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A good read on this topic is The Pursuit of Noninvasive Glucose: 'Hunting the Deceitful Turkey'.

Monitoring glucose and ketones can help you develop metabolic flexibility and let you grok how easily your body cuts over to ketones. Knowing your personal realtime glucose and ketone levels helps you understand just how much carbs will kick you out of ketosis or keep you in it. Glucose monitoring will help you avoid large crashes that can lead to low energy. Among other things!

More on metabolic flexibility: https://www.levels.com/blog/what-is-metabolic-flexibility-an...

The latest version seems optimized for keyboard shortcuts at the expense of easily accessible 1-click copying of username/password/one-time password. To me, this introduced a large additional cognitive load where instead of a click, click, click, I now have to remember that CMD+C is username, CMD+Shift+C is password, and (something else?) for One-Time Password.

Twitter thread from David Sinclair with video overview: https://twitter.com/davidasinclair/status/161363345459531367...

They are having trouble right now. See here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEyDt0DNjWU

Parts are similar to Twitter for sure. They took inspiration from other Google design patterns though - namely, pinning to the top from Inbox.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEbLT_U0XyY

Shows the history of Galaxy observation via HST and the latest news.

arXiv.org paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1607.03909v2.pdf

That's the old design FYI.

Thank you! Updated

Exact link to the speech video recording: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_lpyG-ddec&t=37m19s

There are unique URLs for each document type, and they are also different per platform (web/iOS/android). So, yes bookmarks are great, but it's helpful to have all the necessary links in one place.

Thanks for the feedback! Yes, on my computer it's 85% faster using the direct links than loading drive.google.com. See the head to head matchup on the about page: fastdocs.co/about.html

I hope all users do create the shortcuts. It's definitely a better experience. But if you're using a friend's computer or are on a different browser where you don't have the bookmark, fastdocs.co is a friendly, fast way to quickly access the shortcut.

Creator here. Yes, bookmarks are the best user experience here. That's why direct links are included on the about page (or you can right-click, save-as on the homepage links too). You can drag/drop the bookmarks on the about page (fastdocs.co/about.html) to have the bookmarks pre-populate with relevant text titles. Thanks for the feedback!

Does anyone actually think the bigger brokerages will start innovating with technology? I don't see much changing from the status quo, but I'm not in the industry.

What does it even mean to "just email the company"?

Nice option, but not perfect. It still only gives you three thumbnails to choose from.