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by coryfklein 2y ago
Okay that makes sense. I can see how the tracking features would be really valuable to you, or really anyone that is very fitness minded. Probably folks like you make up a minority – though significant – market segment? Of my friends, many
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by coryfklein 2y ago
I guess I'm not so scientific? I do similar exercise as you (minus the PT), though my goal is mostly to avoid being sedentary, so as long as I feel like I'm pushing myself I feel good. I did use the watch once to see what each HR
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Now that you mention it, I have used it for this purpose myself! I turned it on when I was on the elliptical because I wanted to calibrate on what running in "Zone 2/3/4/5" felt like. And once I'd done that o
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Can you unpack a little more by what you mean when you say you use the watch to plan your route? Do you mean to say you're using the watch – with that tiny display – to choose whether you run over hill A or around town B? And what is t
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by coryfklein 2y ago
See the 2-year NVDA chart[0] for some perspective. * Price has dropped to the level it was at four months ago in October * The 1-year is up 142% * The 2-year is up 530% If you're just going by the market's assessment, this is not
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Can someone explain the point of the health tracking features for watches? I have an Apple Watch and I do exercise regularly, but I found that the annoyance of starting and stopping workouts was bothersome so I turned the feature off. Is it
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Wait, does Ukraine have a long established history of military attacks against Russia?
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by coryfklein 2y ago
This is completely untrue, there are unlimited examples of speech that exists out there that you have absolutely no inherent right to hear, and in fact many existing laws explicitly support restrictions on your ability to hear the speech.
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by coryfklein 2y ago
I wonder how much real difference you get in the statistical sampling margin of error when going from 58% to 70%. How much accuracy does that buy in the election outcome for the extra time that additional 12% of the population spent?
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by coryfklein 2y ago
> You can debate why turnout is so low in this country for something so high stakes. Maybe because statistically speaking your individual vote does not in fact matter? And that's a principle that applies equally to the left/rig
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by coryfklein 2y ago
> We are a democracy, but 144 million Americans – 42% of the adults who live here – do not vote and have no say in what happens. Why do we worry so much about voter turnout? A 58% voter turnout is a statistically significant sampling of
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Here's a direct podcast URL you can add via your favorite podcast app: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/gangster/id1562843329
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Vivid – Double Your Mac Brightness(getvivid.app)
1 points by coryfklein 2y ago|2 comments
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Well that. But also geurilla warfare against non-uniformed combatants that use public infrastructure for military purposes has inherently higher civilian casualties. It's not going to be all one thing or another.
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Nothing about that changes with the introduction of autonomous vehicles though, and it's a very open and highly competitive market. It is extremely easy to switch your auto insurance provider, and anyone who can pay some actuaries can
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Insurance for human drivers stays the same. If anything, it goes down, because the more Waymo-level autonomous vehicles on the road, the safer it is overall. Insurance isn't a zero sum game, where "less insurance spent on autonomo
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by coryfklein 2y ago
We are pretty early in the 21st century. Would probably be rather different results if the 20th century was included.
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How your stolen phone ends up in China(dailymail.co.uk)
4 points by coryfklein 2y ago|2 comments
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Wait, is the air outdoors generally cleaner than the air indoors? Certainly not true in the Salt Lake valley for the 4 months of the year we get persistent inversion.
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by coryfklein 2y ago
One major contributing factor: it is in beta and not enabled for most iPhone owners!
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by coryfklein 2y ago
You stand at the fork in the tracks. Pulling the lever will divert the train from a track with 10,000 people on it, to a track with 1 person on it. Do you pull the lever?
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Game Development Caution [video](youtube.com)
1 points by coryfklein 2y ago|0 comments
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by coryfklein 2y ago
This is oddly reflective of the elitism that cost the DNC it's victory. "Well actually, my poor man, a tomato is a fruit and every PhD economist knows that inflation is connected to fiscal policy's influence on the monetary s
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by coryfklein 2y ago
What is Nvidia supposed to do if a random dude in Singapore buys graphics cards and then resells them to Chinese? I don't understand how they can enforce anything here.
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by coryfklein 2y ago
IMDb must have a lot of Indian users!
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by coryfklein 2y ago
> But OpenAI provides a much more capable app in ChatGPT and an easier development platform Which app are you talking about here?
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by coryfklein 2y ago
I love the iMac as the main driver for my family of 5 * We want a dedicated space in the house for a family computer, so portability is no concern * It has a very small footprint * It looks the most like "furniture" out of all the
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Sounds like your problem is with a Google product more so that the browser feature itself. I for one can't wait to start using these kinds of deep links. I love when websites have "copy link to header" buttons, but even when
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by coryfklein 2y ago
Do you expect the hockeystick graph of technological development since the industrial evolution to slow? Or that it will proceed, only without significant advances in AI? Seems like the base case here is for the exponential growth to contin
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by coryfklein 2y ago
I wonder how one would encode such a level of burden of truth into the legal system such that the "really incontrovertible" cases are distinguishable from the "not really incontrovertible" ones.

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