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by kebsup 3y ago
https://gifmemes.io/ Made 240 USD in December. About 9k visitors and 27k page views tracked through plausible. Spent maybe 5 hours working on the codebase in 2023, which makes a solid ((240 * 12) / 10) = 288 USD /
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by kebsup 3y ago
At the Czech technical university C course, we've had a very similar assignment. The submissions of all the course students were continuously evaluated on a leaderboard and many spent tens of hours optimizing to get the extra points fo
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by kebsup 3y ago
Shameless plug, I'm currently making an app that does the same thing for German: https://vokabeln.io , it does not work 100% correctly yet, because german has just an infinite amount of compound words, but if you are looking
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by kebsup 3y ago
Agreed. I've seen multiple people trying to follow solid and clean code producing terrible unmaintainable code. The codebase I've recently inherited has useless interfaces and wrapper classes for literally anything. I.e. a simple
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by kebsup 3y ago
What I remember from this course is that the first few homeworks can be done in a few hours in one evening, and then you suddenly spend your weekend building a compiler.
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by kebsup 3y ago
I feel like I would only use something like this if I had built it myself.
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by kebsup 3y ago
I've built https://vokabeln.io to memorize German vocabulary from YouTube videos and websites. Currently at 16000 swipes.
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by kebsup 3y ago
My favorite job interview was when we just talked about my project: https://gifmemes.io most of the time. Got the job.
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by kebsup 3y ago
What I've found interesting about learning pronunciation is how deliberate you can be about fixing it. A lot of people from Slavic countries tend to pronounce the "th" sound as "d" or "s", including me, bu
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by kebsup 3y ago
Nice, I've been building something very similar for German (Vokabeln.io). The biggest problem there was recognizing "trennbare Verben", and words have a lot of conjunctions as well.
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by kebsup 3y ago
There are apps that show Bluetooth signal strength of all nearby devices. I've used that to find phones a few times.
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by kebsup 3y ago
Yes, https://vokabeln.io/ is correct.
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I'm Czech, but living in Germany and Denmark, I had to replace the š with s in my name the majority of the time when dealing with online forms.
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by kebsup 3y ago
Almost ramen profitable with my my language learning app https://vokebeln.io
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by kebsup 3y ago
I've seen multiple projects, in which people try to save results of requests into global state using Redux (not rtk), Zustand etc. and I have never seen it done well. React Query and Redux toolkit really should be the default options f
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by kebsup 3y ago
In one of my recent projects I've used rtk in combination with their openApi generator and that was one of the fastest developed apps I've made. Having all hooks ready from a single command is just great.
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by kebsup 3y ago
I'm currently making a language learning app and I'm intentionally not gamifiyng it, as it is aimed at users who want to actually learn the language.
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by kebsup 3y ago
I use intellij, which gives basic type warnings, plus I generate Typescript types from db, which I assign to the query. I don't know what more could I need. :D
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by kebsup 3y ago
I think a big issue on my part is marketing and UX improvements. It can do much more than "just flashcards" apps. For example, I use it to learn from youtube videos, by copying the transcript to the app, which then processes the w
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by kebsup 3y ago
Warning: shameless self-promotion I'm currently working on German vocabulary learning app, https://vokabeln.io/ , which uses LLMs in a similar way. The app allows you to paste text and extracts the vocabulary to learn.
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by kebsup 3y ago
I don't understand why raw SQL is considered less productive. I bet anything with more than two joins is easier to write in raw SQL than any ORM.
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by kebsup 3y ago
Can someone explain a bit more how it works? I don't understand the "We then train linear probes on the last token activations to predict the real latitude and longitudes of each place." I've looked up linear probing on
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by kebsup 3y ago
This looks great! I'm currently building something like a "gpt powered Anki" in which you can infinitely generate sentences for each word you are learning, but German gpt sentences are sometimes grammatically incorrect. Not
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by kebsup 3y ago
This is great! The waves get 3D.
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by kebsup 3y ago
Having an abundance of resources and people having nothing to do seems like an easier problem than lack of resources and people working 12 hours a day.
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by kebsup 3y ago
The website is not very intuitive. How do I compare let's say C vs. Dart? The programs seem the same. Also the results seem to be sorted randomly.
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by kebsup 3y ago
In Munich, the legal requirement is to register within two weeks, but the waiting time to schedule an appointment is more than two weeks. Luckily, no-one cares. Some of my Erasmus classmates did not register at all.
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Show HN: Vokabeln.io – AI generated, spaced repetition flashcards(vokabeln.io)
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by kebsup 3y ago
A spaced repetition vocabulary app for German, which allows parsing words from text (correctly handling conjugations and trennbarre verben) and generates different sentence examples using GPT.
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by kebsup 3y ago
I only had AI at my bachelor's, but we've learned all of it from YouTube/Coursera anyway, because the learning materials are simply better than the lectures 99% prefessors give.

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