dan seifert

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dan seifert @dcseifert

again, this is an incomplete science and there are always a million variables, such as the fact that I wear the Apple Watch on my left wrist and the Fitbit on my right. but so far, even if it was more accurate, Apple's sleep tracking is extremely basic. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted June 29, 2020 Hibernated

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dan seifert @dcseifert

if i had to guess which one is most accurate based on how I feel in the AM and how well I know I slept last night (not great), I'd go with the Fitbit's results — PolitiTweet.org

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dan seifert @dcseifert

@coffeehustler this is my general take, yes. none of these devices can really diagnose why i might be sleeping worse or better on a particular night either, they are working with incomplete data sets. am i stressed? are there GI issues? am I in physical pain? sleep apnea? they have no idea. — PolitiTweet.org

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