Show HN: A simple way to feel more balanced and energised while working remotely
2 by pippodile | 1 comments on Hacker News.
We have built a chrome extension using principles from the neuroscience of wellbeing and behaviour change acting as a " digital wellbeing buddy" to help professionals working remotely better manage stress at work, increase their energy levels and live a healthier work-life balance. The idea is to provide a personalised experience that adapts to your ongoing mood and schedule by suggesting you 2min guided wellbeing hacks designed to help people better get into deep work, recharge after a task or mentally prepare for a meeting. What's more we have feature called off mode that with a click of a button allows you to move away from your work tabs and enter into a new space where you can unwind with some relaxing tunes, centralise all your favorite apps and websites and make healthier choices online. Would love to get your feedback.
Tuesday, 4 October 2022
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Show HN: Bare is a Google Reader for tweets that look like blog posts
4 by p5v | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I first submitted BARE here about a year ago. Since then, a lot of people signed up for our tiny side project. Enough to say that it is well past breaking even! We tried many ideas, and ultimately settled on the simple design and the RSS output by default. It is incredible how many people still use RSS nowadays. Thanks to all of you! Below is the original Show HN post from last year: BARE grew out of the idea to reduce one's Twitter timeline to bare tweets - blog-post-like writings devoid of media, links, hashtags, or any social interaction mechanics. Once you sign up with BARE, it will continuously check your Twitter timeline and only show you the long-form text-based tweets in it. Like a good old blog reader. But why do that, you may ask? What's the point? Because, we believe that this is one of the easiest ways to discover people's true personality, beneath the chatter and social media clickbait. It is also a naturally distraction-free method to keep oneself concentrated over the content without the urge to skim and keep scrolling down. One of the easiest ways to evoke concentration is to reduce the sources of distraction. Is anybody actually writing such tweets? A lot of people. Check the tiny portion we follow here: https://bare.tw/ and discover the ones in your timeline by signing up.
4 by p5v | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I first submitted BARE here about a year ago. Since then, a lot of people signed up for our tiny side project. Enough to say that it is well past breaking even! We tried many ideas, and ultimately settled on the simple design and the RSS output by default. It is incredible how many people still use RSS nowadays. Thanks to all of you! Below is the original Show HN post from last year: BARE grew out of the idea to reduce one's Twitter timeline to bare tweets - blog-post-like writings devoid of media, links, hashtags, or any social interaction mechanics. Once you sign up with BARE, it will continuously check your Twitter timeline and only show you the long-form text-based tweets in it. Like a good old blog reader. But why do that, you may ask? What's the point? Because, we believe that this is one of the easiest ways to discover people's true personality, beneath the chatter and social media clickbait. It is also a naturally distraction-free method to keep oneself concentrated over the content without the urge to skim and keep scrolling down. One of the easiest ways to evoke concentration is to reduce the sources of distraction. Is anybody actually writing such tweets? A lot of people. Check the tiny portion we follow here: https://bare.tw/ and discover the ones in your timeline by signing up.
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Show HN: Generate code and diagrams from live infrastructure, AWS/Azure/GCP
2 by frederich | 0 comments on Hacker News.
2 by frederich | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Monday, 3 October 2022
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