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fuzzylightbulb
5y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/16/22387412/peloton-apple-wa... Looks like the "strict 1-to-1 mapping of activity types" is the issue here.
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5y ago
I would venture to guess that most people buying a Peloton are not doing it for the data tracking. They are buying one because it is a really nice spin bike paired with daily live classes across multiple sports that then go into a massive
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5y ago
Agreed. There is no way something like this takes off in this segment if it involves something on a rider's face bulkier than a pair of sunglasses. Most people running Zwift in 2021 are doing it on relatively underpowered platforms l
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This. As a peloton user, I actually wish there was a way to set the system to "ignore" those rides for the purposes of ride count, stats, Strava upload, etc. The warm ups/cool downs are important things to do but it makes f
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5y ago
Peloton owner. Long time Zwift user. Have spent a little time each with TR and Sufferfest. Peloton is the most polished experience by an incredibly wide margin. Most people aren't so much looking to be incredible cyclists as they a
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6y ago
Well that's straight out of my nightmares. Thanks for sharing.
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6y ago
So hackers breached the network and still might have been present. Having everyone reset their passwords at that time is the LAST thing you want to do, as the hackers could have just collected all the fresh credentials, a significant perce
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6y ago
For this type of humidifier you actually want the fan to run after the tank is empty so that the wick dries out. Otherwise you have a wet lump of filter just sitting in an enclosure growing mold and bacteria and gross.
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6y ago
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/05/your-call-and-text-r... Metadata can be as damning as the actual message data, and in a lot of places you don't want the authorities to know that you are even comm
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Something that you might want to check out is this kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/shiftsmarttrainer/shift... Its a device that you set on the Peloton that does the automatic resistance changes t
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> backed by literally nothing It is the only thing the government accepts for tax payments. Given that you can be arrested for not paying your taxes it is "backed" by the barrel of a gun, a threat to your very being. In one s
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6y ago
The last thing we need is the Executive rewriting legislation that has passed through Congress, broken as that Congress may be. Fix the legislature if you think the legislature is broken. You don't further skew what little remains of
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6y ago
"Linux" = "Linus' UNIX". This is as amateur as it gets. Hell, my grocery store sells sausage bites made by Dietz & Watson that are called "Dietz Nuts". Names are not destiny.
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6y ago
Sam Harris and William MacAskill just had a really in depth conversation on this exact topic. https://samharris.org/podcasts/228-doing-good/
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I have a pair of Jabra 65T active earbuds that I bought for $50 and they connect to multiple devices at a time and "just work". If they are connected to my computer and I am watching a video and my phone rings, they switch over w
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6y ago
Timnit: "if you don't give me x, then i am going to do y in a week." Google: "we aren't going to give you x, so you can have y. in fact, you can have y starting right now." i'd say she tendered a conditio
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What if you were the sort of person with a very public history of suing your employer? Could you understand then why they might be very formal when dealing with you, especially when needing to deliver news you'd likely not be a fan of
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10y ago
The Nexus 6P is probably the nicest phone I've ever used, and I have had the full gamut of mobile devices. Articles decrying the death of Android are a dime a dozen and have been so for years, and I am convinced that every outlet has a