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How to open the Maclock retro Macintosh clock without breaking it [video](youtube.com)
2 points by cleverbit 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: WristGPT – Bringing ChatGPT to the Apple Watch(wristgpt.app)
1 points by cleverbit 1y ago|0 comments
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by cleverbit 1y ago
It’s been fun thinking about what a post-iPhone world might look like—especially in light of Jony Ive and Sam Altman’s recent $6.5B bet on ambient, AI-first devices (via the acquisition of io). Would love feedback or ideas for where to take
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Show HN: WristGPT – ChatGPT client for Apple Watch, no phone required(apps.apple.com)
2 points by cleverbit 1y ago|1 comments
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by cleverbit 1y ago
lol glad you got the joke
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Oops, I accidentally vibe-coded a ChatGPT client for my Apple Watch(richarddas.com)
21 points by cleverbit 1y ago|3 comments
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by cleverbit 2y ago
lol it’s me. But thanks for confusing me with an LLM? I guess? Should I complete a captcha for you? :/
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by cleverbit 2y ago
Hey thanks for your feedback, it’s really appreciated! Since there’s interest, I’ll publish the source code to help others learn, and put the app on the App Store for those who just want to use it. Regarding burpees and other types of motio
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by cleverbit 2y ago
WOW Murph Workouts! Respect. That is an awesome mission. I’d love to help.
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by cleverbit 2y ago
That’s true, and since it’s only tracking head movement at the moment, some further refinements would be needed to account for good positioning. I’d like to develop it further to see what else this technique can recognize.
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by cleverbit 2y ago
woah!
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by cleverbit 2y ago
It’s called a gym buddy ;) Only half-joking. I found having someone spot you, count or just stay accountable is a game changer. Whether thats a friend, or a personal trainer, it's always more fun in company!
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by cleverbit 2y ago
Oh awesome!! I was curious whether it was feasible to distill that kind of information from the Watch. Looking at this, apparently it is! Thanks for sharing.
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by cleverbit 2y ago
Garmins are amazing! They are pretty much the de facto equipment for fitness.
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by cleverbit 2y ago
I hear you! Finding an app that does just what you want can feel pretty overwhelming sometimes. I like how you phrase “counts reps of any repeating motion”, that’s sparked some ideas! Thanks!
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by cleverbit 2y ago
The amount of engineering that goes into these things is truly phenomenal, as highlighted by the CT scans done by Lumafield - check it out here: https://youtu.be/kRpIg23qGY8?si=r2t8_8VHVCwkDDLP
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by cleverbit 2y ago
Will do, and thanks for the tip! The more you know! ;)
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by cleverbit 2y ago
Love it! Yeah great idea!
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by cleverbit 2y ago
I’ll see what I can do, thanks for the feedback!
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by cleverbit 2y ago
Simple is the hardest thing. I’ll look into Strava Sync and see what I can do!
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by cleverbit 2y ago
Thanks! I’ll post it soon, stay tuned!
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by cleverbit 2y ago
I was curious to see if there’d be interest, but I’ll open source the code and release the app soon!
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by cleverbit 2y ago
thanks
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by cleverbit 2y ago
That’s a great idea. HealthKit doesn’t track anything at the granularity of the number of reps, and while it doesn’t have a workout type specifically for pushups, this could probably be classified as Strength Training. I’ll add it!
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Turning AirPods into a fitness tracker(richarddas.com)
284 points by cleverbit 2y ago|64 comments
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GPT helped me build a Python tool to work with the OpenAI Assistants API(github.com)
1 points by cleverbit 3y ago|1 comments
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by cleverbit 3y ago
Hey folks, just dropping in to share a python tool I put together for working with the OpenAI API. It’s a command line tool that helps with managing assistants, threads, and files. This was an early attempt at learning python for me, and it