plahteenlahti

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by plahteenlahti 9mo ago
https://perttu.dev Mostly mobile and web development, emphasis on monetization, and some cognitive science stuff (before I became a developer)
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by plahteenlahti 5y ago
Looks great! Reminds me very much of AppGyver, which is a tool I've been using in few client projects. It uses react native under the hood, allowing for example creating logic using either the node-based logic builder or plain JavaScri
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by plahteenlahti 5y ago
The new remote is a welcome change. If it's backwards compatible I might end up buying just to replace the current one which is very inaccurate for navigating.
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by plahteenlahti 6y ago
I made this app originally half a year ago because I use Netlify for a lot of sites and needed a quick way to check deployment information and form submissions. Finally two weeks ago I decided to see if anyone else would have any use for it
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Show HN: Netli.fyi – React Native app for managing Netlify sites(netli.fyi)
3 points by plahteenlahti 6y ago|1 comments
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by plahteenlahti 7y ago
Hey this is actually something I’ve been looking for! It’s simple and fast without the extra stuff you often find on sites proving the same stock search functionality. I also like the ability so explore by country. What are you using as the
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by plahteenlahti 7y ago
Oura seems to be the most accurate at the moment, but only by a small margin, and that is mostly because it's the only one that uses also temperature to measure sleep (in addition to heartbeat and movement). Detecting when person is as
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by plahteenlahti 7y ago
I'm trying to get people to sleep better by providing them relevant sleep coaching by combing their sleep tracker’s data with CBT-I derived sleep coaching program. Been working on this project for a year now, and it’s finally starting
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by plahteenlahti 7y ago
Maybe posting this will give that much-needed motivation to finish up on the two recent blog posts I've been postponing for over a month now. https://lahteenlahti.com
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by plahteenlahti 7y ago
Currently, my list of to-reads looks like this: Non-fiction: The Upstarts: How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of the New Silicon Valley Are Changing the World Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men Hacking Darwin: Ge
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
Your explanation on how you plan to keep the data anonymised sounds good. I also love that you’re using existing cameras, I recently observed as a large it-consultancy piloted their multi-camera solution with a large Finnish grocery store c
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
According to his tweet [1], there is a separate hiring track for front end engineers that does not include that much algorithmic knowledge. I was surprised too. [1] https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/1078658656
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
Really enjoyed Lost and Founder by Rand Fishkin https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/35957156 It’s an honest look at the life of a startup founder, but without all that self-congratulatory stuff and bragging you o
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
Flutter is worth looking into, and is currently being pushed quite a lot by Google as well. Key benefit over Android development with Kotlin or Java is the possibility using the same codebase for both iOS and android apps. I’ve tried Flutte
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
I started a health tech startup, and our first product is a sleep coaching app, which combines user’s sleep data with sleep coaching protocol to train people to sleep better and manage their circadian rhythm. Was able to get a paid pilot wi
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
Favourites of 2018: Lost and Founder: The Mostly Awful, Sometimes Awesome Truth about Building a Tech Startup by Rand Fishkin https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/35957156 Transforming NOKIA: The Power of Paranoid
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
Interested to hear what flexbox features were unsupported? I’ve been in a same kind of situation but was able to support everything on “IE version” of the app by using flexbox.
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
Deleted my account permanently two months ago. In the beginning it was interesting too see how it had become a habit to write the url almost without thinking, and for three weeks I found myself opening a new tab and writing the Facebook.com
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
Both actually work in improving the quality of your sleep and whether you should exercise in the morning or in the evening depends on your chronotype. However if you decide to exercise in the evening you should aim to be done with it at lea
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by plahteenlahti 8y ago
I think this depends how you value your time, and how you feel about reading. I personally feel that the point of reading is not simply about understanding the fundamental ideas those books are about. More important is to do something you e