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kebsup
1mo ago
If anyone is interested to see the WASM + canvas renderer performance compared to Android/iOS builds, I've build my app for the web. The web app is here: https://app.vocabuo.com (completely free) And the links for Andr
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kebsup
4mo ago
I'm working on a language learning app that combines spaced-repetition flashcards with a browser, ebook reader and a youtube viewer. The main difference between my app and anki/other generic flashcard apps is that it is for vocabu
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kebsup
6mo ago
https://vocabuo.com - A spaced-repetition flashcards language learning app that allows you to extract words from websites, youtube and conversations with ai.
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kebsup
7mo ago
https://vocabuo.com Learn languages with spaced-repetition flashcards from content such as ebooks, websites and videos.
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kebsup
9mo ago
I’m working on Vocabuo ( https://vocabuo.com/ ), a vocabulary-focused language learning app. Two main differences between this and other Anki-like apps: 1) The words you learn are from YT videos, websites and ebooks you impor
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kebsup
1y ago
What’s baseless about it? The yearly subscription price is like 20 minutes of work for programmers and many users are spending tens of hours on the app.
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kebsup
1y ago
I'm working on spaced-repetition language flashcards app, that shows you variety of card types (sentences, reverse, audio, definition...) and allows you to add vocabulary from content - youtube, ebooks, website reader. ios: https:
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kebsup
1y ago
Nice to see someone taking the concept of card variations to all concepts. I'm taking this to extreme with Vocabuo[1] for language learning. For a single word, I have cloze cards, reverse cloze, definition cards, dialogs, audio and a f
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kebsup
1y ago
Thank you for the report! I was thinking of redoing the landing page for a while anyway. Are you using a niche browser or something like that? I haven't had anyone experience this issue nor was I able to reproduce it.
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kebsup
1y ago
I'm building a SRS language learning app [1] so I've thought about this topic a bit, but I've come to a conclusion that srs algorithms might be just a nerd optimization obsession. My app has "stupid" 1,3,7,15,30 or
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kebsup
1y ago
I was looking for something like this that supports graphs.
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kebsup
1y ago
https://vocabuo.com App with dynamic/flexible spaced repetition flashcards for language learning. Recently I've added dialog & definition cards, so I can learn German from short dialogs with images and audio.
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kebsup
1y ago
I've been looking into FSRS since I'm building a language learning app[1], but I haven't implemented it yet. Can FSRS work if I don't want to have 4 choices - bad, good, hard...? I have found myself to get into a decisio
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kebsup
1y ago
I’m building a spaced-repetition flashcards app. Unlike the competitors, the cards have audio, images and sentences. Additionally, it is possible to add words from ebooks, websites and YouTube. https://vocabuo.com
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kebsup
1y ago
I've finished my Bc. in computer science before AI, but even then, sitting through a 1.5h long lecture and reading a textbook was just not the way to learn. a) better quality lectures were available online - it's much easier to le
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kebsup
2y ago
I'm working on an AI spaced-repetition flashcards app for learning vocabulary in foreign languages. https://vocabuo.com The idea is to have srs flashcards, like Anki, but without the pain of creating example sentences, tran
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kebsup
2y ago
I'd consider a lot of spring annotations "black magic" , because you can't simply go to definition and see how/what they do.
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kebsup
2y ago
Seems to me that he thinks he's being fired for mentioning that grok 3 exists but he's actually being fired for saying that chatgpt is better than grok 3.
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kebsup
2y ago
I've managed to get llms fail on simple questions, that require thinking graphically - 2D or 3D. An example would be: you have a NxM grid. How many shapes of XYZ shape can you fit on it? However, thinking of the transformer video game
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kebsup
2y ago
Great app! I've been building something similar, but for less advanced language learners, who wouldn't understand definitions in their target language. My app [1] is basically a combination of SRS flashcards with an ebook/You
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kebsup
2y ago
This is one of the reasons why I'm building my app in Flutter and not Swift/Android, which is not mentioned a lot in cross-platform vs. native discussions. Neither of the native frameworks compile to JS/we assembly, making it
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kebsup
2y ago
Nice game! Not sure about the IQ though :D
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kebsup
2y ago
You don't go through entire loops everywhere because if there isn't a match in the first two tables, you don't have to check the match with the third table. It's better to check A x C before A x B if you know that A x C
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kebsup
2y ago
Are you saying you don't want to unlock your full creative potential with unique and scalable ai designs?!?
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kebsup
2y ago
Neither is. Gifmemes - you can buy a 10 USD watermark removal Vocabuo - freemium and you can buy classic Appstore/Playstore subscription to unlock the other 80% of the features
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kebsup
2y ago
I have two! https://gifmemes.io , haven't touched the code for years, makes between 100-300$ a month, depending on the season. https://vocabuo.com - a side project I hope to turn into a business, so I work on it
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kebsup
2y ago
A language learning app that combines Anki like spaced repetition with language learning ai tutor. https://vocabuo.com
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kebsup
2y ago
While making an app, I'm learning what other people in the industry are doing. One piece of "advice" is to put AppStore/play store rating dialog in the onboarding. The case studies show that it indeed improves the review
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kebsup
2y ago
800 is definitely too little. I'm building a language learning app based around this exact strategy. Right now, I've around 7000 German lemmas tracked in the app and still regularly encounter sentences which I don't understan
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kebsup
2y ago
For vocabuo.com, a language learning app with around 500 paying users, I've gotten most of my users from reddit and meta ads.
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