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by kebsup 4y ago
An app[1] that I'm making with my little brother will earn 100 USD in about 6 months of being in the app store. That and the 30% fee, that apple's making more than us. However, I can see how it prevents that crappy apps seen in th
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by kebsup 4y ago
It's very early stage, so I expect I'll finish v1.0 in about half a year. I have to work on my Msc project as well. I'll post it on linkedin, so you can follow me there. https://www.linkedin.com/in/petr-k
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by kebsup 4y ago
I'm building a "learn language from content" app. The idea is to have a dictionary of all the words the user knows and then teach the words in collections by loading music lyrics, subtitles, photos of text etc.
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by kebsup 4y ago
One time in a group project at a Danish university, an American exchange student suggested we dedicate a group conflict mediator, because she does not like to approach people directly. Luckily the Danes were more sane and we've rejecte
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by kebsup 4y ago
https://gifmemes.io makes about 200-300 USD a month and the idea was very straightforward. I wanted to make a cool meme, but found out motion tracking the text was difficult.
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Nothing yet.
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I make around 200-300 USD per month through https://gifmemes.io . Basically zero maintenance, but I'll add user generated templates one of these days. Will be nice to "automated" content generation in addition to &
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I've made https://youtube-to-gif.com with it, it's quite neat, but doesn't work on mobile.
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The reason I like it is that I have spent a lot of time debugging bar code like: Var object=object() If (isValid(object)) // Do something In which the isValid function modified the object in unexpected way and caused the issue
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by kebsup 4y ago
https://gifmemes.io Started as a side project to help me make gif memes, turned it into a bachelor's thesis project and made over 2.5k USD in watermark removal purchases.
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by kebsup 4y ago
In the Czech republic, there's one app to order in most qr restaurants. It's much better than any restaurant specific website.
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There is a course called "The missing semester" by MIT on YouTube.
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I found that I dive deeply into topics only if I work on my own projects. Studying stuff out of interest and being paid for it does feel right.
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by kebsup 4y ago
https://blabot.app a gpt3 chatbot for language practice. It's free because it doesn't work very well. :D
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Learn languages by chatting with AI chatbot(blabot.app)
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Funny thing, my friend and I just built a very similar app: https://blabot.app It's a bit more minimalistic though.
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Using DALL-E to increase sales(petr.world)
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by kebsup 4y ago
A few times when I was working with a new technology in a project, I've found it extremely useful to set it up in a completely clean project, learn everything and proceed from there. I have seen people who tried to read the docs and ju
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by kebsup 4y ago
It's a bit shallow, but money. I work on https://gifmemes.io and get motivated to continue working (on the mobile app, currently) everytime someone donates or buys the watermark removal.
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As a Slavic language speaker, i used to pronounce "th" as "d" and simply focusing on this mistake made me feel like the accent improved greatly. I have also met a lot of people who roll their "r"s, so that&#x27
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by kebsup 4y ago
Made 5k USD by selling source code to a random HN guy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31509702 Long story short: I run gifmemes.io and posted a comment about it. He read the comment, saw the website and had some idea
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by kebsup 4y ago
Funny question. I always wonder, why are delivery apps so cheap. Here in Prague, i can get 6 USD pizza delivered for free, which seems absolutely insane.
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by kebsup 4y ago
I'm getting 10 USD once in one or two days from my project https://gifmemes.io . It meant spending a few hundreds of hours of programming without any validation whatsoever and then hoping for the best.
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by kebsup 4y ago
Not sure about this one. My favourite job board for Czechia shows (Kotlin)/(Js Fe + Js be) ~ 10 %. I'd expect these ratios to be similar worldwide.
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Love the idea, but color scale would be so much better. This is so difficult to use.
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Show HN: Convert YouTube videos to GIFs using WASM FFMPEG(youtube-to-gif.com)
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Our university teaches C as the first language and even first time coders manage. The problem with python and most other languages is that you'll just end up confused about references while C forces you to understand them. Just a recen
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by kebsup 4y ago
Tried to post, but I don't have Twitter and registration failed with "Something went wrong, please try again later".
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I find this one interesting in the context of math. For example with sin/cos, a lot of people think about it as a phrase "sin is the opposite over hypotenuse", whereas I have this image of sine returning the fraction of how m
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by kebsup 4y ago
The "sales meeting summary" example takes a nice overview of the information and converts it into hard to read needlessly long text. The others are cool though.

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