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tchock23
2mo ago
Watching some of the Lakers courtside games on the Vision Pro was awesome, and I’m not even a Lakers fan. If they rolled that out more broadly it would be a system seller for sports fanatics.
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tchock23
2mo ago
Not sure why you got downvoted. This works for a lot of people. Doesn’t work for me because I find the video aspect to be awkward, but the concept of ‘body doubling’ as a way of enabling focus is well established. [Editing to note that perh
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tchock23
2mo ago
I’ve read so much on magnesium and believe in the benefits of supplementation, but when I try it (regardless of type) I end up feeling devoid of energy and borderline depressed for three days after.
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tchock23
3mo ago
I was until today.
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tchock23
3mo ago
Same boat here. I’m able to get a lot done on CC at $100/mo and feel like I’m not being creative or productive enough somehow when I hear of people blowing past that in a day.
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tchock23
4mo ago
This hits home. I started my career in market research after someone told me that it was the only part of the business world where you’re paid to tell the unvarnished truth, which I thought was cool. It wasn’t until many years later that I
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tchock23
4mo ago
I bought the DeerRun Q2 last year and like it, although the pad itself is small so it’s only good for somewhat shorter people.
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tchock23
4mo ago
Blame Frank Luntz: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S02724...
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tchock23
6mo ago
I love when they use making a restaurant reservation as the example. On a list of things keep me up at night that is somewhere around #6,054, yet apparently for many tech bros that’s a top 10 life problem.
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tchock23
6mo ago
First Wade Boggs and now this. Just awful.
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tchock23
6mo ago
Fortnite does that as well. Annoying dark pattern.
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tchock23
8mo ago
I'm not sure why you're getting downvoted. These are valid criticisms of platforms like Lovable, Bolt, Replit, etc. that cater to "fast MVP" type customers. I'm not sure how you sustain the valuations if the churn i
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tchock23
10mo ago
Researchers just demonstrated that you can use LLMs to simulate human survey takers with 99% ability to bypass bot detection and a relatively low cost ($0.05/complete). At scale, that is how ‘elites’ shape mass preferences.
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tchock23
1y ago
All you have to do is look at the minuscule number views on any YouTube video links shared with a new product on PH. I've seen products with upvotes in the hundreds, yet it has single digit views on the related product video. One would
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tchock23
1y ago
That assumes Bitcoin maximalists ultimately see it as a means of transaction. The ones I come across in the wild are purely maximalists for speculative purposes and couldn’t care less about the “practical” use cases for it.
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tchock23
1y ago
I was enjoying Base44 but found out midway through a project that it doesn’t support websockets so it wouldn’t work for my needs. Switched back to Lovable and have been happily hacking away at that same project so far (although its early, a
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1y ago
I want to like this and dig into it as someone who has recently used Lovable and Base44 (and been using Bubble for a while), but the YouTube ‘demo’ video is really weak. The pace is too fast and you spend barely any time showing off your vi
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tchock23
1y ago
Create the problem. Fix the problem. Win!
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1y ago
I looked into Tether and that was all I needed to see.
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1y ago
It’s great you’ve been able to maintain a keto diet for over 20 years (longest I’ve ever heard of), but most people can’t do strict keto for that long. Long-term adherence is the issue.
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tchock23
1y ago
I used to run a usability testing service way back in the day and had the same feelings about Nielsen - way too rigid and pedantic for my tastes and the reality of the tests I was running every day.
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1y ago
Yeah, that was my first take as well. If you can’t be bothered to spend the time or money to put this on a custom domain, why should I spend my time or money either?
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1y ago
Really liked the recap in the last paragraph. I wish more speakers would do that.
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1y ago
I will never, ever understand the praise for that book. It can be summarized in one sentence: ‘Get a monopoly if you can.’ Brilliant insight there - thanks captain obvious! If the author wasn’t famous it wouldn’t have even been published, a
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tchock23
1y ago
Unlikely: https://taxfoundation.org/blog/trump-tariffs-tax-cuts/
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1y ago
Like launching a private $500k membership club for elites: https://www.the-independent.com/life-style/donald-trump-jr-m... True to their word!
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tchock23
1y ago
Nicely done! UI is clean and I really like that you give different options on how to calculate the zones since most apps just take the simplified % of max HR for zone calculations.
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1y ago
Sort of. You can only see your real-time heart rate on your phone when you're doing a cycling workout for some weird reason. Otherwise you have to awkwardly look at your watch if you're walking/running.
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tchock23
1y ago
I have this image as the wallpaper on my phone. Weirdly calms me down when I get anxious about something trivial.
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tchock23
1y ago
Is there a name for this technique? Interested to research the why behind it.
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