I don't think a to-do app that could effectively help ADHDers ever existed. Never heard of one, probably never will. If such a tool exists you will def see it in r/ADHD or similar communities. When you have no competitor in a market probably the problem is the market. I don't think a niche market for ADHD todo apps exists. Because the problem is not solvable by a todo app. Just like you can't effectively help austic people by offering social manner courses.
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I also think the same - a to-do app will not help. Specially if you plan to add deadline information, difficulty and value scores. These will turn into distractions themselves which will require thinking and making decisions about.
This event was organized by an agency called wiredcraft, which is a red flag.
The two presentations given were so underwhelming they feel like a training session for interns.
They somehow find two consultants from other agencies and the first presentation is about some preliminary manual data cleaning in excel, like duh.
The second presentation is about a chatbot. But the presenter got zero insight on her training. It’s just a half-assed demo on how to integrate an existing LLM with voice to text API and text to voice API.
The worst part is I can’t even find anyone ranting about how incompatible with hacker news this event is.
Shame on you for using hacker news as the hook to attract people to this huge semi-marketing campaign.
10/10 will not come again. Hacker news meetup? Hacker my ass!
Hi HN! Ezo here. I love reading stuff. In my daily reading, one thing I find super annoying is the amount of clicks it takes to look something up on a mobile device. Inspired by Kindle’s lookup feature, I built a browser that makes every word on every website lookup-able. All it takes is 1 click. Try it out!
Well, somebody just read my mind! Thanks for the kind words BTW! I aim to make this asset library configurable and easy to contribute. The final goal is to enable designers to contribute their SVG files without any code. Thanks to designers like Pablo Stanley, this kind of templates can be developed. I hope this can become a new way for designers to collaborate with each other. Anyway, I’ll see you in the 2.0 release!
In China, the service you described already exists. It’s Zaih.com. I think people can either choose to meet an expert in person or ask the expert a question(they need to pay of course). However, this product is not monetizing well in China so it’s pivoting towards online training(kinda like udemy).
Crunchbase is focused on looking at companies and people from an investment perspective. Consequently it has stuff like funding rounds and investors. There are no profiles for products, only companies and people.
These features are are differentiate TheyMadeThat from everything else:
TheyMadeThat is focused on history and impact. There are profiles for things, organizations, and people.
In addition to having links to its makers, Things on TMT can have versions and parts. Things can be also be used by people (more on this later)
- versions are links to other things that are variants or versions of itself
- parts are links to other things are components
- things can also have predecessors and successors (older and newer models)
People can have projects which associate them to things. Projects themselves are entities that can have details such as what tools were used (like with 'parts' this can help track a thing's impact), inspirations (things that inspired their work - also tracks impact), and projects have have team members
Organizations can have both predecessors and successors. The rationale is that whenever organizations change names, it tends to signal a large change (a major change in strategy, acquisition, etc...)
Anyways, there's probably something I've forgotten but I've tried to design it to be a rabbit hole.
Wikipedia is too free form because it's a wiki, making entries very inconsistent. The biggest issue is that only people and things that are 'notable' can be added to Wikipedia
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