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User flags #1 & #2 DO THEY MEAN ANYTHING - car54 - 11-27-2020

I turned on the user flags on OSCAR #1 is a 80% reduction for 10 seconds and #2 is 80% reduction for 5 seconds.

I have 42 of the #1 and 179 of the #2. Should these be ignored? Just curios.

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Thanks , car54


RE: User flags #1 & #2 DO THEY MEAN ANYTHING - Sleeprider - 11-27-2020

I don't use the user flags and think they are more of a distraction. If you have some plan to use them, that's fine, but I don't bother with it for myself, and mostly ignore them when posted by others. FWIW, I think there is too much data obsession already, and I don't even know what the significance of these events might be.


RE: User flags #1 & #2 DO THEY MEAN ANYTHING - Gideon - 11-27-2020

seconded, I researched these years ago and fine that the standard data is finje.


RE: User flags #1 & #2 DO THEY MEAN ANYTHING - jaswilliams - 11-28-2020

I third the suggestion to ignore user flags, when I see them enabled on a screenshot it indicated to me the user is obsessed with data rather than focusing on the matter at hand which is getting effective sleep


RE: User flags #1 & #2 DO THEY MEAN ANYTHING - sheepless - 11-28-2020

depends on how you look at it. a reasonable opposite conclusion may be drawn:

I've never set a user flag & while using them might indicate a data 'obsession', one might instead be motivated to use them when optimized settings & acceptable ahi don't produce that restful sleep we're all after.

similarly, my wife probably thinks scouring my data every day for 4 years is obsessive; I would say it's been necessary, driven by a long slow long struggle to reach a point where I feel like treatment is working.

just sayin', obsessive for some, but others may legitimately feel the need to dig deeper.