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Show HN: Snapalabra – Learn Spanish vocabulary through images
(app.snapalabra.com)
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9mo ago
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I really like this idea. Simple interface, a single goal, it and it doesn't claim to be a full piano course. However, the user experience is incredibly frustrating for amateur players like myself. For some reason i have to hold down ea
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detectivestory
9mo ago
Great job! A useful resource, and it works surprisingly well on mobile. I think you should try improve the SEO quite a bit because it looks better than most of what you'll find in a search engine at the moment.
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9mo ago
I wish there was a directory of some sort for these "specialized LLM tools". But I guess the "circle of ai" means that these custom prompts and such will eventually just be regurgitated by the models themselves, so it mi
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Show HN: Learn New Vocabulary Contextually through Daily Images
(app.snapalabra.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
Just a simple app I created to to help myself with learning vocabulary contextually, and to give myself an opportunity to get instant feedback on mistakes I make in my target language. The idea is simple: Describe an image in your target la
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9mo ago
Those prices in London are quite something!
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9mo ago
is there a video demo available of this?
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detectivestory
9mo ago
Looks like a fun little project. Is it possible to program an alarm on that device? Does it have a speaker?
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detectivestory
9mo ago
Wasn't there a joke about this happening in some movie when an English soccer team manager wrote the team name on the back of a box of cigarettes. Later he had to include the inclusion of two unknown players in the selection: The playe
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9mo ago
I've found this to be the case with language learning. Its actually an enjoyable thing to do once you "get into the groove". Apps like duolingo are pretty easy for daily routines but the learning can be quite passive. I now f
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9mo ago
I get the impression that there is a very good idea here but you are not selling it very well. I think a text-heavy explanation is better here than on the webpage itself. People on this site don't tend to have much patience when being
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10mo ago
at the moment you need to log in but I will release an update soon to remove that barrier. English <---> Spanish is supported along with a few more.
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10mo ago
Really like this. I had considered making something similar but I wasn't sure on the best approach. I think it might be nice to add an option for the user to toggle how detailed each response is. I think for a lot of moves, you just wa
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detectivestory
10mo ago
I really like this idea.. but could this not be done for free using ollama and prepare-commit-msg? Seems like you could get a "good enough" solution together pretty easily without any cost.
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10mo ago
how does one go about getting an invitation to that site? Looks interesting
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10mo ago
Oh, and there is also a web app version, but it's not as full featured, or as reliable as the apps: https://app.snapalabra.com/
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Show HN: Snapalabra – A daily exercise for learning new vocabulary
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10mo ago
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detectivestory
10mo ago
FYI: The features section of the website doesn't render correctly in dark-mode.
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detectivestory
10mo ago
I think if you put more effort into catching the audio clearly these could be really cool background content to have on while studying etc..
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10mo ago
These are fantastic!
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10mo ago
Working on a visual language learning app called Snapalabra! The idea is simple: You look at an image and describe what you see in your target language. That's basically it! My reason for building it was that even though I can understa
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10mo ago
You say things like Nebly creators save 5+ hours per week on average but you don't provide anything to back up that claim.. little things like that. I think most people would be more convinced by just seeing it in action rather than yo
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10mo ago
This looks like it could be a great tool if it works well but the website maybe feels a little "scammy". I'm pretty sure even the guy's photo is AI... The image name is "efdfff99a_ChatGPTImageDec10202507_44_08PM&quo
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Show HN: Detective Stories – Multiplayer "Dark Stories" game using web sockets
(detective-stories.com)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
This is great. UI could maybe do with a little work (better icons etc) but I've found it to be somewhat informative. Where is the data coming from?
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10mo ago
The suggestions cover the next button even after one has been selected. It makes the UI pretty tricky to use on mobile. Otherwise its fun
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Show HN: Snapalabra! - Learn Language Through Curated Images
(snapalabra.com)
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11mo ago
Having to select an image compressor based on format seems like a redundant step.. Can the service not just automatically recognise the file format? Can you explain more about how the image gets compressed on the client side? Edit: I just t
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11mo ago
Every time I try create anything, the lyrics are in German... Sounds great but is there some setting I can change so they are in English?
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