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by guzik 1y ago
That makes sense, thanks a lot for clarifying! I'll send you an email.
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by guzik 1y ago
Some are for free: - aidlab.com/datasets - physionet.org
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by guzik 1y ago
glad there are a few supporting comments including yours (I thought I was the only one who felt the criticism was excessive)
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by guzik 1y ago
thanks for linking to my landing page! Here's the backstory of how it all started: https://howtoware.com/aidlab (good reading for anyone wondering how to start a wearable startup)
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by guzik 1y ago
Ha, thank you for that! I actually didn't have prior experience in wearables. My background was in mobile app development. I co-founded a company during the app boom, and we built a lot of iOS and Android apps. The transition into heal
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by guzik 1y ago
Gee, today is my birthday (36). I've never managed to get anything I've built to the HN front page. Always wondered if that means my ideas just weren’t that interesting, or if it's just the luck of the draw. *edited my origin
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by guzik 1y ago
let me piggyback on this thread because maybe there’s a kind soul here who knows the answer. I set up some simple cron jobs in Claude Code that run every few hours. I am on the Pro plan and unfortunately, I cant fully solve this one problem
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by guzik 1y ago
just 1hr ago (1 AM local time) I saw 'your app is live on app store' notification on my phone and eagerly launched it... only to have it crash instantly. After a debug session I discovered an obscure bug in tflite library that onl
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by guzik 1y ago
we've built a wrapper around Apple Health to simplify data extraction and synchronization. If you think this might be useful, feel free to drop me a message.
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by guzik 1y ago
Those who made it to the Birmingham show were very lucky
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by guzik 1y ago
Had an interesting encounter recently. Was coming back from a festival and got talking to this woman who mentioned she has to be careful about her health. Turns out she has a pacemaker. Since I'm in the medical device space (much lower
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by guzik 1y ago
Are you comfortable with chest straps?
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by guzik 1y ago
I might be missing something, but is there any _practical_ value in this line of research beyond academic curiosity? I've stumbled across this article a few times already, and still can't quite find the real-world application wher
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by guzik 1y ago
glad you mentioned xbar, and your comment is ranked high (so maybe someone can help me out). I've been a long-time user of xbar, but recently it stopped showing up in the menubar on macOS 15.2. Even a simple script with just print does
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by guzik 2y ago
This is hilarious. I'm also confused about whether they released it or not because the results are underwhelming. EDIT: Ok it works in Sora, and my jaw dropped
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by guzik 2y ago
I'd add pitching here: https://aitinkerers.org/ . There are lots of such events in major cities. I've been to a couple, and they were awesome (quick 5-minute demo formula)
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AI fakers exposed in tech dev recruitment(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
13 points by guzik 2y ago|7 comments
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by guzik 2y ago
LD is becoming popular again? I feel like I’m seeing more and more threads about it lately. Even my friends are getting back into practicing LD after abandoning it because of how hard it was to achieve. I think I’ve had a lucid dream twice
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by guzik 2y ago
Where are the images on your blog?
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by guzik 2y ago
> does your organization's S3 costs ever become a problem A bit. We moved to a stricter data retention policy.
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by guzik 2y ago
Pebble is still the best and the only watch I've ever owned. Nothing has matched its simplicity and functionality for me.
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by guzik 2y ago
Gumroad was dishonest to us on so many levels. Fortunately, it was around the time Stripe became available in our country, so we could move our 'toys' to a new payment processor (I know Gumroad is also a marketplace, but that was
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by guzik 2y ago
I'd give anything to move our apps to the web. We're in the medical field (our apps connect to medical devices over Bluetooth), so publishing on Google Play is like a Kafkaesque fever dream. Two days ago they tell us our app fits
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by guzik 2y ago
Clearly, in Cupertino, 'enhancing user experiences' without consent is the top priority.
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by guzik 2y ago
Imagine this: Newton formalized calculus in 1671, yet the first (known) visualization of a continuous was drawn in 1669.
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by guzik 2y ago
Don’t even get me started. We’re in wearable electronics, and somehow, we have to compete with devices priced under $15. I know there are people who say, “Why pay more?” but honestly, at that price, you’re not just missing out on quality ma
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by guzik 2y ago
Ok, but I think most popular health apps and wearables offer access to data via an API (allowing you to pull the data periodically) or through a CSV export. At Aidlab, if we didn’t provide this, most of our clients would quickly find an alt
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by guzik 2y ago
Do you think they might start monetizing, for example, by prioritizing certain companies' products over others? For now, we are getting some traffic from chatgpt whenever someone asks for sleep and heart rate monitors, which is nice.
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by guzik 2y ago
_Somebody Has Already Figured It Out and Won’t Share the Results with You_ For easy questions, sure, it’s way simpler to find answers now. But relatively speaking, if building a raft in 3000 BC was super hard, today’s equivalent might be as
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by guzik 2y ago
It only affects 3rd party analytics, so it should not.

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