pizza_pleb

6 ms·

1.
by pizza_pleb 3y ago
Immersion with native content: develop listening+reading comprehension. Success is measured with time spent with the language. Find something that interests you at your skill level: https://languageroadmap.com and Anki for top
2.
by pizza_pleb 3y ago
I think a query language would be great, with a way to subquery/chain data from previous requests (e.g. by jsonpath) to subsequent ones. The closest I’ve gotten is to wrap the APIs with GraphQL. This achieves joining, but requires stri
3.
by pizza_pleb 3y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but is there a tool which integrates something like this/jq/fx and API requests? I’d like to be able to do some ETL-like operations and join JSON responses declaratively, without having to write a script.
4.
Show HN: Real-Time Fuzzy Chord/Scale Identification with MIDI and ClojureScript(github.com)
2 points by pizza_pleb 3y ago|0 comments
5.
Why Does That Sound Good? Real-Time Fuzzy Chord/Scale Identification with MIDI(github.com)
1 points by pizza_pleb 3y ago|1 comments
6.
by pizza_pleb 3y ago
I made this web application to help me learn some music theory in real time whenever I stumble upon happy accidents such as chords, chord progressions, or scales that sound good, all without breaking the creative flow. The application can a
7.
by pizza_pleb 3y ago
We use this at https://languageroadmap.com , but for difficulty rankings between titles in the context of language learning using media. It does seem to work pretty well and we disclaim rankings with the confidence score. As for
8.
by pizza_pleb 4y ago
I’m learning French with reading/media too and realized media will never exhaust itself like beginner apps do. I wanted an open-ended platform to to follow that reasoning, so I created https://languageroadmap.com as a way t
9.
by pizza_pleb 4y ago
While there are probably some tools to do this, I'd suggest taking the plunge and just doing native subs (or no subs!). Part of the immersion process is being comfortable in being uncomfortable. Removing the crutches can be a big leap,
10.
by pizza_pleb 4y ago
Thank you so much! And yes, the responsive breakpoints between mobile and desktop need some love. Thank you again for checking it out
11.
by pizza_pleb 4y ago
Hi and yes! I am planning to migrate to ISO-639-3 which accommodates dialects. Thank you for checking it out and for the comment!
12.
by pizza_pleb 4y ago
Hi HN, I'm happy to announce the release of a site I've been working on to help find immersion content that's engaging _and_ at your level (without sacrificing one for the other). It's part-catalog, part-immersion tracke
13.
Show HN: Find compelling and comprehensible media for learning a language(languageroadmap.com)
20 points by pizza_pleb 4y ago|9 comments
14.
by pizza_pleb 4y ago
Hey, HN! I'm happy to announce the release of a site I've been working on to help find immersion content that's engaging _and_ at your level (without sacrificing one for the other). It's part-catalog, part-immersion trac
15.
Show HN: A catalog for compelling and comprehensible language immersion media(languageroadmap.com)
1 points by pizza_pleb 4y ago|1 comments
16.
by pizza_pleb 4y ago
Hey, all! I'm happy to announce the release of a site I've been working on to help find immersion content that's compelling and comprehensible. It's part-catalog, part-immersion tracker, and soon-to-be part-recommendatio
17.
Show HN: Language Roadmap: Find your perfect language learning immersion content(languageroadmap.com)
1 points by pizza_pleb 4y ago|1 comments
18.
by pizza_pleb 5y ago
While this draws from mostly right-leaning concerns about higher education[0] despite claiming itself more open, I get the sentiment. However, costs usually rank higher among concerns but they are not addressed that much in the article. I’d
19.
by pizza_pleb 6y ago
Nice! I’m also developing a clone at https://github.com/cofinley/free-roam . Done mainly to learn latest React/Redux. It’s coming along nicely. Also hosted on GitHub pages as a type of progressive web app ( https:&
20.
Roam, and the Declining Value of SaaS(charcoalbin.com)
1 points by pizza_pleb 7y ago|0 comments
21.
by pizza_pleb 7y ago
Thanks for the input. I plan on creating a version for authors too. If it's possible in your organization or release strategy, self-deployment is good for the reasons you say, and it corroborates Larry Wall's virtue of hubris [0].
22.
by pizza_pleb 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback! > you need to add as much formatting/linting into [step 1] as possible Yes, project formatting is a whole other topic but this assumes the project already has the team's linting/formatting rules ba
23.
by pizza_pleb 7y ago
Author here. Thanks for the feedback. > Developers should be responsible for their own QA. QA is not what code reviews are about. While I agree that each dev is responsible for their own QA and test should be run before opening a PR, two
24.
Code Reviews: A Layered Workflow(charcoalbin.com)
31 points by pizza_pleb 7y ago|7 comments
25.
by pizza_pleb 7y ago
Author here. I agree with your point. The show is not only news but a political cartoon and most of my arguments could share the same criticisms that come with those formats. However, I do think the show differentiates itself with the extra
26.
Last Week Tonight Is Dangerous(charcoalbin.com)
3 points by pizza_pleb 7y ago|3 comments
27.
by pizza_pleb 7y ago
I made a site that attempts to be a quick, hierarchical overview of the software tool landscape and the bevy of alternatives: https://www.tooltldr.com
28.
We Are the Dumb Terminals(charcoalbin.com)
4 points by pizza_pleb 8y ago|0 comments
29.
by pizza_pleb 8y ago
Thank you! I'm glad you see the benefit of a resource like this. And users can create the tools as well as the categories so feel free to add a DevOps category, as I'm not as well-versed on tools in that space.
30.
by pizza_pleb 8y ago
Hello, HN! Long-time listener, first-time caller here. Tool TL;DR aims to answer common questions that come up in software development such as "why do I need this tool? what's the hype about? how does it compare to this other tool

More ›