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Basic income and the freedom to pursue things without having to worry about money, could be that opportunity.

Since they're doing it at the browser level, it would have been nice if they provided screen sharing instead of this.

Google Hangouts-like screen sharing without the need for an account would be awesome.

They're not. "Jarvis is a tech enabled person. You will be assigned two US based, college educated personal assistants..."

Love this idea! Great job Dave and team.

Definitely won't do that.

Oh, that's what you mean. Yes, that's definitely coming in the next release!

That's definitely a feature I've been thinking about and will be enabling in a future version.

Visual progress is important, and it's currently done in the following way: when you complete a routine, it goes away, and it stays away until it requires your attention.

The second version will give you exactly what you expect: a historical chart of your progress, and also a nice surprise: a view to seeing how you're performing on all of your routines.

Thanks! It was a great experience and I'll be sharing what I've learnt with the community in a future post.

Good catch! I'm considering using thinner icons, so it's more in line with iOS 7, for the next release.

If you accidentally mark a routine complete, you can bring it back by rescheduling it for today.

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Great idea! I just set one up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1G1Mh1qRh0oR1-_ffAVjNJJA8R4J...

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Not in this version, but it's been added to the development backlog since it's something people want.

Haha, thanks! I watched the WWDC sessions to learn about the frameworks, features and see the intricacies of Interface Builder. And then spent a lot of time in iOS developer docs, stackoverflow, and cocoacontrols.com.

For the website, it was designed in photoshop, and coded using Zurb Foundations, SASS and Skrollr.js.

I'll be doing a post on how I got started on iOS and lessons I learnt to help others get ramped up quickly. So look for that in the next few weeks!

Good catch! Just added it to the bug list.

1 and 3 are also coming in the second version. I just added 2 to the backlog. Thanks!

That's one of the top features coming in the next version!

Thanks for the feedback! This is definitely something that's on top of the priority list. The first version collects the history, and as soon as the second version is released, you'll have a new "Performance" view so you can see how you're doing on all of your routines, as well as performance graphs for each one.

Can you elaborate on "would like to see a calendar with the different checks"? Do you mean a history chart that shows you how you're doing?

Awesome, thanks!

This is my first iOS app release. There were a million features I wanted to get in, but I'm ecstatic about the feature set that made it in. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

You should double-check the compositing. It looks like the iPhone layer is being drawn directly on top of the Android layer. So there is a good chance that if you reverse the composting order, the map will light up green.

The correct approach would be to decide a winner, or do some blending for every pixel on the map.

I'm not really convinced that you can make a reasonable conclusion on this based on 34 data points.

If nothing else, the word doc look is pretty amusing :)

I think it's worth mentioning that "IE 7/8/9: OK" is not correct according to this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/834489

I would be curious to know who actually uses this type of auth in their browsers these days.

Here's the ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HmFwpfAunM

Their target market can't pay attention to that much detail. So the iPad's resolution is good enough for them.

Don't worry, people are on it - http://www.dotcloud.com :)