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jeznag
3y ago
I've been using Shimmer for close to a year now and would highly recommend it. Have found it really useful and it's worth the money. I go over super specific issues with my coach each week in the 15 minute sessions: e.g. how do I
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Show HN: Late No More – punctuality app built by a team with ADHD
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3y ago
You can use focusbear.io to block websites (e.g. hackernews) on desktop and mobile.
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jeznag
3y ago
There's definitely a lot of crossover. Not the same app but I built focusbear.io to help with my own ADHD symptoms. It blocks distractions and also helps build habit routines.
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jeznag
3y ago
I've built Focus Bear (focusbear.io) to solve similar problems. It works on Android and on desktop.
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3y ago
Another one to add to the list is Focus Bear: $5/month for cross device distraction blocking (desktop and mobile) and it also has habit stacking features. We've been building it for the last 12 months and it works pretty well.
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3y ago
If you want a desktop solution now, Focus Bear (focusbear.io) can do it. Our iOS app will have a similar UX to Clearspace (just waiting for apple to approve our Screentime permissions).
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4y ago
Another ADHD founder here. I got value from the first session. I've always had massive issues with punctuality (I got fired from a CTO job because I rocked up late to a crucial board meeting among other things) and talking it through w
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4y ago
Have you tried the VA strategy yourself? I don't think it's that simple to get a VA to help. I have used a lot of VAs over the years and there is a significant time cost for me in training them up to help. It's not necessaril
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4y ago
It's not a normie coach. I use this service and my coach has ADHD herself (plus some other traits). I've been using it for 3 weeks and have found it very useful. I think you dismiss the role of metacognition. There are strategies
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5y ago
Deluge On a Luge | https://www.delugeonaluge.com | Full Stack Dev | Remote | Technologies: React, Python We're a microsaas building business SMS + telephony solutions that integrate with Zoho CRM. https://docs.go
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5y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | REMOTE | FULL-STACK Micro SaaS founder looking for a full stack React + Python dev who can operate in EST and doesn't mind occasionally talking to customers to troubleshoot issues. https://docs.google.co
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6y ago
Zoho Creator is pretty nice if you don't mind closed source/proprietary. You drag and drop fields onto forms and it creates a database behind the scenes. Can be customised using their scripting language which is similar to javascr
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6y ago
Zoho Creator is pretty nice if you don't mind closed source/proprietary.
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7y ago
Agree that high code review latency is bad for team productivity. The best code reviews are timely, polite and actionable (not just nitpick comments about syntax).
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Show HN: YUSoMean? A code review tool to help you be nicer
(github.com)
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7y ago
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YUSoMean? A code review tool to help you be nicer
(medium.com)
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JWL: Ethical open source license
(github.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Create all the JS frameworks you like. Just release them under a Do No Harm license which precludes use by tobacco vendors, gambling companies, predatory lending firms etc.
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JWL: Ethical open source license
(hackernoon.com)
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8y ago
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9y ago
Old news https://www.theverge.com/2014/11/24/7255199/slack-alters-pri...
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Where are the programmers who give a shit?
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