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Kohler Launches $600 iPhone-Connected Toilet Camera That Monitors Your Health Through Waste Analysis

Looking at the reflection on the water ?????????? I understand that it can be useful but is there no better way to(besides disinfection challenges, of course).
 
Parowdy said:
True, as we technically aren’t even sitting right. We’d have to do some sort of squat to do it proper for how our abdominal region is designed.
We’re just very sophisticated apes.
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True, yet that anatomically correct way of sitting looks actually even funnier. That makes us either too ahead of genetical evolution or too selfish to appreciate the nature’s design.
 
Imagine working as the data engineer who is responsible for preparing the training data for the ML model
 
This is huge news for "Rate My Poop"

If it didn't have a subscription and was $200 tops, I may buy it but the price plus sub is a non-starter.
 
If it works, and it's a big if, then this will have a bigger impact on people's health than all the step counters, blood oxygen monitors, Activity Rings, and "ECG" put together.
 
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Think this is going into this guy's modeling portfolio?
 
555gallardo said:
True, yet that anatomically correct way of sitting looks actually even funnier. That makes us either too ahead of genetical evolution or too selfish to appreciate the nature’s design.
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We just looked down, literally, at other cultures and ways to go to the toilet.
We’re humans after all, and no proud human should sit differently on a toilet than they do anywhere else, apparently.
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To be honest, I appreciate not having to keep my balance on the toilet.
But yeah, we do look funny taking a 💩 like 🐒
 
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Crowbot said:
In the old KGB days (and maybe now) they used to divert the sewage from dissidents because they would flush their notes.
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That's fascinating.
I'd be stunned if similar things aren't happening now in the digital realm.

I think folks toggling around their "privacy" settings and "deleting their data from the cloud" are living in a delusion if they think either of those things are meaningfully protecting their data, at least from government actors at the minimum.
 
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