u/jcwillia1

I really like this app. I think the layout of the data on screen makes a ton more sense than what Zwift does. I also appreciate the less cartoony experience.

But I think I might have to go back after my one week trial. Zwift will allow me to use my tv remote to navigate. Rouvy requires that god awful Apple TV remote to function.

If I can’t figure out a workaround that will be it for me. Which is a shame because this app is really pretty.

Zwift has a website (not run by them...?) with all of their workouts viewable on the web.

Does Rouvy have something similar? I have a pretty specific morning workout routine that I would like to "port over" to Rouvy.

Also does Rouvy have robopacers like Zwift? I like robopacers when I need a "day off".

And as long as I'm asking questions - does Rouvy support Zwift COG + Click v1? - I've seen plenty of videos of people using v2 on Rouvy.

edit oh nice they take .zwo files.

How far away are we from a "learning" mode where CoPilot watches everything that I do (when I tell it to) to document and perform a daily process.

I have a task where I log into a website, download 2 files, transform those tables (using PowerQuery) according to lookup tables (adding metadata) and then update another Excel file with that information and other info.

The whole thing takes about 10 minutes but it's just so simple and monotonous.

I understand it may be possible to automate this today with prompt engineering but I'm looking forward to AI eliminating that hurdle also.

I workout in my basement every morning - I don't like to wear a watch when I do because I sweat all over it and then I have to wear it all day - gross.

Can I pair my chest strap HRM to the watch and then not wear the watch while I'm working out? Will it still record the workout?

What's your favorite snack to eat with your cheap wine? Most of time I'm drinking wine after dinner and I don't need something else but on the weekends, I'm always looking at my snack cabinet and saying "yah but not with red wine...".

What do you recommend?

I want to change my retirement date from 2035 to 2040.

I think I know the answer to this but I got a scary note from Vanguard saying I might be stuck with all cash for 30 days.

"Important, please read

VTTHX: Excessive transactions can disrupt management of a fund and increase the fund's costs for all shareholders. To prevent this disruption, purchases or exchanges back into non-ETF share classes of this fund may not be permitted for 30 calendar days after this sale. The Frequent Trading Limitations section of the fund's prospectus explains these limits in full. You can also access our Frequent Trading Policy by searching on vanguard.com."

I think it's sell all of VTTHX and buy all VFORX

But I definitely don't want to be caught on the sidelines for 30 days.

I've tried multiple times over the years to sweep all my money market balances into investments and every couple years I notice I have tiny dollar amounts in each of my investments - why is that?

Is there a feature to just automatically sweep that to the investment in each account? (I only have 1 fund in each account)

Am I losing my mind? I swear you used to be able to sort playlists by column headers and it doesn't look like you can do that anymore?

Someone posted a bunch of links yesterday to planner websites and now I can't find it.

I tried Boldin but it gave me a bunch of pretty graphs and that's not how my brain works. I need to see the math.

Are there any Google sheets? I can set it up myself but I probably would forget something really important.

I (51M, yes I realize that does not qualify for Fire) have about 10 years left and I'm trying to do a better job of understanding where I'm at and what the finish line looks like.