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by flaque 7y ago
This is pretty dope, get more tunes on it.
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by flaque 7y ago
This argument always seemed like a fantasy to me. Cities and neighborhoods change over time. Legally forcing them to stay one way and not letting them adapt to the changing demands of the market seems petty and childish. When you buy a hous
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by flaque 8y ago
> the most productive devs really don't care if you shoulder-surf Are you sure this isn't because you've just forced out productive devs who aren't insane and tolerate this? You know... Like this: > those guys don&
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by flaque 8y ago
It is so much more distracting to know someone is watching you.
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by flaque 8y ago
This provides stable, consistent funding from a relatively unbiased source. Imagine investors got really hesitant and started pulling cash out; the tech industry would collapse. Government grants are a long-running driver of innovation. Pl
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by flaque 8y ago
The book is a lot of worksheets and sections for individual problems. Think of it a textbook. That said, it's still pretty good in audio-book format.
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by flaque 8y ago
> If you know someone suffering from depression please don't install this on their phone until they see a professional. ^^ +1 to that. If you're using CBT for a mental health disorder, see someone. That said, don't let the
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by flaque 8y ago
Ah yeah it is at the moment. Working on fixing that, I only have an iPhone, so I’ve been hesitant to heavily advertise the Android version. At the moment its breaking on a fair amount of people’s phones, but working on fixing it
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by flaque 8y ago
This is a good point, will do.
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by flaque 8y ago
Does this help? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tech.econn.qui...
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by flaque 8y ago
Also agree! This was the book that originally turned me on to CBT. It sounds super cheesy, but everyone should read that book.
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by flaque 8y ago
This is something I’m kind of “working towards” incrementally. It’s on the road map, but I haven’t quite figured out all the details yet. You need a settings screen and a in app alert box to do it correctly, so recent updates were tackling
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by flaque 8y ago
Ah, yeah! Data is only stored on the device. It’s never sent anywhere.
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by flaque 8y ago
Thank you!!
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by flaque 8y ago
Lol nope! Good catch thanks!
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by flaque 8y ago
I can, though I’d prefer to find a champion who can help support an f-droid version; at the moment I have difficulty supporting the google play Android version since I don’t have an Android :(
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by flaque 8y ago
I am! Though note the project is kept purposefully small in features.
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by flaque 8y ago
> with an audience with doesn’t identify as needing CBT Agreed, it’s super useful for day to day stuff. Take a thought like “I took too many hints in that interview question.” That thought might lead to “I must have failed that interview
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Quirk – Open-Source Cognitive Behavioral Therapy(github.com)
346 points by flaque 8y ago|62 comments
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How to Pick a CS Program(econn.tech)
1 points by flaque 8y ago|0 comments
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Rules for Mental Health Tech(econn.tech)
2 points by flaque 8y ago|0 comments
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by flaque 8y ago
This seems like it's offering some technique but the website tells me nothing about what that technique is; it just looks like a todolist.
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CO2 Emissions of Websites(websitecarbon.com)
5 points by flaque 8y ago|0 comments
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by flaque 8y ago
> The reason "total gridlock" hasn't happened is as simple as the city, businesses, and individuals enacting different timings/routes/operations to avoid issues. This is the claim of the article.
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by flaque 8y ago
This argument is silly. If restaurants are harder to run, the average quality of the place goes down. The existence of high quality restaurants does not refute the possibility of the average going down.
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by flaque 8y ago
> Running a restaurant is generally a very poor means of making a living as the author repeatedly points out. This is a really awful way of reading this article. I like restaurants. I like good food. I can buy into the argument that the
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by flaque 8y ago
This is super cool.
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by flaque 8y ago
A meta-analysis ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3584580/ ) of 269 studies found it for depression to be roughly equal to medication treatment and that when combined with medication was more effec
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by flaque 8y ago
For those unaware, CBT is an extremely effective, evidence based way of treating many mental health disorders including depression and panic disorder. It's also a fantastic way of reevaluating biases. It can be extremely effective at g
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Show HN: Open Source Generalized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy on iOS(getquirk.app)
13 points by flaque 8y ago|3 comments

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