Malcolm Ocean

Protip: Ferriss has two Ss. (I was like "Whoa cool! Is this an official thing? Oh no, definitely not, they misspelled his name")

Ha, awesome! This strikes me as the perfect thing for solopreneurs or small teams like Complice... As many people interviewed on IndieHackers note: automating things is like hiring people but way cheaper—you can have a whole team of digital minions taking care of things! So this seems like basically a way to very cheaply hire an analytics analyst :)

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Huh, I'm kind of confused. Is it parsing it into words, and then comparing those with a fuzzy match? Or something much subtler, using phonemes rather than words. It seems that the words shown aren't actually that accurate, but the fuzzy match *is*. Given that searching "conquer" matches the spoken word "concrete" which is close-captioned as "conquering", but "concrete" doesn't seem to find this...

I like this, although the onboarding process felt janky. Like it looked like I'd be able to try it out, *then* make an account, and instead I hit a wall on the second page. I would potentially have been fine just making an account on the first page, so that felt misleading. In particular, it kind of feels like you were just trying to collect email addresses. But like, no, I don't have any idea...

Am I impressed? Yes. This is an epic feat of engineering, getting the steering and balance remotely good. ...do I want it? Ehh, not really. I want to borrow a friend's for 15-20 minutes and then go back to walking.

Hey guys! Creator here. I started building Complice almost 2 years ago, as a system to keep me focused on what was really most important, rather than just trying to keep my inboxes empty. It's hard to summarize the journey in a few words here, but I'm happy to answer questions :) Oh and also I've given you an automatic 25% discount because I ♥ PH.

Wow, I tried this with some of Jason Mraz's songs at 50%, and despite knowing all of the lyrics I just couldn't type them fast enough :P

This is probably not worth caring about right now, but I thought I'd give the very specific feedback that when wearing blue-blocker glasses for melatonin purposes, the yellow highlights on white background are totally invisible. The glasses basically zero out the blue channel of RGB, making #FFFF00 and #FFFFFF look identical.

Wow, I really like the aesthetic of this. But I can't see how it's useful yet. Maybe it just hasn't pulled in enough data? I auth'd google health, twitter, and rescuetime... what else do I need to do?

Huh, reminds me of Maniac Week(end)s, where you work nonstop (except sleep) on your project for days on end, and take a screenshot and webcamshot every minute, although those only show you the macro-process, not the moment to moment process. (Example: http://malcolmocean.com/2014/07/maniac-weekend/ )

Honestly I was watching the demo video and I thought it was a joke. Log on to any computer with a web browser, and bam! There's a computer! Kind of like dehydrated water: http://cache.backpackinglight.com/backpackinglight/user_uploads/1209091427_05524.gif Anyway, it was: (a) hilarious and (b) maybe suggests that you want to zoom in a little bit closer when you show the browser becoming the...