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Office Syndrome(lookaway.app)
2 points by _kush 1y ago|0 comments
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XSLT – Native, zero-config build system for the Web(github.com)
392 points by _kush 1y ago|325 comments
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by _kush 1y ago
Supabase is also down
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I added calendar integration and overtime nudges to LookAway(lookaway.app)
1 points by _kush 1y ago|0 comments
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by _kush 1y ago
https://lookaway.app I'm working on the next major update for LookAway. I'm improving the wellness reminders to be smarter - instead of nagging you on a timer, blink and posture alerts now only trigger when you actuall
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What is HDR, anyway?(lux.camera)
806 points by _kush 1y ago|342 comments
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by _kush 1y ago
I’m working on LookAway ( https://lookaway.app ) to help people stay healthier and more productive during prolonged screen time. My main challenge has been making meeting detection more robust -- it currently uses both mic and cam
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by _kush 1y ago
Do these tags really weigh down the webpages? I don’t see any noticeable differences in loading times on websites with these tags vs websites with lesser or no tags.
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Half the World May Need Glasses by 2050(lookaway.app)
12 points by _kush 1y ago|1 comments
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by _kush 1y ago
A reminder that photopea.com is a great photoshop alternative and it's web-based
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by _kush 1y ago
Porsche is easy to replace only if you bought it as just another fast car. If you bought it for the design, the legacy, or what the brand means to you, it’s not so easy. Netflix has their content as their moat. Even if someone today builds
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by _kush 1y ago
I love how it makes life seem slow paced. If this was a wallpaper I would stare at it all day
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by _kush 1y ago
Vibe coding looks amazing at first, especially if you don't know how to code. You click a few things, move stuff around, and it feels like you're building something real. But then it gets messy. You try to change one thing, and te
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by _kush 1y ago
This is the cycle I keep seeing: Most great products start out for enthusiasts and often by enthusiasts. They’re opinionated, sharp, sometimes rough, but exciting. Then VC funding comes in, and the product has to appeal to a broader audienc
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by _kush 1y ago
It has to be built by those enthusiasts
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by _kush 1y ago
Great article! I’ve noticed that most screen time discussions focus heavily on mobile usage, which makes sense given the data, but I think we underestimate how much desktop screen time also affects our health. As someone who’s been building
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Half the World May Need Glasses by 2050(lookaway.app)
3 points by _kush 1y ago|0 comments
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How I Made Break Reminders Less Annoying(lookaway.app)
1 points by _kush 1y ago|0 comments
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Imagine telling 2010 devs that in 2025, collapsing a div would require $8/ month(old.reddit.com)
164 points by _kush 2y ago|151 comments
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LookAway now supports AppleScript execution on breaks(lookaway.app)
1 points by _kush 2y ago|0 comments
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by _kush 2y ago
This sounds like an interesting area of research! I built LookAway[1], a break reminder app for Mac that helps reduce screen fatigue by nudging users to take short breaks. A lot of users report feeling less eye strain and headaches after us
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by _kush 2y ago
I'm working full time on growing my app https://lookaway.app . I've been working on it for more than a year now and it's been growing organically since.
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by _kush 2y ago
The most common model I see these days is a lifetime license and one/two year of free updates with it. Once your free updates are over, you can keep using the last covered version forever, or purchase another year of updates for a disc
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by _kush 2y ago
>At some point, you'll upgrade your computer and find the old version of the app no longer works, and you'll be forced to upgrade. It comes down to the developers to make sure the older versions are regularly updated and make s
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by _kush 2y ago
Seems to be working fine. Do you see any console errors?
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by _kush 2y ago
It detects meetings automatically and pauses itself. Additionally, you can add apps to the deep focus apps list so when those are active, it never shows any breaks. I've been evolving it for over a year and many such use cases have alr
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by _kush 2y ago
Thank you! It was reviewed by Brandon Butch recently and you can see exactly how it works here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OK-UTwVyg5o&t=8s I'll add a proper explainer video on the website as well.
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by _kush 2y ago
Yes, there have been major updates since the last Shows I posted: - LookAway now helps you maintain better posture and eye health with the wellness reminders. - LookAway now detects when you're gaming and pauses automatically. - You ca
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Show HN: LookAway – a native macOS app for building healthy screen habits(lookaway.app)
25 points by _kush 2y ago|13 comments
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The Impact of Prolonged Screen Time(lookaway.app)
2 points by _kush 2y ago|0 comments

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