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I have a Garmin Epix Pro. I highly recommend the Epix/Fenix line, and these measurements / metrics are far superior to what you get with an Apple Watch (my wife has an Ultra). The differences become even starker if you are an av
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These are some of the reasons -- besides being German, probably -- that it's one of just a couple of Linux distros certified by SAP.
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ReadEra is pretty good, too. I used it to listen to books 2 & 3 of The Three Body Problem series last year .
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I frankly don't believe those numbers at all. They've massively pumped it through integration with Instagram, and have integrated dark patterns around profile creation and follows based entirely on Instagram social networks. Yes
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I agree. It's the current generation's version of what happened with the advent of Javascript frameworks about 15 years ago, when suddenly web devs stopped learning how computers actually work. There will always be high demand f
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I'm curious how you put OpenAI, SAP & Atlassian all in the same category. Do you mind explaining your thinking?
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Fwiw, I'm not convinced Gemini isn't using an document-based objection detection model for this, at least some parts of this or for some doc categories (especially common things like IDs, bills, tax forms, invoices & POs, ship
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I don't know exactly how or what it's doing behind the scenes, but I've been massively impressed with the results Gemini's Deep Research mode has generated, including both traditional LLM freeform & bulleted output,
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It's great to hear it's this good, and it makes sense since Google has had several years of experience creating document-type-specific OCR extractors as components of their Document AI product in Cloud. What most heartening is to
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There are a few food companies that are partially or completely employee owned that I'd consider "very successful". But this business model is not typical and examples are rare. https://inequality.org/article
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I personally don't know anyone who creates workouts in Garmin Connect. Not saying it doesn't happen, or even that it isn't common, but everyone I know is creating their workouts in TP, Intervals.icu, Golden Cheetah (or other
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I can't speak for further up the peninsula, but the nearest sheep to me in San Jose is almost certainly at Emma Prusch Farm Park ( http://www.pruschfarmpark.org/ ), which like the city farms mentioned in the blog, is a n
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Fwiw, I felt the same way about the Connect app changes last year, but that went away after a couple months once they released an update that lets you customize your main screen view. Now I appreciate the much richer widgets and the abilit
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Ummm... and Apple Watches are the epitome of high fashion? I don't think this is a strong argument when directly comparing these two things. Fwiw, I have met quite a few watch enthusiasts who wear a mechanical watch on one wrist and
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Apple Watches are great for people who want their watch to be an extension of their phone. Full stop. Garmin watches are great for people who prioritize active lifestyles over social contact but still like to have the ability to receive no
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This is akin to Fox News arguing in court that it is, in fact, entertainment and not news, despite it's name.
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I spend a lot of time on YT, and less time on Instagram... and 0 time on TikTok, where I never created an account. YT Shorts exist exclusively for YT creators who want to publish bite-sized pieces of content for their audience with a much l
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At the top of the heap (Mr Beast, Nastya, Ryan, etc), this is true: > The ideal creator has no distance between themselves and their persona. They have been interpellated by audience metrics; their subjective experience already takes aud
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For a use like you describe, I'm currently accomplishing that with a mix of various Google/Nest speakers & screens throughout the house, arranged into a few different groups. What would make Sonos a better option?
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I live in California and I recently read an article from the perspective of Berkeley's CS department explaining why they don't take transfer credits from high schoolers who took AP CS or AP Stats -- they're just not "rea
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It depends if you're a morning person or not. I used to manage teams in India & China from the east coast and it was usually a-ok having 2-3 hours of overlap each morning. It's FAR harder from the west coast and there's
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The Northern/Southern Hemisphere DST issue affects all kinds of places. I had the same issue between the US & Brazil, for example, where east coast US time difference between Sao Paulo is either 2hr (yay) or 4hr (boo), or three ho
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I does also help propagate the other "elephant in the room" problem M365 users face, which is document version control. Since people are constantly sharing actual files -- vs symlinks as with Google Workspace -- nobody ever rea
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Clearly we're using different subs. ymmv.
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The same is true with Reddit. The default feed is absolutely awful, but the bar required to curate something individually interesting and useful is too high for most new users, given the toxicity + banality of the default.
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This depends if you consider all carbohydrates to be sugar or not. At the end of the day, the refined flours in the pastry are also sugar-equivalent.
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I would argue that it's worse now in high COL TX metros than it is in the bay area, because even if home values are still lower in Austin, for example, Texas property taxes are brutal compared to CA and have increased dramatically [in
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Meh. I'm American and also a middle class tech worker. I've never had concerns about insurance denial and also never been denied (or anyone in my immediate family). I feel like the care we've gotten has been excellent and
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Yet there are Teams features that nobody else has emulated yet and which quickly become almost indispensable for business use. I'll name two: 1. Teams automatically creates a chat group for every Teams calendar event. This can includ
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You can always just "Saved to home screen" from Chrome on mobile, and then create a shortcut folder with your collection of "web" apps. I've been doing this for the past couple years for a few local restaurants tha
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