... sphinx pose to give my back a break. Working on a laptop instead of my phone constantly staring at a tiny screen isn't doing my eyes any favours, it is better to have a big screen. Alternating work with physical activity luckily, I have a flexible schedule, so after a couple of hours, I'll get up to exercise or do something away from the screen. What small habit has helped you stay focused and also take better care ... ... September adds a fourth thing to the list. With 33 years of fixing other people's business foundations, I would guess you already have a sharp eye for the one signal that tells you a client is quietly stuck versus

... making) with real sensors and movement. The result: LLMs are not yet ready to safely and reliably control robots. even the best models scored below 40% accuracy , humans reached 95%. They made funny but also dangerous mistakes (falling down stairs, misinterpreting the environment, or reacting chaotically). So I wonder how long it will take to achieve something like this, when Elon Musk wanted to present his robots as autonomous units? (and even then, it turned out that they were ...

... However, the app does show something very interesting that is similar to your question: a prediction of how long you will be able to sustain various daily activities (such as walking up a few flights of stairs). This prediction changes based on improvements in your cardio capacity and strength, which the app tracks, so you can see how your healthspan increases - just not at the hourly level. Thanks for your question! Comment from David Manda(@davidmanda): Also, do you have ...