PACO and the Quantified Self

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PACO is a mobile experiment platform that implements experiential sampling to log arbitrary moments (from dog barks to engineer productivity), stores all experiment data in a single user-controlled archive, and lets developers and hobbyists assemble and run experiments in minutes. A small core team plus open source contributors worldwide maintain it; recent builds add researcher-friendly features so behavior-change protocols can be declared, executed and compared quantitatively for repeatability and validation. Data portability is a core claim.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:54Open Source Development
3. 2:17Why PACO
4. 3:20PACO and Misdiagnoses
5. 4:02PACO and Quantified Self
6. 5:42Personal Mission

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