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by deagler 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Going open-source is something we'd consider but right now we're focused on building a tool that people love (which becomes difficult with a bunch of hobbyist developers contributing). Also closed source i
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by deagler 5y ago
Sorry! Firefox is in the books but we're a small team and don't have the resources to maintain it on Firefox right now.
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by deagler 5y ago
Thanks! Export to CSV is coming soon.
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by deagler 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Will let you know when we have reversable cards.
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by deagler 5y ago
We're not at feature parity with Anki yet. Our focus isn't copying or competing with Anki. iI you just want everything in Anki but better and free, then Zorbi probably isn't the right fit for you (yet!) For now, we're fo
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by deagler 5y ago
Glad to hear you liked the app. Yes. We have cloze deletions. Hit Ctrl + Shift + C for cloze deletions (or hit the "Eye" that says "Hide Text") RE: the issue with reviews piling up. - We have some modifications planned f
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by deagler 5y ago
We plan to add export to CSV/PDF. You'll then be able to import it into ANKI via CSV
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by deagler 5y ago
No monetization right now - we have some revenue streams that will let us keep the core app free. Freemium might happen in the future for niche features (e.g. Improved TTS / GPT-3 Flashcard Generation). No data exporting yet. We plan t
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by deagler 5y ago
A lot of it isn't actually copy paste, but just quality-of-life tricks to speed up card creation while going through lecture notes / reading an article. e.g. we have tooltips+hotkeys that let you append the highlighted text to the
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by deagler 5y ago
Tool is completely free. We don't plan to paywall the core tool.
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by deagler 5y ago
You're completely right. Having an understanding of the topic is important. In fact it's stressed on our "Making flashcards" guide: https://zorbi.cards/making-good-flashcards It's mostly the conveni
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by deagler 5y ago
Hi HN, Meet Zorbi - a spaced-repetition tool built for exam study. Zorbi helps you create flashcards straight from PDFs and Websites or from our Notion integration. Creating flashcards with Zorbi is crazy fast and crazy easy. Zorbi is a web
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Show HN: Make spaced-repetition flashcards(zorbi.cards)
118 points by deagler 5y ago|62 comments
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by deagler 5y ago
Hi HN, Meet Zorbi - the spaced-repetition tool that you've always wanted. Zorbi helps you create flashcards straight from PDFs and Websites or from our Notion integration. Zorbi is a web-app so you'll be able to study from any dev
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Show HN: Make spaced-repetition flashcards from Chrome and Notion(zorbi.cards)
6 points by deagler 5y ago|1 comments
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Launch HN: Zorbi.Cards – Create spaced-repetition flashcards from Chrome
14 points by deagler 6y ago|3 comments
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by deagler 6y ago
Great. I think it happened because we trigger a Google Analytics event on that button. Guess it's time to swap to Plausible Analytics...
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by deagler 6y ago
Oh that's strange. What browser are you using? It's just a Mailchimp list - seems to work on the few browsers I've tested on. Maybe it is working but the feedback just isn't clear enough? It should output a success messa
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by deagler 6y ago
Hi HN, Meet Zorbi - an efficient study tool made for busy people. The inspiration for this tool came from the fact I exclusively used Anki when I got AWS certified myself. I passed my exam with 92% while also sitting four other university e
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Show HN: I made a study tool for getting AWS certified in just 10-minutes/day(zorbiapp.com)
9 points by deagler 6y ago|6 comments
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by deagler 10y ago
Little ballsy, Raises a good point as well. I'll need to keep that in mind when I go for my first FT job
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by deagler 10y ago
This is going to be great, The worlds top firms are now in direct competition with each other. Microsoft(Cortana), Amazon(Echo), Apple(Siri), Google(Assistant/Now) and now Samsung with Viv. The possibilites are just endless, the space
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by deagler 10y ago
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by deagler 10y ago
This, While C and C++ are both very powerful languages and could still be considered the "industry standard"(loosely used) It is definitely not a language that will make your applications work as expected, I would say that C#&#x2F