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by Ilasky 1y ago
https://dailytokki.com It's an email-only Korean (and English) language learning service started by me and my partner! We've both been interested in language and, since I've been learning Korean and she's bee
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Always excited to see others working in the language learning space! (Korean & English in my case) Signed up and played around a bit, but was unable to get a video transcribed. It kept popping up with a "Error loading video. Please
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Show HN: Daily Tokki – An email-only app for learning Korean or English(dailytokki.com)
1 points by Ilasky 2y ago|1 comments
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by Ilasky 2y ago
This is eerily well-timed! My partner and I do something similar for Korean & English (she’s Korean native and is fluent in English and I’m learning Korean). We actually built it out for ourselves and some friends and just released it y
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Show HN: I made a way to share your lists of links with others(linka.cool)
2 points by Ilasky 2y ago|0 comments
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by Ilasky 2y ago
I started learning violin about 4 years ago. I used to play saxophone, but always loved classical. To say that the beginning was rough is an understatement. Violin (and any string instrument, really) is just difficult, plain and simple. But
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Actually just nailed down the date to Oct 6th!
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Yes! This cohort we are actually splitting into 2 times so that everyone can join at a time that's convenient (had some people that needed to join very early before and want to avoid that this time)
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by Ilasky 2y ago
There's been a couple articles about finishing projects posted in the last couple weeks[0][1] and in addition to this topic being incredibly interesting, it also seems pretty pervasive in the community. A lot of people, myself included
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by Ilasky 2y ago
One use case I’d love to see is the ability to find the best price for multiple city tickets. I’m fairly flexible on dates, but getting the best price for it is a super iterative process. Having some similar functionality like excel’s solve
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Ah — I see! Thanks for taking a screenshot. Will work on making the spacing better on desktop!
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Do you have a screenshot of what you got? Or can you describe it? I just tried it and it gave the correct answer.
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Agreed the ordering is a bit weird. Working on figuring out a way to adjust that. Thanks for the feedback!
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Actively working on making the font more legible and adding a “speed slider”!
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Unlike Fermat, the whiteboard has enough room in the margin :)
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Using a variety of hand-written inputs, so font variation would be present. If you could give a screenshot, that’d be helpful!
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Should be back up!
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by Ilasky 2y ago
I made https://whiteboard.lasky.io , which is basically if you gave an LLM a marker and told it to solve math problems. Also made https://resgen.app to help candidates tailor resumes
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Great to hear!
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Awesome -- still need to figure out exact time for next cohort. Since we have people from all over (SF to Seoul), finding a time is tricky, but so far has been okay! I'm currently EU time as well. So, I'd say, go ahead and sign up
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Thanks! That was a fun project to build. Would love for you to join!
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by Ilasky 2y ago
I’ve always been in the camp that I enjoy making things and code is simply the medium in which I feel most comfortable to do so. Sometimes with money in mind, sometimes not. In a similar vein, I really enjoy building alongside others. So, I
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by Ilasky 2y ago
I was inspired by https://calligrapher.ai to see if I can make something that looks similar to it, but for math. I ended up hooking up an LLM on the backend to solve math problems as well. This ended up being more of an explorat
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Show HN: A whiteboard that writes math equations(whiteboard.lasky.io)
126 points by Ilasky 2y ago|50 comments
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Those strategies for finishing projects are exactly why I’ve been running a six-week group[0] where we all work on our projects together. Setting goals, time-boxing, accountability, celebrations — it’s all built in. I’ve definitely found th
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Did something kind of similar (needs a little updating, but I find it still useful) for price vs performance on the LMSYS leaderboard.[0][1] [0] https://chat.lmsys.org/?leaderboard [1] https://llmcompare.net
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by Ilasky 2y ago
> AI is probably losing you a lot of good candidates. It can be easily gamed, and then you'll end up with someone who watched a TikTok video on "how to fool any ChatGPT in ten seconds". I also fail to understand how I can
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by Ilasky 2y ago
I was in South Korea for about 3 months earlier this year and went in absolutely loving kimchi. But what surprised me was how much a meal is determined by the type of kimchi that’s available. For example, fresh kimchi is best with boiled po
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by Ilasky 2y ago
I love Typst. It’s especially good for dealing with programmatic input as the —input flag can take json. [0] Then, in the file it’s easy to get the json with the dedicated json.decode() function. Super easy to get solid results. Swapped to
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by Ilasky 2y ago
Something I could recommend would be working alongside others to get it done. I’ve actually been running a little group[0] that gets together every week over the course of 6 weeks to push their products over the finish line. The weekly acco

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