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Get Into Motion(martinrue.com)
30 points by martinrue 3y ago|1 comments
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Parol – Text-to-Speech for Esperanto via Polish(parol.martinrue.com)
2 points by martinrue 3y ago|0 comments
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My Engineering Axioms(martinrue.com)
1 points by martinrue 3y ago|0 comments
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Nothing Matters(martinrue.com)
2 points by martinrue 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Station – A Social Network for Gemini(martinrue.com)
1 points by martinrue 3y ago|0 comments
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by martinrue 3y ago
https://martinrue.com – my best HN post was my post about Esperanto, which reached #1 here for a few hours, but my favourite to write was the story of how I learned to code on the C64: https://martinrue.com/give-
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by martinrue 3y ago
I made a text-only social network for the Gemini network and it recently surpassed 1k users: https://martinrue.com/station
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by martinrue 4y ago
The article is well-written and makes some good arguments about things that could be better, but like all languages (including conlangs), they're never going to be perfect and they're always going to have biases and rough bits. I
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ZZüy – A Lesson in Perseverance (2011)(martinrue.com)
1 points by martinrue 5y ago|0 comments
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Happy Esperanto Day(martinrue.com)
1 points by martinrue 5y ago|0 comments
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How does Esperanto sound? (2019)(martinrue.com)
1 points by martinrue 5y ago|0 comments
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The Equality of Esperanto(martinrue.com)
2 points by martinrue 5y ago|0 comments
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Esperanto? But Nobody Speaks It?(docs.google.com)
3 points by martinrue 5y ago|0 comments
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by martinrue 5y ago
For anyone reading this and jumping into Gemini for the first time, I made a micro social network which already has a nice little community – come hang out on Station: gemini://station.martinrue.com
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by martinrue 5y ago
> I wonder what sorts of social media we'd see if it wasn't dependent on selling ads. This is why I got interested in Gemini. It's a modern take on Gopher and the network already has a lot of folks posting content and shar
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Hacking a Polish TTS to (mostly) speak Esperanto(parol.martinrue.com)
2 points by martinrue 5y ago|0 comments
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Coding Stories: Me vs. the VNC Guy (2020)(martinrue.com)
2 points by martinrue 5y ago|0 comments
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by martinrue 6y ago
If anyone’s curious, I wrote more about it here: https://martinrue.com/zamenhofa-tago-18/
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by martinrue 6y ago
Lots of my friends are Esperanto speakers and we use only Esperanto to communicate. I learned it to fluency in around 2 years. It’s incredibly easy to learn, super fun to use, and unique in that it bridges so many other languages that one c
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What Have You Changed Your Mind About?(martinrue.com)
1 points by martinrue 6y ago|0 comments
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Silence(martinrue.com)
2 points by martinrue 6y ago|1 comments
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ZZüy – A Lesson in Perseverance(martinrue.com)
1 points by martinrue 6y ago|0 comments
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My Engineering Axioms(martinrue.com)
2 points by martinrue 6y ago|0 comments
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Today is Esperanto Book Day – why I learned it (2018)(martinrue.com)
3 points by martinrue 6y ago|0 comments
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by martinrue 6y ago
I learned Esperanto because it was geeky and super easy to learn, and now I use it almost every day. I've made friends all over the world via the language, and can find people wherever I am to hang out and chat with. It's awesome.
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by martinrue 6y ago
For anyone craving more C64 nostalgia, I wrote about my first coding experience on the wonderful old beast: https://martinrue.com/give-yourself-more-playtime/
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A hack to make a Polish TTS speak Esperanto(parol.martinrue.com)
2 points by martinrue 6y ago|0 comments
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by martinrue 6y ago
Is the name inspired by the imperative Esperanto verb by any chance? Se jes, saluton, bona elekto :)
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by martinrue 6y ago
Sure: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLcWlBThjQPyrDDy3UIW8... I work on a few other Esperanto projects in my spare time. If anyone's curious: https://martinrue.com/projects/
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by martinrue 6y ago
I created a YouTube series teaching entry-level programming in JS, in Esperanto. Because why the hell not.

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