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by _dmn7 2y ago
Not quite the same thing, but Vocabsieve (disclosure:my project) can read your KOReader lookup history to generate Anki cards with context and audio. I also feel like reading in your target language is a far better use of your time. Vocabul
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by _dmn7 3y ago
An Ansible playbook running on a relatively cheap hetzner box. In general bridges require you to self-host a homeserver. A federated homeserver will need 4GB of RAM at least and 8GB if you plan on joining large rooms. The playbook is contro
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by _dmn7 3y ago
From the perspective of the users, Matrix has the "best" experience since it supports bridge controlling user accounts, so all accounts look like real users. Currently the largest part of the community is from Telegram, which is t
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by _dmn7 3y ago
You can use this Ansible playbook. It worked well for me for bridging Discord and Telegram, among other things, running off a Hetzner box. https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy Personally I've
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by _dmn7 3y ago
A lot of people use FOSS because they value control and self-ownership. Discord is the antithesis to that, being controlled by an external entity which places itself in a privileged position to both be the speech police and shut you down at
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by _dmn7 3y ago
I maintain a semi-popular project [1] with a support chat which is bridged between Matrix, Telegram, and Discord. The decision to bridge it to Discord was made having thought long and hard about it some time after reading this post. When yo
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by _dmn7 3y ago
I maintain a semi-popular project [1] with a support chat which is bridged between Matrix, Telegram, and Discord. The decision to bridge it to Discord was made having thought long and hard about it some time after reading this post. My stan
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by _dmn7 3y ago
If you have better tooling, you can add cards way faster. My project ( https://github.com/FreeLanguageTools/vocabsieve/ ) is a tool to help you make sentence cards nearly effortlessly, or even converting ereader hig
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by _dmn7 3y ago
Shameless plug for my tool https://github.com/FreeLanguageTools/vocabsieve/ It can do sentence card creation, ereader imports, and vocab tracking, among other things.
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by _dmn7 3y ago
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS Project name: FreeLanguageTools / VocabSieve Github: https://github.com/FreeLanguageTools/vocabsieve Languages: Python for the main project, one of the Android languages for a potential mobile a
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by _dmn7 3y ago
Good luck packaging that on Windows though. PyQt generally works better if you need cross-platform support.
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by _dmn7 3y ago
As a developer for a Python GUI application [1], I think the biggest problem with using Python for desktop applications is the packaging. All existing tooling for creating a distributable binary either stops working or starts to require non
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by _dmn7 3y ago
For those learning other languages (works best for European languages), my open source tool VocabSieve [1] does something quite similar (it is a lemmatizing tool unlike many common tools such as LingQ), with more advanced features like auto
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by _dmn7 3y ago
My somewhat similar project VocabSieve [1] is intended to make lookups and making Anki flashcards very easy. Among other things, you can import highlighted words from ereaders and make Anki cards out of them automatically. I used it for Rus
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by _dmn7 4y ago
I also created a somewhat similar tool [1] for quickly making Anki cards when reading foreign language texts. It's not electron, but rather PyQt, so it conforms to your system theme if you are on Linux. However, it comes with a number
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by _dmn7 4y ago
(Shameless plug) Only marginally similar (though I imagine you can adapt it to the same purpose), but I also created a GUI tool [1] for quickly making Anki cards when reading foreign language texts. It's also not electron, but rather P
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Show HN: VocabSieve, a tool for vocabulary acquisition through text(github.com)
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