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On this note, I used to make android apps on the oldest slowest phone I could find. Was always complimented how snappy my apps felt since most users had a modern phone

For the diagonal lines the runner turned his GPS off at some points, and turned back on at another, causing Strava to fill in the missing data with a diagonal line

All Samsung Galaxy phones have a built in desktop OS called Dex. I remember plugging my monitor usb-c cable to charge my phone and being blown away when a desktop UI appeared on the monitor

A coincidence is not ironic

The author explicitly mentions this is how the game is implemented in the first 1/3 of the article

Curious which part of this uses AI. Doesnt it just track mouse / keyboard events across the session?

From what I understand, you need to use an third party app "Athlytic" to access your HRV data

An HRV monitor (whoop, oura, garmin watch) that let me see how much stress I was putting my body when eating unwell / drinking. Has changed me to a much cleaner diet

It's a bit of a misnomer. Steel is literally Iron + Carbon.

So the carbon in carbon steel is redundant

How does this work if you run a database insert query from the command line? Or to a remote database?

And yet they allowed passengers to control the sub. Theres a video out there where one of the passengers hit the ground with a loud thud while at the controls

You may as well have said "Im glad im not the only one who noticed Linux/Mac OS is slow" or Intel/AMD is slow or bash/fish/ksh is slow

My working understanding is that a program is common to run on these OS'es/hardware/shells :/

These devices beacon every few seconds to announce their location.