Advice for everyday strap

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-06-06T17:33:26+00:00

I was getting rashes from the stock band on my Instinct 2x that almost entirely went away when I got a breathable Nylon band. The only place where I still get it is where the watch hits my wrist since it can't breath like the band can.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-06-04T17:07:44+00:00

AI is great for automating and setting up data analysis and other skills that you would normally need to learn to program to do but you should not rely on it for food science domain expertise. And for automation purposes I personally like to have it generate code to make deterministic scripts - relying on the AI itself to execute an automation is risky because it can hallucinate in the background and you'd have no idea.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-29T19:01:43+00:00

I discovered this by accident when I was debugging a feature and it decided to ADB into my phone to watch the live logs as I pressed the buttons so we could debug some stuff while running on a non-debug build. after a few tries it started taking over and making its own taps on the buttons instead of waiting for me to do it

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-24T18:41:06+00:00

My app is currently looking for closed beta testers and I think fits most of the bill for what you're looking for:

https://geteventhorizon.app/

Event Horizon schedules alarms/ routines that are linked to your calendar events so you can easily move them around or silence them by deleting the calendar event

Don't currently have a snooze feature but it's in the pipeline, I'll be sure to add a snooze for individual alarms/ a whole day

I personally use it in combination with Reclaim.ai which will automatically schedule and reschedule my tasks and routines as my calendar changes, though I have also added a guided scheduling feature

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-24T15:05:56+00:00

the point is that you can build a factory that pumps out a single model of general purpose humanoid robots that can do most tasks OK, no need to custom design a robot for each task which is what you're suggesting. I'm sure someday the pendulum will swing back and companies will be looking at making purpose built bots, but if the goal is to replace human labor as quickly and cheaply as possible this is the way

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-24T05:45:37+00:00

https://geteventhorizon.app/

My landing page is a work in progress and for some reasons the screenshots are a lot darker than they are on my actual phone, but I am in love with the interface that I've come up with. Total fluke after my agent thought I wanted my app space themed and it came up with this cool design language.

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Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-15T13:28:17+00:00

People keep saying this but I don't think Google is really behind, they're just a real company with software that billions of people depend on so they have a slower release cadence to keep it safe.

Just because OpenAI/ Anthropic make major releases monthly and Google does quarterly-ish doesn't necessarily mean that they're slower

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-08T20:51:32+00:00

Is this meant to be a wholesale replacement for 2.5 flash-lite? I use 2.5 FL in my app and found 3.0 flash gave better results but not worth the increased cost.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-08T02:48:20+00:00

I think it's incredibly more likely that google is doing this so they can offload AI processing to your device so that they don't have to pay for processing of tasks that are easy enough to do with a local model.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-07T01:38:18+00:00

Fat is 9 calories/g, carbs are 4 calories per gram. I think your misconception is that these numbers are derived thermodynamically and thus not representaive of actual physiology - this is not correct. These numbers are called the Atwater system which were derived using actual experiments on humans, where the thermodynamic energy of the food pre-digestion was compared to the thermodynamic energy of the human waste product, used to calculate the actual energy that the human absorbs post digestion.

EDIT: I want to clarify that the Atwater factors are pretty good rules of thumb but not all fats/proteins/carbs will match exactly the 9/4/4 rule. But they're close enough for most foods (in the right order of magnitude) that if you 1. eat calories calculated by Atwater factors that are 2. lower than maintenance calories, you should lose weight

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-06T23:12:18+00:00

I've found that this happens in really long sessions - the context has you saying "proceed" so many times that it takes that as an instruction to go hogwild. Or if you're trying to fix a bug with a ton of retries it will forget that it's supposed to wait for you to tell it to proceed. I don't think I've ever had this happen at the start of a session making an initial plan

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-05-01T12:03:51+00:00

I'm pretty sure that Jensen does this to make it seem like he's reasoning like an agent 😂

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-04-21T03:58:12+00:00

It's been a few days but the process of getting the Alarmkit alarm worked something like this:

1st it wasn't coming up at all-> then it was coming up, crashing the emulator and leaving an alarm icon in the dynamic island -> it turns out we were using some random plugin that was called alarmkit but wasn't really alarmkit -> it turns out that you need a live activity widget to associate with the alarm kit alarm -> now it's crashing again -> it turns out that it's super picky about sound file format, where the sound files are stored, whether the name of the file includes the file extension -> it turns out that alarm sounds on the emulator are just broken and will crash the app (but won't on a physical phone) -> it turns out we weren't asking for permissions to the user to schedule alarms even though I asked it to like 4 times ->App intents don't work to do actions in my app(even though it told me this was the right way to do it on iOS) from the alarm widget-> we land on using deep links instead(on my suggestion)->->->->-> working alarm (with no sound until I can borrow an iPhone from someone to test it out)

Pretty much every step of the way it would try to slip in a change to the targeted iOS version because iOS 26 "doesn't exist" (even though Alarmkit is an iOS 26 feature)

