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by aeto 8y ago
I'm a big fan of spaced repetition, made a lightweight browser extension to carry around with me when I'm surfing the web https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/harvest-take-notes...
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Show HN: Keybase bot for retrieving cryptocurrency data(github.com)
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Building a serverless, on-demand data science solution(blog.tresl.co)
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Show HN: Harvest – Take Notes and Learn Passively(harvest.li)
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A Tale of Two Content Apps(tonyy.in)
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Browser extension dev tips(blog.harvest.li)
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by aeto 9y ago
Love the gardening/farming metaphor. I also use it in the context of investing in myself and those around me, not necessarily for immediately perceivable results. Anytime we do something like reading it's planting a seed for ourse
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by aeto 9y ago
+1 for spaced repetition. I automated a schedule (1, 7, 17, 35 days) based on the SuperMemo algorithm for stuff that I read that I want to remember. Currently exists as a browser extension: (Chrome) https://chrome.google.com&#x2F
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by aeto 9y ago
Firefox port done: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/harvest-grow-...
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by aeto 9y ago
understand completely about the google signin. will look into how to display the URL as well to give people peace of mind. one day soon will add a dedicated authentication service.. this was just the easiest way to get up and running. getti
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by aeto 9y ago
hah i do this all the time. added a "delete" button to get rid of the useless-in-hindsight stuff
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by aeto 9y ago
thks for the link. i think main difference is that harvest uses spaced repetition for passive learning, i dont want to see every thing every time i open a new tab. i like looking at my momentum backgrounds :)
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by aeto 9y ago
mobile app in the plan
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by aeto 9y ago
lol good idea. can you guys add your emails to: https://aetolabs.com/harvest/ i won't spam you, promise. will notify everyone there about updates like the firefox port
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by aeto 9y ago
ive actually never tried anki before, but will check it out now. thks for the details!
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by aeto 9y ago
yes, i will be sure to ping you guys here
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by aeto 9y ago
interesting. ive heard this a lot. will port it
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by aeto 9y ago
google extensions are basically all javascript :p and the styling is from https://semantic-ui.com/ backend is node planning to make a simple mobile app so i can save stuff from my phone too. i can do a more detailed writeup
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by aeto 9y ago
I'm trying to expand my Chinese vocab, so I usually do something like "<characters> translation" eg. 拓展 expand
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by aeto 9y ago
Passive learning. Whenever I come across something cool or interesting, I put it into a chrome extension I made called "Harvest". It sends me email reminders of what I've added on a spaced repetition schedule (1, 7, 17, 35 da
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by aeto 9y ago
Yep - same things that you submitted. I use it for new concepts, interesting ideas, lifehacks, quotes.. anything I want to be reminded of in the future
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by aeto 9y ago
I always find useful tidbits or inspiring quotes as I browse the internet. Harvest lets me write or copy & paste the text so I can be reminded of them later with an automated email scheduled with a spaced repetition algorithm for optima
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Show HN: Harvest, the easiest way to grow your mind (spaced repetition learning)(chrome.google.com)
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by aeto 10y ago
Accompanied blog post: http://tonyy.in/2016/08/22/vitality-a-reminder-of-life/
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Show HN: Vitality – A reminder of life with each new tab(chrome.google.com)
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