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Show HN: Curious about tones in Chinese? An extension for language learners
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mreichhoff
10mo ago
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Show HN: TrieLingual: Study languages with prefix tries (and puns)
(github.com)
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10mo ago
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mreichhoff
1y ago
cool! how did you determine the CEFR levels of the stories? Minor, but I also see a few placeholders like "Why {{appName}}?"
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mreichhoff
1y ago
how are users' voice recordings handled? Any guarantees about storage duration, privacy, etc.?
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mreichhoff
1y ago
looks cool! Any thoughts on Anki interoperability (e.g., get a shared deck from ankiweb and convert to GoCard's format)?
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mreichhoff
1y ago
cool! what modifications did you make to the default FSRS algorithm?
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mreichhoff
2y ago
Chinese would be my pick
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Show HN: Math expressions and graph traversals of the Chinese language
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2y ago
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mreichhoff
2y ago
This looks cool. Are languages besides the 3 listed supported?
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mreichhoff
2y ago
Neat idea! Does it use spaced repetition, or some other way of deciding what words to show, when?
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mreichhoff
2y ago
looks neat! Is the quiz itself what helps with retention, or is this combined with spaced repetition or some other memory technique?
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mreichhoff
2y ago
is the XP earned constant for each item checked off, or does it vary (e.g., by difficulty or priority)?
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mreichhoff
3y ago
what makes it better than Anki? The community, email reminders, etc., or something core to the spaced repetition?
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mreichhoff
3y ago
ah, the "words containing" concept was pretty much how I ended up deciding to make this. Thanks for the note and best of luck with your studying! Feel free to ping with any bugs, etc.
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3y ago
yep, I know that, and originally had an entirely separate repo on GitHub for the Japanese version, but I tried to consolidate to just one for simplicity. I also use a different domain name for the Japanese version, although I found some app
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Show HN: Learning Chinese and Japanese with graphs and trees
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mreichhoff
3y ago
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