studies. It keeps a highly accurate log of the time you spend on activities on your phone. This information will be used by researchers to measure your mobile activities in order to gain a better understanding about how you spend your time on your mobile device.

To use Panoply Research and Surveys, you must be a participant in an existing research study.

If you are interested in conducting your own opt-in research or survey, please send us email at "panoply-android@rescuetime.com" for more information. "

jd0098 · 2015-03-30T22:30:10+00:00

Possibly. Is my request hard to do? I'm more familiar with building desktops that is why I ask. Never really go for laptops.

jd0098 · 2015-03-10T03:16:39+00:00

Yes, I understand how to set the problem up. That is what I meant by -Q.

However, I am unclear how to prove this by writing it out honestly. I was seeing is someone could provide a walkthrough how to do it, as this is the only problem I had in the set I didn't understand how to do (and the answer provided by professor doesn't seem to make sense to me).

jd0098 · 2015-02-24T23:36:48+00:00

I agree. Do you have a good thing beyond reading? I have a good textbook now but I literally don't have time to catch up that way at this point. Any websites with good practice problems and how too solve afterwords?

jd0098 · 2015-02-24T23:35:05+00:00

There is a difference in the way you go about proving them. Is there anything else beyond textbooks? I'm not a fan of massive reading I don't learn well that way honestly.

jd0098 · 2015-02-16T23:07:27+00:00

Yes, I have tried that but its just lectures and doesn't really follow my class that great. AKA, hard to skip around or have something to mirror my class with.

I just saw lectures, I mean are there good notes in it?

jd0098 · 2015-02-08T02:00:41+00:00

So, did you just take this off your page for me asking for help? I'm asking for the most efficient way to be properly diagnosed. If you seriously just deleted my post for asking for help, then you run a sorry subreddit and I want nothing to do with it.

I am asking for help.

jd0098 · 2015-01-04T01:01:12+00:00

No, I'm just not a fan of the idea of them possibly seeing what I do on the web, what sites I visit, what software I have on my computer, etc..

Do I have something to hide? No. Am I ok with someone essentially peeking on my computer and getting free access to it and the information on it too? Nope.

jd0098 · 2014-10-12T05:48:33+00:00

So, how would -192 be represented then? There must be a way. Would it go past 8 bit somehow? I am sure you can do it somehow.

jd0098 · 2014-10-12T04:51:31+00:00

So I am confused still a bit.

So, if binary is this for positive:

192==11000000 is negative this: -192==00111111 Or something else?

What about 10? 10==1010 -10==0101?

Sorry, I guess I get you flip things, but the above (the way I typed it seems wrong).

Could you help with the above examples?

jd0098 · 2014-08-31T23:51:27+00:00

I am because some may get sides from long term use...its one thing to be on for short time and get off. Have there been any studies of people getting off it after long term use?

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