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Show HN: Scroll – A New Way to Publish
- jschveibinz 6y agoThis is great.
- vlucas 6y agoThis looks neat. It's a great presentation, but it's terrible for SEO. People will still need that content on individual URLs. Does this support that?
- breck 6y agoScroll does not support that out of the gate. But there is a dead simple "API" (a Scroll is just a folder with a plain text dumbdown file per article). So someone could certainly write some code to generate single pages, in addition to the one scroll page. I may do a startup around offering higher level professional services for Scroll users.
- coolgeek 6y agoOne of these days I'm going to have some time to really dig in to this whole tree notation idea
- breck 6y agoYou could probably build a good Tree Language for flash cards. (random note: I own the domain http://www.leitnersystem.com/ http://www.leitnersystem.com/ b/c I am fascinated by the non-linear effectiveness of spaced repetition. I hired someone to write content for it but haven't touched it in a while. Also stumbled upon this recently, https://numinous.productions/ttft/ https://numinous.productions/ttft/, which I love, particularly this chart: https://numinous.productions/ttft/assets/dem_retention-2x.png https://numinous.productions/ttft/assets/dem_retention-2x.pn...)
- coolgeek 6y agoI don't really have time to engage on this right now. But SRS isn't magic. It's a performance optimization on flashcards. If you set aside the particular subjects that I'm targeting right now (programming), what I'm doing could have been done 100 years ago. It should have been done 100 years ago. The fact that it wasn't, speaks to the difficulty/challenge of the problem.