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by guzik 5mo ago
Sadly the app doesn't work. There is no popup asking for microphone permission. EDIT: I see there is an open issue for that on github
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by guzik 6mo ago
These are valid points but the upside of vr is still much bigger than the current downsides. The ability to explore worlds as if you're actually there is something no other medium really offers.
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Pug 3.0.4(github.com)
1 points by guzik 6mo ago|0 comments
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by guzik 7mo ago
if you're experimenting with hrv/biofeedback then you might find Aidlab 2 interesting, it gives RR + GSR in one wearable (fyi I am the author)
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by guzik 7mo ago
yes,, render feels like the most natural next step right now (similar mental model). Still kind of nostalgic about Heroku, had really good times with it.
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Stripe's New Landing Page(stripe.com)
1 points by guzik 8mo ago|1 comments
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by guzik 8mo ago
Same here! Still on a streak since day one
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by guzik 8mo ago
hey guys, we’ve had a chance to chat a few times. Fingers crossed for your launch here. Have you thought about Show HN? Your product is clearly needed, and I’ll always support standardization /open standards.
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by guzik 8mo ago
by tracking sleep, what exactly do you mean by that? sleep phases, sleep score, sleep duration?
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by guzik 10mo ago
the open-source models will catch up, 100%
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by guzik 10mo ago
No, and no nudity, no reference images. Example: 'athlete wearing a health tracker under a fitted training top'
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by guzik 10mo ago
'athlete wearing a health tracker under a fitted training top' Failed to generate content: permission denied. Please try again.
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by guzik 10mo ago
Cool, but it's still unusable for me. Somehow all my prompts are violating the rules, huh?
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by guzik 10mo ago
Previous one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36583419 (2023)
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Ask HN: Any Hardware Startups Here?
2 points by guzik 10mo ago|1 comments
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by guzik 10mo ago
Congrats guys on your release. I tried new VitalLens side by side with my medical grade tracker (Aidmed One) but the respiration numbers were quite off. Curious if you've done any comparisons against actual hardware (chest-based or con
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by guzik 10mo ago
> It's not sexy, and as a result an overwhelming majority of the population is unaware about how to avoid succumbing to it When I started building an ECG Holter in my early 20s, I tried to get some friends to use it and kept hearing
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by guzik 11mo ago
So I went on X after a long break from social media, and my feed is full of tips like this one: Growing on X is so simple I’m shocked it works. 100x comments a day 10x posts a day 15x DM’s a day 1x thread a day 1x email a day T
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Measuring Stress(aidlab.com)
2 points by guzik 11mo ago|0 comments
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by guzik 11mo ago
Hey, can you join our Discord: https://discord.gg/sPay3Xm ? Reach out to me personally (@guzik1) - happy to help you with that as we've already had a few people who integrated with rpi, so I can share some tips and exam
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by guzik 11mo ago
Thank you! We've integrated a different chip for measuring chest movements
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by guzik 11mo ago
sadly, comfort for chest straps compared to hand straps is a known issue and ours is definitely no different. Wve done a bunch of tests, tried different materials/custom solutions, and honestly we're still clueless how to make it
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by guzik 11mo ago
for regular users, since the device itself doesn't have any interface, we need to send at least some data so they can see it somewhere. the natural place is the phone, but not all of our professional clients liked viewing long ECG reco
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by guzik 11mo ago
Thanks! Yep, the interface for a shell is available here: aidlab.com/developer/debug we are using Jquery Terminal + Web Bluetooth (sadly, I think it's not under active development anymore) and yeah, when we started years ago,
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by guzik 11mo ago
we don't have any plans right now to build a blood glucose sensor (although we already support a few external sensors - but not glucose monitors yet)
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Show HN: Aidlab – Health Data for Devs
59 points by guzik 11mo ago|18 comments
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by guzik 1y ago
I am glad that we decided to pick CSV as our default format for health data (even for heavy stuff like raw ECG). Yeah, files were bigger, but clients loved that they could just download them, open in Excel, make a quick chart. Meanwhile oth
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by guzik 1y ago
We thought for a long time about using protobufs in our product [1] and in the end we went with JSON-RPC 2.0 over BLE, base64 for bigger chunks. Yeah, you still need to pass sample format and decode manually. The overhead is fine tho, debug
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by guzik 1y ago
That makes sense, thanks a lot for clarifying! I'll send you an email.
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by guzik 1y ago
Some are for free: - aidlab.com/datasets - physionet.org

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