MarchM

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by MarchM 4y ago
Thank you for your input. My approach has been in making all the traditional techniques easier to handle. Reminders to do RC, WBTB alarms based on your sleep stage and Pavlovian conditioning with haptic cues during specific speed stages. I’
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by MarchM 4y ago
Thank you, that’s a good point!
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by MarchM 4y ago
I played with both VR (Vive) and AR (HoloLens) in 2016. At the time the AR experience was MUCH more interesting and I have since been more bullish on AR than VR.
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by MarchM 4y ago
Zuck mentioned the whole thing about virtual meetings with a bunch of nouanced features to make it more immersive. Not sure if I wanna wear a headset to make a videocall about quarter reports, advertising deliverable review or briefing abou
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by MarchM 4y ago
What about the MVP concept and Reed Hoffman maxime about”if you’re not embarrassed by your first release you waited too long” ? I know of people who enjoy their VR albeit the limitations. They watch movies in VR, play a few games, etc. They
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by MarchM 4y ago
I myself am more interested in the innerverse if that’s a word. I have been researching lucid dreaming for about 3 years and I think there’s a huge market there if you’re able to provide consistent reliable repeatable lucid dreams on a week
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by MarchM 4y ago
You’re forgetting Chief Solution Architect… at an advertising agency.. wtf?
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Looking for watchOS developer to bring Fitbit app to Apple Watch(lucidtotem.com)
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by MarchM 4y ago
I know software engineers are in very high demand so I’m not gonna waste your time. I’ve been working on and researching Lucid Dreaming for 3 years. I consider the Fitbit app an MVP and proof of concept. Fitbit has some hardware and OS limi
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Ask HN: Do you know the accelerator/VC firm Antler?
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Ask HN: Do you know the accelerator/VC firm Antler?
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