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by fheisler 3y ago
Amazing! The spoken demo reminds me of Victor Borge's Phonetic Punctuation. This would be such a great way to spend so much time getting slightly more efficient...
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by fheisler 3y ago
Thank you! Although TBF I only merged the pedantic README update :D
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by fheisler 4y ago
It's always going to be plenty of physical effort! In terms of the mental overhead: there are some letters/motions like R, F, D that just feel second-nature already from lots of practice and more 'obvious' positions, but
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by fheisler 4y ago
It honestly takes all my focus and concentration to remember the signals quickly. That's the look of 100% dedication to a silly task!
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by fheisler 4y ago
'Murica is the only red, white, and blue! ...Actually they just happened to be the first cheap bands that came up on Amazon.
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by fheisler 4y ago
Thanks! Today has certainly been a good jumpstart :)
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by fheisler 4y ago
I started building a super simplified version of something like this to help me practice flag semaphore, but ended up learning the alphabet a lot faster than finishing that script :o)
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by fheisler 4y ago
I replied to a similar comment above, definitely worth an experiment!
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by fheisler 4y ago
Interesting, I wonder if you could make a BodyChord or FaceChord setup using steno... Can you actually write code using a steno keyboard - as in, full access to all the usual symbols and modifiers - or would it just be for letters and bas
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by fheisler 4y ago
Hm which gear was particularly French? I was just channeling 80s aerobics workout in the intro, or the style of the songs played in the video.
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by fheisler 4y ago
Ooh yes, I wonder if you could use it like gait recognition to define your own not-easy-to-replicate motion. My dance is my password...
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by fheisler 4y ago
Thanks! Yeah, I definitely chose the easy way over the 'right' way for this version with just setting simple thresholds. I'm not sure how well it will work yet, but for a game controller I might try to have users record their
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by fheisler 4y ago
Excellent, I'll reach out! Your balloon game looks a bit more like my face keyboard interface: https://github.com/everythingishacked/CheekyKeys#readme
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by fheisler 4y ago
Ironically this project also first got covered by Hackaday on April 1, so quite a few people thought it was only another prank.
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by fheisler 4y ago
It only took me a couple days to learn all the signals and work out the modifiers, but about ten days of ~an hour a day after that of speeding things up. Maybe I'll make my own instructional 80s workout video for it...
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by fheisler 4y ago
Author here! Pleasant surprise to find my project at the top of HN this morning with such positive feedback :) I'm happy to answer any questions or hear suggestions for future tweaks. Planning to make this into a customizable full-body
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Hacker Uses Hand Signals to Become Human Keyboard(laughingsquid.com)
2 points by fheisler 4y ago|0 comments
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Human-Assisted Art(humanassistedart.com)
1 points by fheisler 4y ago|0 comments
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Coding a Zoom video filter from scratch in Python and OpenCV(youtube.com)
2 points by fheisler 4y ago|0 comments
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by fheisler 4y ago
I built a real-time helper that's a bit simpler approach: https://github.com/everythingishacked/Hackle I find it useful for trying out new words/strategies after a first round of play.
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Twitch and blink your way through typing with this facial keyboard(hackaday.com)
1 points by fheisler 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Improve your Wordle game with a browser extension(github.com)
1 points by fheisler 5y ago|0 comments
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by fheisler 5y ago
Agreed, I like discovering interesting patterns and strategies, but always using the same 'best' openers is less exciting. I made a browser extension to show remaining solution counts and make it easier to restart the game without
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The Most Common Security Mistakes React Devs Make(medium.com)
6 points by fheisler 7y ago|0 comments
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by fheisler 7y ago
Hunter2 (YC W18) | secure coding evangelist | San Francisco, CA | REMOTE | hunter2.com Hunter2 teaches secure coding through interactive web apps that developers exploit and patch. Instead of watching lame videos, you get real experience ha
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by fheisler 8y ago
Hunter2 (YC18) | secure coding evangelist | San Francisco, CA | REMOTE | hunter2.com Hunter2 teaches secure coding through interactive web apps that developers exploit and patch. Instead of watching lame videos, you get real experience hack
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by fheisler 8y ago
Hunter2 (YC18) | front-end UI/UX specialist | San Francisco, CA | REMOTE | hunter2.com Hunter2 teaches secure coding through interactive web apps that developers exploit and patch. Take a look at a demo lab to see the platform in actio
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by fheisler 8y ago
Hunter2 | full stack developer | San Francisco, CA | REMOTE | hunter2.com Hunter2 (YC18) teaches modern secure coding through interactive web apps that developers exploit and patch. Take a look at a demo lab to see the platform in action:
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by fheisler 8y ago
Hunter2 | full stack developer | San Francisco, CA | REMOTE | hunter2.com Hunter2 (YC18) teaches modern secure coding through interactive web apps that developers exploit and patch. Take a look at a demo lab to see the platform in action:
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Hunter2 (YC W18) teaches engineers web app security with a hands-on approach(techcrunch.com)
4 points by fheisler 9y ago|0 comments

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