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Most Accurate Fitness Watch for 10,000 Steps

Originally Published 21 days ago — by Android Central

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A comprehensive test of 10 popular fitness watches revealed that Apple Watch Ultra and Garmin Forerunner are among the most accurate for step counting, with some brands like Suunto performing poorly. The study highlights the importance of accurate step tracking for health goals and suggests that placing watches in pockets can sometimes improve step count accuracy. Overall, most mainstream fitness watches provide reliable data, especially for running.

Research Challenges Claims of Analogue 3D Accuracy

Originally Published 23 days ago — by Time Extension

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Recent research and expert analysis suggest that the Analogue 3D, a device designed to emulate N64 cartridges on modern TVs, may not be entirely cycle accurate to the original hardware, despite claims of 100% accuracy. While still highly regarded and playable, the device's FPGA implementation has minor discrepancies, though a fix is reportedly in development. The device remains a significant improvement over emulators, but its precision may improve with future updates.

'A House of Dynamite' Sparks Pentagon Concerns Over Nuclear War Portrayal

Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Hollywood Reporter

The writer of Netflix's 'House of Dynamite' defends the film's portrayal of missile defense systems against Pentagon claims of inaccuracies, emphasizing that the movie accurately depicts the system's imperfections and expressing openness to discussions on improving national security.

Advanced statistical tool boosts prediction precision

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Phys.org

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An international team led by Taeho Kim has developed the Maximum Agreement Linear Predictor (MALP), a new statistical method that improves prediction accuracy by maximizing the concordance correlation coefficient, focusing on alignment with a 45-degree line, and showing promise in fields like healthcare and social sciences.

Optimal Timing for Weighing Yourself Revealed

Originally Published 5 months ago — by CNET

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For the most accurate weight measurement, weigh yourself first thing in the morning after using the restroom and before eating or drinking, and maintain consistency in timing and conditions. Avoid weighing after meals, exercise, or hormonal fluctuations, and consider weighing weekly on the same day for best tracking. If weighing yourself causes stress or unhealthy behaviors, it may be best to stop.

Global Collaboration Achieves Unprecedented Precision in Redefining the Second

Originally Published 6 months ago — by National Institute of Standards and Technology (.gov)

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Researchers at NIST have developed the most accurate atomic clock based on a trapped aluminum ion, achieving 19 decimal places of accuracy and surpassing previous records by 41%. The clock's enhanced stability and precision are due to improvements in the ion trap design, vacuum chamber, and laser stability, enabling new scientific research and potential redefinition of the second.