TheRealHB

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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Its a simple project and yes, microbit will be fine! Good luck!
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Messed my earlier response... YES, it can be the placebo effect, but still placebo can works wonders ; ) I detailed better aspects on questions above, also not doing it commercially or claiming it can be helpful for anyone other than me. In
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Explained before under another comment ; ) ... Thanks for the complement, I guess you would be a client (few comments) I have hundreds of things I do and very few go to product or build phase. Not my view for this one as it is a personal is
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
We use this approach of video heartbeat detection on a real product (recruiting tool) but not for my hack ADHD device, You can't really do video detection it in real time and properly, without overheating the cheap device. On the SaaS
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
I Did't get this one... It is not broken, it works, I just don't feel it should be a commercial product as I'm not comfortable in claiming it can do what it does for me. Happy to share FREE here, ; )
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Thanks for the complement, I guess you would be a client (few comments) I have hundreds of things I do and very few go to product or build phase. Not my view for this one as it is a personal issue. I would not be comfortable claiming it cou
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Hi thanks for complement, I guess you would be a client ; ) No, I have hundreds of things I do and very few go to product or build phase. For this personal issue, I would not be comfortable claiming it could do anything for others like what
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Yes, I started with a 1 hour slope... from 150 to 60 over that time. Also it is not really a blink but a quick fade in/out effect not a flash.
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
It does, but the blinking was better in my case. I used to do beats high to low, instrumental music basically. ; )
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
I explained above on another question, did started as Software (v.1 and v.2) but I guess my brain tried to ignore and sabotage the work on the screen, so I placed as a tiny device underneath (gotcha F brains!). Like tricking the brain to se
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
I don't recommend my solution BUT Your description is close to what I experience at times, that blinking thing may help you ignore outside the monitor distractions as it is there forcing you to ignore? Interesting, Do one and tell me ;
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Yes, it could be the placebo effect, but placebo works wonders ; ) I detailed better aspects on a question above, Placebo need you to trust it works (or see a figure of authority to believe it does), in my case I expect nothing and got not
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Yes, it could be the placebo effect, but placebo works wonders ; ) I detailed better aspects on a question above, Mostly when I added the heart monitor, somehow I can measure that the time to lowest blink got shorter and I'm not paying
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Sure, Here is what I did to my current v.3+ - Once it reaches the lowest rate, the LED goes off after a 30min timer set, it fades the light over that time under the same blinking rate. So I won't notice. - The Idea comes from desperati
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
The Blinking LED, A simple Hack that still works for me after years: 1. Place a tiny LED (red or yellow) by the side of your monitor or virtually on the screen corner. Basically anywhere almost bordering your field of view. 2. Make it blink
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Does that changes the scene in any way? Is Bankman-Fried's Guilty Verdict a Crypto's "Madoff" Moment? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38128260
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Ask HN: Is Bankman-Fried's Guilty Verdict a Crypto's "Madoff" Moment?
2 points by TheRealHB 3y ago|1 comments
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Interesting, did you went in for any specific angle? remember the client used?
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
That looks like the driving adoption for now, the Bitcoin stuff is there but not required to interact at all, alternatives such as IRIS protocol and others use similar approach but didn't take off in any significant matter.
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Anyone using Nostr as main social?
1 points by TheRealHB 3y ago|4 comments
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Indeed Or they literally remove all your "Karma" points for a comment not in-line with the current "message".
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Space welding!
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
True, not only handicapping is already over the top with most models, but even mentioning it here gets you flagged, see my honest comment at the end (-1), amazing how people are censoring themselves now.
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
They said it is a....... violation of Substack's Spam & Phishing policy. We are not doing either.
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Ask HN: Why Substack kills startup newsletters? Any ideas?
2 points by TheRealHB 3y ago|1 comments
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Original post is blocked for comments (I wonder why)...
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Target is mostly unskilled roles or locally-based, i.e. your near chicken shop or ice cream stand where application that is too long or complex may not be a good natural filter.
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Few tips on improving your job offers and making the application process shorter. Also unashamedly hinting our product : )
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Why Only 8% of Job Seekers Complete Their Applications and What to Do About It(candydate.substack.com)
3 points by TheRealHB 3y ago|2 comments
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by TheRealHB 3y ago
Well, no "..ing" just candydate but true, it triggers the imagination ; )

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