What is your longest streak on Product Hunt?

@nazli_gulenc It would be more but I had a problem posting during the Christmas Holidays as my account was locked....

@maxwellcdavis Tbh Maxwell, I saw your points and wondered what the streak was since we first interacted on PH. I respect your consistency deeply, aspiring to get somewhere close to you.

@maxwellcdavis Oh, I see 🥸 Why is your account locked?

@kmelaika Hey, Kazimieras Thank you! I can not be more agree on taking the days off, entertaining and recharhing. #Buildinpublic is cool, but we need to promote #restinpublic more🤩 Rest is a basic human need, a form of selfcare and selfLove🥰 . On the other hand, this "Don't break the chain" kind-of-tecnique ProductHunt uses(Big big thanks to Seinfield which is made it so popular) is a simple and great way if you want to build daily habit or establish ritual. Effecto is sounds great! I subscribed. Good luck with launch! When I am using this kind of health tracking apps(apple health for ex.); The hardest part is entering all data manually. And ıf you want to track more then one health variables, It becomes such a "burden" when you choose to do everyday. And if you choose not to do it everyday, Data loses its importance mostly.(I might be wrong of course) UX of this apps will improve when they have easier ways to get the data. What do you think?

@nazli_gulenc I agree. It's easy to add the data at the start but then you just don't find time anymore or just don't want to spend those extra minutes entering the data. But what helps is syncing with your smartphone health apps and getting all the data from it (like sleep, physical activity, etc.). If you need to measure your heart rate, you can probably connect your HR measurement device to your mobile phone and sync the data as well. The same could go with glucose, etc. etc. But what we're trying to do is simplify the entry of these things as much as possible - as little clicks as possible. I think we'll manage to do reach this!

@dylan_merideth Oh, are you feeling better now right? 😁

@dylan_merideth 😇 Good to hear :) By the way I just noticed, are you an immunologist for reaal 🤩 Coooool

@dylan_merideth WOOW I am an MD and pediatrician, I am actually a total newbie here and all-time learning all king of new stuff 🥹Kaplan was my was fav immunology book🧫 But have to say that.-I am not so good with all MHC, CD++ classes etc... 🥲 Alsoo, I followed some chronic granulomatous disease patients and inherited disorders of the immune system. It was sooo exciting

@nazli_gulenc Kaplan was great! haha I remember that one. The way we understand histocompatibility and clusters of differentiation is growing so quickly its hard to follow. Our immune system is still a relative black box, and immune cells are so varied in phenotype and function so collaboratively its hard to draw definitive lines around functions and correlate to clinical outcomes, but I would also ascertain that it is the crux of the personalized medicine problem. Cell therapy is really exciting, and its yet to be understood enough to help us treat chronic disease like that of the patients you studied. Fingers crossed>__<