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Show HN: Speki – Flashcards in Terminal
- joisig 4y agoAs an Icelander, I approve of the name, which means "wisdom" in Icelandic.
- annnoo 4y agoI really love the current days of OSS, because they enable such software that may fit into the needs for a smaller usergroup. Great job! :)
- openfuture 4y agoLove it =)
- level87 4y agoThis is great, I find the Anki interface has too much going on and feels quite outdated, will definitely try this instead.
- THENATHE 4y agoThis feels like the far end of the spectrum between super busy modern interfaces and interfaces that are going too far to be as lightweight and minimal as possible. What ever happened to making stuff for a GUI that was simple and useful? It seems everything is feature packed or so simple it can be in a command line now.
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- nine_k 4y agoI'd hazard to say that simple-looking but polished GUI programs are not so simple. The more expressive is the medium, the more small things you should take into account to avoid papercuts or visual unpleasantness.
- rablackburn 4y agoFantastic. Making a cli for reviewing my anki decks has been on my weekend project todo list for awhile now. Now I can just use Speki. As a bonus you’ve done a much more polished job than I would have hacking it together :)
- tbs1996 4y agoGlad you'll find it useful! Feel free to open an issue if you have any feedback later on ^^
- orsenthil 4y agoI notice it has openai integration. What is it about?
- tbs1996 4y agoOn the add card tab or when youre reviewing an unfinshed card, it will generate an answer to whatever text is in the question box if you have added a key in your config file and you press alt+g!