nikivi

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by nikivi 9y ago
I was toying with the idea of using a different layout than QWERTY because I already remap almost all my keys with Karabiner. However I think it's not worth it in the end because on iOS for example I wouldn't be able to use Halmak
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My wonderful world of iOS(github.com)
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by nikivi 9y ago
I use GitBook and GitHub. I have a repository with many markdown files ( https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge ) and I render it all with GitBook here ( https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz ).
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by nikivi 9y ago
Has anyone tried to use nix package manager and nix-darwin ( https://github.com/LnL7/nix-darwin ) instead of brew? I am curious if there is any upside to using it over the hard work brew team is doing.
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Wikibattle – 1v1 races through Wikipedia article links(github.com)
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Keyboard Maestro Macros I use(github.com)
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by nikivi 9y ago
I released my first ever big project this year. Learn Anything ( https://learn-anything.xyz ). It's pretty amazing to see how fast it evolved and how much there is still to do. Can't wait to see what will happen to it in
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Curated list of amazing books(github.com)
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Looking back on 2017(wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz)
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How I use Karabiner app to rebind all keys(wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz)
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by nikivi 9y ago
I am working on an Open Source website to visualise most efficient learning paths. Website: https://learn-anything.xyz Code: https://github.com/learn-anything/learn-anything Currently trying to move to a ne
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Knowledge Bootstrapping(medium.com)
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Amazing Alfred Workflows(github.com)
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by nikivi 9y ago
That would be amazing indeed. This is only a beginning of what can be possible, I am sure we can add something like this in the future.
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by nikivi 9y ago
We already have pre-requisites for some topics. Like for example in machine learning. But we do hope to add pre-requisites to all topics as that is really important indeed. Coinhive does look interesting. Thank you for the suggestion.
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by nikivi 9y ago
We will have a reputation system for users in the future. As to why you may want to contribute. If you use the website and you find value in it, you can always make it better not only for yourself but for others. Only here, not only can you
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by nikivi 9y ago
A voting system is already in place. Users can upvote or downvote resources according to what they like and think is useful. Having some kind of reputation system is also a really good idea. You were thinking of having it similar to Reddit
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by nikivi 9y ago
I agree with you. We apologise for this. We have indeed changed our mind and we do think it is best to focus on the community and curation of content. We are just trying to find a way to financially support the project without bringing the
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by nikivi 9y ago
I actually agree with you there. And I think this is the way we will do it. So our current ways people can support us are through donations and that is it. Is there anything else do you think we can do aside from advertisements which we wan
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by nikivi 9y ago
Our goal is to create a completely Open Source website where we share both the code that runs the website and also all the data that was created and curated with it. In the white paper it mentions that the 'premium' features will
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by nikivi 9y ago
Would you then also not contribute to Reddit? You are also contributing content to their website that they then use to serve other people ads. There is also Reddit Gold that you can buy to unlock some perks. The idea is the same for this we
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by nikivi 9y ago
This is just an idea. As we are still not sure what the best way to support this project financially is. The other option would be to use advertisements but we feel that would actually not help with our goals of providing the best resources
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by nikivi 9y ago
Yes, there are some topics that are quite empty with resources sadly. However this can change with contributions and users using the website. For example there is a map for learning Machine Learning ( https://learn-anything.xyz&#x
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by nikivi 9y ago
Thank you a lot. This is really encouraging and helps us keep going with this idea.
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by nikivi 9y ago
Summaries of topics are a planned feature we hope to add in the future. We also hope to add user made 'notes' on each of the resources so anyone can see what other people think of the resource or link before visiting it. And we ag
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by nikivi 9y ago
Thank you. There is a lot of value in a simple tree-like folder structure as you say. It is easier to navigate and plays well with mobile. However, one of our goals with the website is not just finding the resource that you need to learn so
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by nikivi 9y ago
It is. We recently released a big update to the Website that included a complete overhaul in design. We will make a new video and upload it very soon.
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Learn Anything White Paper(github.com)
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Show HN: Open Source website to learn anything with maps
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Wishlist containing all the technologies that I want supported in Beaker(gist.github.com)
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