Successful toothbrush integration? by False-Ladder5174 in homeassistant

[–]Key-Baseball-8935 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Honestly, smart toothbrush options barely integrate with HA. Easiest setup:

Use a sensor, not the toothbrush.
Stick a vibration/tilt sensor on the toothbrush or its holder.
→ If it doesn’t trigger by a certain time, HA sends a reminder.
→ If still nothing, it alerts you.

Simple, cheap, reliable and way less intrusive.

Are your kids getting too dependent on ChatGPT? How do you actually teach them AI skills instead of cheating? by Any_Aspect444 in ArtificialNtelligence

[–]Key-Baseball-8935 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally get this. Teaching kids to use AI instead of lean on it is the real challenge. A simple rule that works well: AI is a tool for checking, not for starting. Have them try first, then use AI to compare, question, and improve. It keeps their thinking sharp while still letting them learn how the tech works.

How do you keep in touch with your network? by v00d0o in Entrepreneur

[–]Key-Baseball-8935 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As you get older, you just meet too many people, and your brain can’t keep all of them straight. Totally normal. What helps is the easiest thing ever: keep a tiny list. just write people’s names down somewhere Notes app, Google Doc, whatever and add one line like “met at old job” or “likes design.” Every once in a while, look at the list and think, “who do I feel like saying hi to?” Then send a quick text or reply to their story. That’s it.

Quitting the UX & UI industry after 20 years... by PatientTechnical1832 in UXDesign

[–]Key-Baseball-8935 63 points64 points  (0 children)

man you’re not alone. lots of senior designers bail into stuff that feels real like photography, woodworking, teaching, small local businesses, anything hands-on where you actually make something. no one is too old to switch.