(Or that America needs a one size fits all approach to fire trucks - things that work well in cities may not work well in rural areas)
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Doing it by plane at a fraction of the time and cost.
(Does of course depend on how well you sleep on trains)
* Automatic album generation based on detection of an "event", e.g. a cluster of photos taken together around the same time, organizing them in a folder, even better using an optional album title, e.g. 2022-06-24 - Picnic at the Park
* Modern UX
* Mobile support
* If no sync support, at least the detection of new files in a folder, say from syncthing
These are the core features IMHO, and everything else is icing. I'm basically looking for something that can replace Google Photos in a reasonable way.
I doubt any of them are going to see this and swap their Garmin for an Apple watch.
I think the Apple watch and Garmin are aimed at very different markets and with current technology Apple can't provide what Garmin does without compromising their design.
Additionally I suspect trains (at least electric ones) have far less C02 emissions than cars. I'm not sure how electrified Spains rail is.
public record Point(int x, int y) {}
// [...]
var objectMapper = new ObjectMapper();
var jsonString = objectMapper.writeValueAsString(new Point(2,1));
It isn't obvious to me what advantage Serde offers that you couldn't get with Jackson or other similar libraries in Java (although I get that Java and Rust are different languages, and that there may not be something this ergonomic in the likes of C++)