hashbangsam

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by hashbangsam 12y ago
the pricing sounds a bit steep for what it is (350 sek is ~50 usd/month). the only noticeable improvement over a standard account is the music calendar, which seems like a pretty easy hack over the spotify api. would make for a fun mu
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
it creates ambient lighting, and feels like being on a photo shoot. it's just some foam posterboard tapes together, but it does a good job of reflecting light from many angles, so if you are reading/writing on the desk, you don&#x
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
it's called a turtlebot, just a simple trashcan robot that you can throw sensors on for basic research
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
csail
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
it does the opposite for my shoulders, they are relaxed. i keep a pillow around that i sometimes place behind my head to zero-out any neck strain
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
i slide the chair forward until the arms are just under the desk and my feet hit the back wall of the desk. occasionally i slide the monitors forward or backward if my eyes feel strained
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
cool hadn't seen that, but that's pretty much what i find to be the optimal angle. monitor hacks are definitely the next step, i'd prefer them higher and slightly angled downwards
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
... and that picture was on a good day
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
our lab is a photon vacuum. i've iterated through an array of desk lamps, but realized the biggest problem is the lack of reflections from walls/ceilings. so the shield is a big light reflector --- just foam posterboard taped toge
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by hashbangsam 13y ago
i sometimes pull them forward. they need to be on casters too :)
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Show HN: My Desk Chair(people.csail.mit.edu)
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