Founder of the AI productivity app https://donethat.ai
Writing about effective habits for a good life at https://euzoia.org including an app that works like beeminder but donates to effective charities at https://app.euzoia.org
GWWC profile about me: https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/blog/member-profile-christoph-hartmann
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100% agree. For those that can’t build the habit with toggle, try DoneThat. Same benefits except for the first point!
(This is possible now)
Thanks! Added it to the compare list!
support@donethat.ai or the “Feedback” button in the Desktop app.
It should stop doing this as of today’s release (1.4.8, you can see your version when you scroll down in the “Permissions” view). Let me know if keeps happening!
There is a WhatsApp Slack community, come join! In the first welcome email but it gets overlooked easily, planning to put a reminder somewhere else.
https://join.slack.com/t/donethatcommunity/shared_invite/zt-3jd003dc6-f1Xtard6Yu1jvRY3Emx4OA (Also working on better docs/support and eventually a discord community or something more permanent) This is now slack
FYI removed the package in the latest version. Keylogging isn’t possible anymore (and added an on-device security feature for the screenshots where you can automatically grey out certain apps)
This also applies to the 80k brand as a whole. I used to recommend it to people interested in having an impact with their career but ever since 80k pivoted to an AI career funnel I recommend it to fewer people and always with the caveat of “They focus only on AI now, but there is some useful content hidden beneath”
Thanks! As you probably saw this is because there is an option to log keys to improve accuracy. To be honest I am considering removing it soon because of these perceived risks but hesitating a bit because a lot of people are actually enabling that feature. Let me know if I can help you in another way, e.g. show you that part of the code / walk through the processing pipeline.
Hi Wyatt, I just wrote this guide, can you give it a try?
https://donethat.ai/install/linux
When you hit download you should’ve seen a popup with instructions. But basically just execute it with the parameter—no-sandbox. You have to set it up for autostart yourself, let me know if you need help with that
Let me know how it goes! Thinking of mobile but iOS is pretty restrictive with the data you can record (probably a good thing)
Just did a few tests and looks like it’s impossible to get to work on chromebook because the linux instance is sandboxed and doesn’t have access to the chromebook screen for screenshots. So doesn’t work on chromebook unfortunately!
Was planning to have this eventually but so far nobody asked. Happy to figure this out together. I’ll DM you
Hey Karl. Yes, a IT security person should warn against this. That’s why I have taken lots of measures to keep this secure, most importantly, never actually storing the raw data and prompting AI to never extract sensitive information (like passwords). See the privacy section on the landing page https://donethat.ai Right now also working on another feature that users can toggle to auto-delete the minute-by-minute data (and only keep the high level summaries) at the end of their day for even more privacy.
DMed you
Yes on microdosage level I wouldn’t be worried at all. My main worry was that this makes look DMT compare favorably to psilocybin in general so for people looking to try psychedelics recreationally they might try DMT faster than they otherwise would.
Sounds promising, especially that all the effects require such a low dose! You briefly mentioned some anecdotal evidence for migraines—sounds like it’s less reliable there?
I’m a bit worried that this article makes DMT look like a more convenient form of psilocybin and leads to more recreational use. It is much more potent, less safe, and I’ve met more than one person who struggled to find their way back to reality after dabbling with DMT. Be careful out there!
I don’t have one so we’d have to try this together but according to ChatGPT you can activate Linux in your Chrome OS. Open Settings → Developers. Under “Linux development environment (Beta)”, click Turn on. Then you should get a terminal. And from the terminal you should be able to execute the app (./path-to-file—no-sandbox). Might need to install dependencies before… if you want give it a try and DM me—we can do a video call and see if we get it working together
Yes, https://donethat.ai/download