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TheRealHB
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About TheRealHB
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Comment #38350756
I've changed the LED to pulse at early interactions, blinking was too crude indeed.
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Comment #38350557
Maybe Microsoft asked "GPT5" for an innovative way to takeover ; )
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Comment #38307213
Looks fun, thanks for the X ref. Will try again later when back at desktop and send over a debugger if still same issue! Nice idea!
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Comment #38306451
Not working for when I tried. I wonder if I print a set of open eyes and test your game.... Will it detect the trick? Would I win or get banned? Jokes aside, eager to test ; )
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Comment #38306336
I didn't like the blinking at first, so I made it pulse instead (smoother) but was never to the point of headaches. that said, sound should work if you can keep a headset ; )
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Comment #38302884
Looks good! Try doing one on a physical device too... My settings are just related to fade after reaching target or turn off immediately, Led colour (my ESP32 has a RGB onboard) an…
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Comment #38302847
These days with GPT and the lot there is really no reason not to try stuff. Nice one!
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Comment #38302826
That's the idea! Looks good ; )
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Comment #38302798
Looks cool!
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Comment #38298495
Nice one! I will be curious to learn if that works for others too. In my case v.1 and 2 were apps with a similar on screen red dot like yours. Much smaller and first placed at the …
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Comment #38298378
My guess is that may be working more like a simple "maestro" telling your brain orchestra and heart drummer to reduce the speed from Heavy metal to Ballad and that somehow makes ea…
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Comment #38298270
Nice one! Be distracted! VERY distracted indeed.... then try it out to calm you down! Loop
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Comment #38298251
In principle yes, Anything you get aware that goes fast-to-slow in a smooth gradient is the idea. I tried sound (beats) on a headphone with some tracks, then build a tiny app to sh…
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Comment #38298170
Hope it works for you too ; ) Try without a heart monitor first (cheap and easy to build) then improve as you see fit!
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Comment #38298150
Looking good for a test run indeed!
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Comment #38296960
We use on video-applications when pre processing them, the idea is to sense stress levels when the applicant is introducing themselves at the start of the video and then not reduci…
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Comment #38294946
I see, well in that case just search for ESP32 on Amazon and get one for a $5, then look for a few videos on Youtube who to program for a ESP32 board and you will probably learn as…
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Comment #38290710
That's cool! I get stressed just looking at it ; ) Jokes aside, whatever works... For me a side device with a pulsating red light with a heart sync for the lope do the gig! Deadlin…
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Comment #38290542
Sure, May do a pic later when back home, meanwhile... I used this ESP32 board, it has RGB LED right in the middle, here is a web picture of one: https://dfimg.dfrobot.com/nobody/wi…
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Comment #38290191
Great little device, and you don't need to 3D print a case : )
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Comment #38290155
Really interesting to learn about your solution for you daughter, great to see it works and appreciated the comment of my approach being an underrated one. My case isn't anything a…
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Comment #38290028
I didn't look too much into it but I too have seen something long time past about patterns with light from a TV on some of those documentaries from the 80's, basically about people…
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Comment #38289989
Nice, Let me know how if works for you, for me only the hardware (led outside the screen perimeter) works best.
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Comment #38289973
Not for interviews, video-applications, is used to sense stress and give extra points (not deducting them) if a person is indeed just too shy of being on video vs talking about som…