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You should take a look at guidance [0] to help with JSON returns from LLMs. Have been using it for some side projects and it seems to work pretty reliably. [0] https://github.com/microsoft/guidance
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Show HN: Rotabulary – a daily word game I made
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I just visited a Getaway [0] and read the founders’ book “How to Get Away”. It is about how to balance technology in our lives, not necessarily remove it, but how to not forget how to be human, in a sense. Interesting read. In a similar vei
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Ask HN: Private companies with no outside investment?
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I actually got mine from "Rocketman" (I watched it a bit late): "You gotta kill the person you were born to be to become the person you want to be." There's a lot wrapped in it: discomfort, uneasiness, and determina
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Founder with ADHD here! I ran into this issue a bunch at my previous job as well. The notifications were always going off and detracting me from doing the actual work. There were two things I did, and do now, that have worked for me: 1. Sim
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One way to do these things is to do them with someone else! This idea is called "social facilitation"[0] (it's also called body doubling in some communities). Essentially, when doing a task with someone else, we are more lik
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Sveltekit has been an absolute DREAM to learn and use with my app! Been tracking their 1.0 progress closely and it's been incredible. Sveltekit + TailwindCSS + FastAPI has made it super easy to whip up functionality and have a fine-tun
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I'm a founder with ADHD and have felt this struggle first-hand. It's like "why can't I focus on this? It's SO simple". As mentioned in the article, a large component of the struggle is executive functioning, bu
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This is something we're very interested in at Double [0]. There's an abundance of consumption streams where, like what you described, you can watch something 10 different ways and get that instant gratification. But not much where
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I recommend doing things with others. Having a social commitment to an activity drastically improved how well you do them! It’s called body doubling, or social facilitation. You can use a tool like Double[0] to find others to do these thing
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Social facilitation (performing tasks better with others around) is an incredible result in social psychology (with active research into it extends into VR and alongside robots! [0-2]). I learned about it through the ADHD community, which c
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Social Facilitation
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This could be procrastination - could be that the work is not interesting, so anything else that is even slightly more interesting takes control. I know I am guilt of this as well! But something that helps with focusing is doing tasks with
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Agreed - white noise is usually too piercing for me, but the lower levels seem to resonate well with me (apologies for the pun :) ) I'm going to check that app out - thanks for sharing!
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Thanks! And stoked to hear the idea of Double can address that problem for you. Totally agreed on the network effects point - that’s why we made the Double Communities and are focusing on growing those!
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That’s super interesting! I’ve noticed that I really enjoy the background sounds iPhone has when mixed with music. Helps me focus on house chores like those in the article. I wonder if this is the reason lofi music has taken off in a big wa
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I think doing things in little steps is the key to moving big things over time [0] - especially so with the help of others around. There's been a good amount of research showing that having others around encourages us to do things and
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The article mentions tools for coworking and pairing, which are great tools! (Actually building one too: https://doubleapp.xyz ) However, as another founder with ADHD, there’s something to be said about being able to take the sim
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Body doubling has been a game changer for me as well - really for any kind of task
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Body doubling is exactly this! ( https://doubleapp.xyz/blog/how-to-body-double ) Also called social facilitation ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_facilitation ) When someone else is around it&
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The Pomodoro technique is for sure a great way to focus on certain tasks! (mostly computer-centered tasks, in my experience) And I like the collaborative aspect of it too. We've actually been making something that encourages all sorts
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This is super cool - definitely something that hits a need of my own too. Thanks for sharing this!
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We're building Double ( https://doubleapp.xyz ) as something that fixes a need of our own. We observed that doing activities in the presence of others overcomes HUGE hurdles in motivation (called body doubling in ADHD communi
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Absolutely love things like this that encourage a little bit of discovery instead of instructions - makes it a bit more magical, I think
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One of the neat ways to stay focused is through a technique called body doubling! ( https://doubleapp.xyz/blog/how-to-body-double ) Having another person around really creates a unique encouragement to keep on your own
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Thanks for the feedback! We'll keep working to make it clearer for sure. To answer your question: yes, once you hit "let's get going" you should be brought to a soft sign-up. After that, you'll be redirected to a pa
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Thanks! And for sure - on the top of the Double page we have Double communities you’re able to join right now instead of scheduling a Double for the future.
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There are adjacent areas of research, such as "joint attention" and "joint action" that touch upon similar phenomenon. However, for body doubling research it seems that it is still in its infancy. We're really looki
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Body doubling (or doing something with others around) is an awesome technique to overcome a motivational hurdle for activities. While the term originated in ADHD circles, it is definitely applicable to those outside of the ADHD community as
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