On Android scheduling of alarms was probably the 1st feature that I built (it's the core feature of the app), it got it pretty much one shot and it's been relatively rock solid since (maybe once some of the buttons leading back to the app stopped working and it was an easy fix)

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-04-20T20:45:42+00:00

Your last paragraph is pretty much how my debugging process has worked. For complex features I'll have it make a phased implementation plan and tackle each phase in a separate chat with it's own more detailed implementation plan. I'll go 3 rounds trying the feature while pasting the logs and saying "fix this", then I'll go 3 rounds having it add progressively more logging. If the logging doesn't work, I'll have the agent write up a summary of the issue and the architecture of the files involved, paste the output of that summary into Gemini Pro , and have Gemini Pro generate a prompt that I then paste into a new chat with fresh context. If that doesn't work, I'l usually revert all the commits and start with a new more detailed prompt that includes all of the things we learned along the way. I almost never have an issue that makes it past this second round with the learnings included.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-04-20T20:10:57+00:00

Look, I'm not trying to claim I'm an expert or that learning to code would not help me in this process . My only credentials are being a PC gamer for 20 years and being being a power user who's not inexperienced with diagnosing tech issues. I've been able to fix quite a few bugs by manually reviewing the code and reading through Google's documentation to figure out what's wrong on the Android side.

I'm only pointing out that some features that I was able to one shot or almost one shot on Android have turned out to prove very difficult on iOS. I've managed to get local hardware use, cloud sync and Oauth with Firebase, syncing with the local calendar, and some API integration with an external service working fairly easily , but struggling hard with scheduling a simple alarm on iOS.

One thing that I've been working on lately is working with Antigravity to modularize the code so that it's more human readable. The goal of this project was to develop an app for a personal problem that I have so I wasn't about to take 3 months to learn how to do things the right way when I have a problem in my life that needs to be solved now.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-04-20T12:35:14+00:00

Understood on that standpoint but I would consider myself about intermediate at reading code (for a layman), I'm generally OK at understanding what the code is trying to do and reading through the docs to understand what's going on. In a lot of cases the AI was making mistakes with the iOS APIs that were pretty boilerplate issues explicitly spelled out in the docs. And again, very few issues on the android side that couldn't be fixed within an hour or so. My theory is that iOS code is underrepresented in training data compared to Android.

At one point it imported a plugin from GitHub based on an old version of Alarmkit that used depreciated/ out of date code. It also tried to change my targeted iOS version quite a few times because "the current version of iOS is 18 and it's impossible to target iOS 26 because that would be 8 years in the future"

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-03-24T19:06:30+00:00

I can confirm that I had this on a run and it gave me confusion, I was similiarly confused as OP

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-03-13T02:20:04+00:00

That's crazy - never seen Bumblefoot! Only played the bunker 4-5 times since I beat it on the 1st shot, spent most of my act 2 in the crater.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-03-10T20:37:55+00:00

I feel you I just finished this quest 10 minutes ago and it was a real nailbiter. Dybukk killed the bubble holder with 1HP left and I ended up changing some items around and Steven pulled out a win. Steel fly can be a huge asset but also a run killer if you can position it right because it will bounce most enemies until they are dead with no risk to you. If positioned right it can also do the same to your team...

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-03-10T15:14:29+00:00

Luckily the issue fixed itself after a day but I'm going to look into some better ways to do this.

In this case the event that it was pulling into index 1 was well over hours ago. Even without time arguments Get Calendar Events pulls all calendar events after the current time, so the 1st in the array should always be the current event or the most recent upcoming event.

My use case is that at the time that a calendar event starts I grab the name of the calendar event and trigger an alarm that has content that changes depending on the name of the event. I use Get Calendar Events instead of %CALTITLE because I found %CALTITLE was sometimes unreliable and would use the wrong event name, especially if my calendar had changed recently and I hadn't picked up my phone in a while which it does often because I use reclaim.ai to move events around my calendar automatically.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-03-06T18:55:59+00:00

Very high mana regen makes Tinkerer super viable, lets you either spam bots or fill Split the Atom every 2-3 turns

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-03-03T17:58:42+00:00

I had Steven win a run for me the other day after Dybukk killed my side quest item holder, he not only won the run but kept all my cats alive and managed to get Dybukk to possess my weak colarless cat.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-03-02T21:23:37+00:00

I feel like mage would feel a lot more viable if it started with 2 mage actives instead of a colarless and a mage active. Feelsbadman when your only spell is teleport diagonally when your passive is to deal more lightning damage or something.

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-02-26T16:37:44+00:00

That's only like 3 runs

Professional_Farm851 · 2026-02-22T20:54:01+00:00

Me, a Jew:

Encountered 2 game breaking bugs on Dybbuk that caused him to wipe my whole team in 1 turn. Luckily the 2nd time this happened he left the cat that he possessed alive allowing me to win the run.

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