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AlexanderZ
3mo ago
some people went on to explore the code limits, hehe. it's been fixed
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AlexanderZ
3mo ago
By the way, there is an ios app: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6755528165
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AlexanderZ
3mo ago
well, it's a personal preference thing then. I'd rather enter my email quickly and click a link than generate and store a new password for each website in a password manager
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3mo ago
Fixed it. Elon Musk had too much time on his hands
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3mo ago
Fixed it. The fun part is there is no real protection against bots/AI and the code works as expected - they EASILY score 100. It's the humans that are too predictable.
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3mo ago
plot twist: there is no frog, it's all your internal biases (what you do after success/failure)
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3mo ago
On my todo list: when the frog wins, it runs towards you and knocks you out, haha
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3mo ago
With Brain Frog I went even further - it doesn't actually check L/R. Instead, it checks what you do after a landed/blocked punch (some people tend to switch after a block, others insist on hitting the same side until they lan
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3mo ago
what's your score?
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3mo ago
it's the coach mode telling you which biases you have so you can fix them in a ranked match
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3mo ago
nice! try playing it the first thing every morning, it really wakes up your brain
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3mo ago
you don't have to aim
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3mo ago
a variation of Aaronson Oracle
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3mo ago
because it doesn't? practice mode requires no login. if you want to play a ranked match then you'll need an account, how else could it work?
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3mo ago
practice mode? the record for ranked matches is 64
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Show HN: Brain Frog – Can you be random enough for 11 lines of JavaScript?
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Show HN: Brain training game based on Aaronson Oracle
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11mo ago
Hey HN, long time ago I came up with an idea that (by accident) helps with anxiety and procrastination. I read somewhere that scientists managed to plant false memories into mices' minds. I thought to myself as a joke "well, what
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Show HN: Single Day – lower your anxiety and stop procrastinating
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6y ago
Thanks! I actually use Zero myself, so it was fun to watch. Unfortunately, the situations are different, because they left all free features free. In our case, some free features will become paid only.
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Ask HN: SaaS going from free to paid. How to transition existing users?
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AlexanderZ
6y ago
So what does the real minimal setup look like? Will text ("This website uses cookies") + a button ("I agree") work?
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AlexanderZ
6y ago
Hey HN! I'm Alexander. I love making stuff that solves my own problems. If you ever ordered shoes online, you know how tricky sizing is. I personally own shoes ranging from size 11 and up to size 13. Before Feetlot, the solution was to
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Show HN: Feetlot – Never buy the wrong size shoes ever again
(feetlot.com)
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6y ago
Every day of your life gets its own page so you can post a comment there. Usually people write to their past selves regarding some regrets in order to ease the pain. Simply putting your thoughts out of the mind and onto the screen helps. An
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I've been working on an app that allows me to send messages to my past and future selves, as well as posting today's thoughts (for reading by my future self). I had initially created it over a weekend as a fun side project, but it
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7y ago
That was my first thought, but I don't want to lose years of journaling if I lose my phone.
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7y ago
A few years ago I read an article about scientists planting false memories into a mouse. [0] This got me thinking that people were next. Then I thought: what if it already had happened? What if I've already been planted false memories?
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12y ago
Interesting idea. Would love to specify the categories of startups I'm interested when I sign up. This way your startups can also get only interested people.
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AlexanderZ
12y ago
Great job! How about adding an option of showing the header when the users moves the cursor to the top of the window? Just like http://lyst.com are doing it.
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