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What are the most stressful places in Boston? We’re about to find out(betaboston.com)
5 points by robg 11y ago|2 comments
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When and Where Do You Stress? Ambitious Project Aims to Map Daily Life(commonhealth.wbur.org)
45 points by robg 11y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Why isn't the Amazon Echo discussed as the huge sensation it is?
6 points by robg 11y ago|9 comments
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by robg 11y ago
Neumitra - stress management devices, apps, and analytics - Boston, MA Full-time for embedded, mobile, and full stack applications from physiological and contextual data, front-end and mobile developers and data scientists and any one inter
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by robg 11y ago
Neumitra - stress management devices, apps, and analytics - Boston, MA at South Station/Leather District Full-time for embedded, mobile, and full stack applications from physiological and contextual data. We're hiring data-driven
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When and Where Do You Stress? Ambitious Project Aims to Map Daily Life(commonhealth.wbur.org)
1 points by robg 11y ago|0 comments
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by robg 11y ago
Any one else seeing Chrome increasingly become more unstable on iOS?
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by robg 11y ago
Sounds like burnout.
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by robg 11y ago
Perhaps post this as a poll? http://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll
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Poor sleeping habits are filling our brains with neurotoxins?(qz.com)
10 points by robg 11y ago|1 comments
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by robg 11y ago
Wish he showed the names.
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by robg 11y ago
Neumitra - physiology of daily brain health - Boston, MA at South Station/Leather District Full-time for embedded, mobile (iOS and Android), and full stack applications from physiological data. At Neumitra we're building medical e
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by robg 11y ago
FUD
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by robg 11y ago
Mostly useless. The AI is really bad. I get the weather and maybe a few music stations from asking. Otherwise, a lot of promise wasted and not convinced it will get anywhere exciting anytime soon. Asking "Alexa" not "Echo&quo
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by robg 11y ago
And the name plates.
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by robg 11y ago
How sleep washes the brain of toxins: http://www.nih.gov/researchmatters/october2013/10282013clear... This mechanism could also be the cause of the refreshment we feel after a short nap or meditation. Much harder
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by robg 11y ago
Neumitra - physiology of daily brain health - Boston, MA at South Station/Leather District Full-time for embedded, mobile (iOS and Android), and full stack applications from physiological data. At Neumitra we're building medical e
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by robg 11y ago
Seems like a win-win for all involved. Uber can devote many more times the investment than the Feds are making. CMU and its people get to focus on the technologies, not writing grants. And CMU likely gets royalties for previous inventions.
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by robg 11y ago
Stress makes the brain lose focus.
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by robg 11y ago
Neumitra - physiology of daily brain health - Boston, MA at South Station/Leather District Full-time for embedded, mobile (iOS and Android), and full stack applications from physiological data. At Neumitra we're building medical e
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The Feel-Good Gene(nytimes.com)
11 points by robg 12y ago|1 comments
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Making a Brain Map That We Can Use(npr.org)
20 points by robg 12y ago|2 comments
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by robg 12y ago
Neumitra - physiology of daily brain health - Boston, MA at South Station/Leather District Full-time for embedded, mobile (iOS and Android), and full stack applications from physiological data. At Neumitra we're building medical e
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by robg 12y ago
I didn't mean to imply an either-or. Sometimes the stigma of a mental health professional is too great a burden.
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by robg 12y ago
Might be time to talk to a CBT specialist. Think of it like physical therapy for the brain. It actually changes connectivity patterns. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19622682
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by robg 12y ago
Small sample but I've found in physiological data this actually increases my baseline anxiety but takes away the ups-and-downs. More research obviously needed than this anecdote.
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by robg 12y ago
Are you getting enough sleep and exercise? Meditation? The brain is a muscle like any other.
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by robg 12y ago
Keep in mind that confiding in and talking with close friends is a good form of therapy.
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by robg 12y ago
We have data now to support the sleep-stress relationship. Hope to publish that soon. Now sleep is the most important thing I do every day. Then exercise. Then work.
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by robg 12y ago
Very much so, so much so we built technologies to help measure and manage the physiology of anxiety/stress. I found that my physiology is much more manageable when I sleep well and exercise. From the perspective of the body, the autono

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