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NYCTech is a Slack account for the New York-based tech community.

MarketingProfs training programs, online events, conferences, and supplementary free resources help individuals, small teams, and large organizations alike execute marketing campaigns that drive business results. They're expertly designed to inspire you to increase productivity, create marketing that matters, and grow revenue.

Your goals can be anything quantifiable — weight, pushups, minutes spent on Facebook, points on Duolingo. Answer with your number when Beeminder asks — or connect a device/app below to auto-report — and we'll show your progress and a Bright Red Line to follow to stay on track. If you cross the line, we charge your payment method!

Yet, most of us struggle to achieve our goals. That’s because there’s a big difference between having a goal and achieving a goal—stickK works by helping people eliminate this gap by using, what we call, a Commitment Contract. A Commitment Contract is a binding agreement you sign with yourself to ensure that you follow through with your intentions—and it does this by utilizing the psychological power of loss aversion and accountability to drive behavior change. By asking our users to sign Commitment Contracts, stickK helps users define their goal (whatever it may be), acknowledge what it’ll take to accomplish it, and leverage the power of putting money on the line to turn that goal into a reality.

Howdy partner, Aro Rodeo is a safe community for asexual and aromantic individuals and allies. Stop by to socialize, meet friends and relax.

Electronics Point was founded in 2005 by a young electrical engineer located in the UK while at University. His efforts over the last decade have helped it become a community where members can discuss, advise and debate electronics-related topics. We look to promote the community through technology commentary, community research, and interviews with the engineers who are designing the future. We aim to explore up-and-coming components, designs, and consumer products and assess the pending progress of the industry as it relates to the hardware engineer. We want to uncover the people behind the hardware, better understand their lives and habits, and knit together a community of big-picture thinkers.

A subreddit for discussion of all things electrical and computer engineering.

Mechatronics Engineering

circuit project design & mathematic

A member of the Aspencore Network, EEWeb is the go-to site for users of electronic design tools. In addition to providing a suite of free design, verification, and analysis tools, EEWeb is the home for experienced and novice designers alike to share tips and to ask and answer questions. The peer-driven, interactive site includes a forum of multiple discussion threads, technical communities, a library of projects, and a wealth of articles on design tools, tips, techniques, and technologies.

A place to ask questions, discuss topics and share projects related to Electrical Engineering.

AAC provides resources and facilitates discussion amongst EEs to provide real-world solutions to the challenges they face today. Whether you’re learning RF design, honing your PCB layout skills, figuring out Verilog, or looking for inspiration for your next design, AAC is your home for technical information, news, and tools.

A subreddit for practical questions from people working at component-level on electronic circuits: design, repair, component buying, test gear and tools.

Our Facebook Page >> facebook.com/Elec.Eng.World

Forums from youtube content creator MJ Lorton. Solar power, alternative energy, and electronic measurement equipment.

A platform to ask electrical questions, projects, interview questions and field related questions.

Join Hardware Theory to discuss the latest in IoT, robotics, 3D printing, and everything else hardware.

The Quantified Self is an international community of users and makers of self-tracking tools who share an interest in “self-knowledge through numbers.” If you are tracking for any reason — to answer a health question, achieve a goal, explore an idea, or simply because you are curious — you can find help and support here.

The Quantified Self Slack Channel.

Open Humans is dedicated to empowering individuals and communities around their personal data, to explore and share for the purposes of education, health, and research. We want to help people access and understand their personal data, and to help them do and share things that use that data. For individuals, we have community support for self-research, tools for personal data access, and data analysis notebooks you can run in your browser. For communities, we make it easy to choose to share your data withgroup studies and activities. We provide the same features to researchers and citizen scientists alike: all members can adapt and share new data analysis notebooks, as well as create new group activities & tools for data import. All of this makes Open Humans a vibrant community: 11982 members have joined, and 54 tools & activities are running on the site. There is no single user profile: we are researchers; patients; data scientists; citizen scientists; any and all people who want to learn more about themselves. We invite you to meet others in our community Slack chat!

Practical, evidence-based ways to sleep better. Light, timing, temperature, caffeine, trackers, and experiments that actually work. Beginners welcome. Share what you've tried, bring data when you have it, and read the Start Here guide before posting.

A forum to discuss and collaborate on self-tracking and experiments to figure out how diabetes works and better control it.

/r/WearableFitness is a place for users of wearable tech to discuss the latest wearable fitness products and to share their own achievements. Users of all wearable platforms are welcome!

Welcome to QuantifiedSelf.

Welcome to selftracking.