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idearoots
4y ago
you could try https://neuracache.com/
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idearoots
4y ago
I had a similar discussion with a friend lately. From analytics (mine [0] and friends) on various iOS apps, around 3-8% of active users use the widget. So this answers the question partially = only a small percent of people use widgets. Hen
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idearoots
4y ago
sorry, yes
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idearoots
4y ago
I wish there was more content like this - "making hundreds (not thousands) of $ in MRR after y years". Give a dose of realism and pinpoint the second benefit — the skillset that is truly unique and worth it. You no longer care abo
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idearoots
4y ago
If the thought is clear, I write it in a paper notebook as nicely as possible — in a "Daily Page" format. If the thought is unclear, I write random contextual things in RM2 and erase or leave them there to mature or die. I also us
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idearoots
4y ago
My non-obvious observation after five years in this field: In essence, journalling is similar to a psychotherapy session. The clarity of mind you get after a journalling session comes from structuring things in your head, not in your TfT to
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idearoots
5y ago
Hey • Location: Remote / Poland • Remote: yes • Willing to relocate: no • Technologies: mobile — Android & iOS — Kotlin, Swift, Dart • Résumé/CV: androidgecko.com • Email: contact@androidgecko.com
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idearoots
6y ago
Location: Europe / Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Kotlin + Android (mvvm, coroutines, flow, multi-module, dagger, hilt, arch components) | also Flutter and Swift (native iOS) | I love mobile :-) Design: Sketch
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The M1 Chip of Tools for Thought
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idearoots
6y ago
Location: Europe / Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Kotlin + Android (mvvm, coroutines, flow, multi-module, dagger, rx, arch components) | also Flutter and Swift (native iOS) | I love mobile :-) Résumé/CV:
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idearoots
6y ago
yes, NeuraCache is a mobile app that can sync with OneNote (no matter how you use it)
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idearoots
6y ago
Thanks! I will try to make adjustments to the copy
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idearoots
6y ago
You have 4 algorithms to choose from currently (SM2 is one of them) https://neuracache.com/spaced/ + I am working on SRS editor that will allow you to define your own intervals. You can quickly access your decks via ta
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idearoots
6y ago
"no export option" There is no need to export as you can't create content with NeuraCache. You create cards in markdown or evernote or onenote or roam or ... NeuraCache serves just as a viewer of flashcards that can be used w
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idearoots
6y ago
if you don't want to silo your cards you might consider NeuraCache ( https://neuracache.com/ , I'm the creator)
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idearoots
6y ago
Location: Europe / Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Kotlin + Android (mvvm, coroutines, flow, multi-module, dagger, rx, arch components) | also Flutter and Swift (native iOS) | I love mobile :-) Résumé/CV:
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6y ago
Location: Europe / Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: ️I ️ Mobile - Flutter (cross-platform) / Kotlin (native Android) / Swift (native iOS) Résumé/CV: androidgecko.com Email: contact@androidgecko.co
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Location: Europe / Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: ️I love Mobile - Flutter (cross-platform) / Kotlin (native Android) / Swift (native iOS) Résumé/CV: androidgecko.com Email: contact@androidgecko
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Show HN: Markdown – Flashcards and Spaced Repetition
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Show HN: Markdown Files – Flashcards and Spaced Repetition
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Location: Poland Remote: yes (only) Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Android & iOS - Kotlin, Java, Dart (Flutter), Swift Résumé/CV: https://androidgecko.com/ Email: see link above
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Show HN: How I learn programming with Evernote/OneNote
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Show HN: Habit/Mood Tracker and Micro Journal – Free/Private/No Ads/No Signup
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Show HN: NeuraCache – Retain your knowledge. Ace your exams.
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Show HN: Save HN Comments as Flashcards with Spaced Repetition
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7y ago
If you are using Evernote, I've built this little tool that adds spaced repetition and flash cards capabilities to your notes & highlights. https://neuracache.com/
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idearoots
7y ago
If Evernote will pursue the "Spaces" route, it's going to end up like Google+, trying to be like others without truly understanding why. What they should do, is double-down where the puck is going in the context of individual