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dictionaryfeed
4y ago
This is awesome! Unfortunately, I didn't get today's word though. Anyone get it? :)
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dictionaryfeed
5y ago
If you happen to see this, feel free to ignore this entire post. :)
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dictionaryfeed
5y ago
This was just for fun to show people how to post to HackerNews. I hope that you all have a great day! :)
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Post for Fall 2021 class to demonsration how to share with HN community
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dictionaryfeed
5y ago
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Startup School project gets featured for Subreddit of The Day on Reddit
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dictionaryfeed
7y ago
Thank you very much for the comment and helpful feedback. :)
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dictionaryfeed
7y ago
I tried posting several months ago, but a lovely HN user encouraged me to post again with a different title / format. Thank you!
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dictionaryfeed
7y ago
Note: This is a free app and I do not profit from it. Over 16,000 translations are crowdsourced from users.
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Show HN: Word of the Hour – a language learning app sharing one word every hour
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7y ago
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Word of the Hour is featured on ProductHunt
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Open-Source Kitten Takes a Nybble Out of Arduino Market – Engineering.com
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Cutest robotic kitten that I've ever seen goes viral
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
Hi there!! Thanks for the message. Your solution sounds pretty neat, but there are a few things that make me a little bit skeptical of your comment. Would be happy to discuss and learn more. :)
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New Bin Picking Solution Developed by Lean Team of Engineers
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
What is this? :)
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Computer generated artwork utilizing concepts from shallow machine learning
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/r/Dictionary is featured as Subreddit of the Day
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
Thanks also for pointing out the word querulous! I don't think that the first tree that Treegle generates is so great. You have to click querulous a few times to get better trees. :)
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
Cool!! Thank you very much for sharing!! I actually never heard of Wordo until now. Do you work with Wordo? If so, wanta collaborate? :)
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
Thank you for your feedback! Yes, that is an issue that I've heard many times. I've tried to solve it many different ways. The issue is that the definition has to be readable while also conveying that the words are clickable wit
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
Thank you very much for the follow-up reply in regards to this! The worst definition that I've found is if you search the word "hello". However, I actually like the first definition of the word "word" quite a bit.
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
Thank you very much for the feedback! So I actually talked with a dictionary expert that was a developer for WordNet. He told me that he spent tons of time trying to determine which definition is the right one. He came to the conclusion t
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
Thank you again! I really appreciate all of your thoughtful feedback. Yeah, one way of measuring connectivity is counting how many definitions that a word appears in. Also, yeah, sometimes there are text artifacts in definitions and words
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
I used Online Plain Text English Dictionary. It's public domain and based on Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913). I had to do quite a bit of cleaning and statistics to improve the definition formatting and ordering. I
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dictionaryfeed
9y ago
Thank you so much for the kind comment! I really appreciate it. Yes, it is fun to just keep clicking and see where it goes. I actually did some ranking to measure the connectivity of words in the dictionary that I used. I made this littl
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How can you learn a word without knowing the words within its definition?
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