lincolnpark

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by lincolnpark 3y ago
That's what we're working on. Check out our work. I run a company called Karuna Labs
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by lincolnpark 6y ago
Karuna Labs | REMOTE | Full-time | Lead Backend Software Engineer | https://karunalabs.com Karuna Labs is an early-stage venture-backed digital therapeutics company. We build immersive virtual reality technology designed to trea
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How to Create a Simple NPC in Unity(karunavr.com)
2 points by lincolnpark 8y ago|0 comments
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by lincolnpark 8y ago
Karuna Labs | Software Engineer (Virtual Reality, Fullstack, Backend, SRE) | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Fulltime | http://karunavr.com Looking to hire a Unity Developer for a chronic pain Virtual Reality application. We use th
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by lincolnpark 8y ago
Karuna Labs | Software Engineer (Virtual Reality, Fullstack, Backend, SRE) | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Fulltime | http://karunavr.com Looking to hire a Unity Developer for a chronic pain Virtual Reality application. We use th
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by lincolnpark 8y ago
We even created a training method around this for treating chronic pain. ( http://karunavr.com )
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by lincolnpark 9y ago
We're developing a VR application for chronic pain management. http://karunavr.com I don't think it's too sci-fi.
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High Fidelity Launches Social Virtual Reality Worlds on Steam(store.steampowered.com)
2 points by lincolnpark 10y ago|0 comments
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by lincolnpark 10y ago
If you're into working on a Opensource Social Virtual Reality platform, we're always looking for contributors! http://highfidelity.io
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by lincolnpark 10y ago
I'm the one they featured in this article.. http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v531/n7592_supp/full/53...
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Prospects and Dangers of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation(nature.com)
12 points by lincolnpark 11y ago|1 comments
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Neurofeedback Assisted Mindfulness(unfetter.com)
1 points by lincolnpark 11y ago|0 comments
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by lincolnpark 11y ago
Try MissionDharma on 15th st. Pretty secular. Howie is a great teacher.
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by lincolnpark 11y ago
Check out a vipassana retreat.
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by lincolnpark 12y ago
There's a guy named Sterling Cooper who is doing some interesting work on tDCS. http://cogtech.net/blog/2014/07/interview-with-sterling-cool...
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by lincolnpark 12y ago
Reading: Be As You Are - Ramana Maharshi Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg Applied Security Visualization - Raffael Marty
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by lincolnpark 13y ago
Also, are your API endpoints working properly.
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by lincolnpark 13y ago
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by lincolnpark 14y ago
when are you going to open the Django section?
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by lincolnpark 15y ago
Awesome. Maybe you can find a way to work with Mike Bostock on the Cube project. Add some interactivity to real time graphs.
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by lincolnpark 15y ago
im working on a product in the senior care market
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by lincolnpark 15y ago
Another problem is that there is no "Category Killer" company which can incubate tech focused entrepreneurs like there is in SV. In SV there are companies liek Paypal, Google, Facebook, Yahoo, etc. who attract top engineering talent. Had th
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by lincolnpark 16y ago
Oh no! singularity is playin itself out
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by lincolnpark 16y ago
The existing electronic health records landscape is incredibly fragmented. I read a post somewhere recently that listed 400 different EHR businesses. The interoperability problems are the same ones that the internet experienced in the early
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by lincolnpark 16y ago
The 5x5 programs are usually geared towards intermediates. I've done a few cycles of Bill Starr's 5x5 program but only after I'd learned the rudiments of weight training. I'd use starting strength as a beginning point, then progress to 5x5,
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by lincolnpark 16y ago
didnt see your email in your profile. i might be moving up there soon, we should connect.
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by lincolnpark 16y ago
You can start a tech company anywwhere outside Silicon Valley. The problem is its harder to scale a fast growing company.
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by lincolnpark 16y ago
so its official?
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by lincolnpark 16y ago
The benefits you get are equanimity, and concentrated attention. In sports it's called being "in the zone". It's a state of mind where you are fully present and time slows down. Others call it "flow." Now imagine if you could direct that ty
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by lincolnpark 16y ago
Never pay with debit

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