anzerarkin

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   by anzerarkin 5mo ago

   I don’t think this is only a kids issue. A lot of adults need this too. The addictive apps are very well designed, while most blockers are either too easy to ignore or too annoying to keep using. I built a small iOS blocker because I had th
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   by anzerarkin 5mo ago

   I hate the voice ai though, it's so much dumber
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   Show HN: EvoCat – a strict iOS app blocker with "cat"-based enforcement(evocat.app)

   2 points by anzerarkin 6mo ago|0 comments
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   by anzerarkin 8mo ago

   Well, even working as an AI engineer is no longer secure. It may soon be the case that all humans work for bots created by others. Is that the universal salary we are talking about?
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   Show HN: I spent 2 years building an iOS app no one asked for(basamasa.github.io)

   7 points by anzerarkin 1y ago|3 comments
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   Show HN: EvoCat – A Gamified iOS App Blocker(evocat.app)

   2 points by anzerarkin 1y ago|0 comments
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   by anzerarkin 1y ago

   I also made an app to fix my scrolling issue — it’s called EvoCat. The idea came from wanting to combine the best parts of all the focus apps I used: scheduled block sessions like Opal, mindful breathing interruptions like One Sec, and some
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   I built a digital pet that evolves as you improve your focus habits(evocat.app)

   2 points by anzerarkin 2y ago|1 comments
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   by anzerarkin 2y ago

   Hi HN, I've been working on a solution to a problem I personally struggled with—maintaining focus in our hyper-connected digital environment. Rather than simply blocking apps or showing stats, I wanted to create something that would ma