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   by williamsss 1y ago

   Seems useful. Do you happen to have documentation on required computer specs?
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   Visualize Your Markdown as Mindmaps(markmap.js.org)

   5 points by williamsss 1y ago|1 comments
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   Show HN: Turning HN 'Who is Hiring?' comments into a searchable SQLite database(amber-williams.github.io)

   3 points by williamsss 2y ago|0 comments
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   Quick self-hosting guide for web apps(amberwilliams.io)

   4 points by williamsss 2y ago|0 comments
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   by williamsss 2y ago

   The performance bump doesn't justify the steep price difference. From a for profit business lens for OpenAI - I understand pushing the price outside the range of side projects, but this pushes it past start ups. Excited to see new stuf
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   by williamsss 2y ago

   I've updated the marketing site since your comment. Will be looking into legal copy again after I stop having fun with other feature requests.
7. 67.▲
   by williamsss 2y ago

   I've updated the marketing site. I realized light mode users had a mixed version of the marketing page which is meant to be dark mode only. The app will default to your dark/light mode preference. It can be set in settings additio
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   by williamsss 2y ago

   You can delete cards if you review a card, flip the back and click the trashcan icon on the upper left hand side. Ideally users are relying on the spaced repetition algorithm and should see cards they know less frequently rather than removi
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   by williamsss 2y ago

   Right makes sense Duolingo has that feature as well. Its free - I don't have plans to monetize this app. Its a passion project and at the moment costs me less than $30 a month to run. Its been a heap of fun to scale / market past
10. 70.▲
    by williamsss 2y ago

    > I wanted a way to switch sides of the cards Will add support for switching sides of the cards to the next release. My thought here is that once you have gotten the card correct _n_ times, you'll then will see the flipped english o
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    hey again I added Korean for you. I plan to add romanization support over the next week or so. Give me a shout if you have any other things you'd like to see
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    I would download this if you had a latin language spin off
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    Okay I had a closer look now. Tbh I don't download anything that isn't a major brand product or open-source. I'm guessing the amount of work you put into this you're planning to monetize the app right? If so my first poi
14. 74.▲
    by williamsss 2y ago

    I think you're right. I'll add a final step to validate all the text based output to circumvent this.
15. 75.▲
    by williamsss 2y ago

    Sure that's a great idea
16. 76.▲
    by williamsss 2y ago

    Great feedback thanks. Will have a look into these.
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    The first gen is https://github.com/Amber-Williams/language-flashcard-app-gpt...
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    Agreed. Anki is awesome! I just was spending too much time creating Anki cards and created this for my self. Some friends saw how I was using the first gen ( https://github.com/Amber-Williams/language-flashcard-app-gpt..
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    I've noticed this myself with Spanish, Italian and French. Such as the word for "bill" in the word card vs the example cards. Its something I plan to refine in my next release. Thanks for the feedback!
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    I can add Korean tonight. I'll ping you once its shipped. What would you prefer over smiley faces? Something like "bad" "okay" "good"?
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    Agreed I have heard that feedback a few times now. I tried to make sure the A and B levels were pinned down as it was quite verbose in my testing. I'll have a look into C1 and C2 levels. If you have examples I can back test against I&#
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. I started with web text-to-speech APIs and beta testers hated the robotic sounds so spent a fair amount of time getting text-to-speech right. Looking forward to seeing more advanced ML models in the browser as that&
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    Thanks will do. Please let me know your thoughts after you give it a spin.
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    Yep I noticed that myself. I need to refine the translations better. If you have examples you would prefer to see for German I can back test against them.
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    > Is this opensource My first gen is open source https://github.com/Amber-Williams/language-flashcard-app-gpt... if you'd like to repurpose it This one has a fair amount of security and wrappers around the lat
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    It uses an older version of FSRS. Now that I know I'll update later this week to v5. Thanks
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    It supports Hindi! I haven't had any feedback from a Hindi native nor learner. If there's any feedback you can give, even if its to say the app is shit I would appreciate your take. I have a test account and demo video I'm wo
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    Sure I started from this app which is open source https://github.com/Amber-Williams/language-flashcard-app-gpt... You're welcome to repurpose the code. It uses web text-speech api which I had a fair amount of beta
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    This is incredibly valuable feedback. >The AI coming up with words for you doesn't add a ton of value, most languages have standardized tests with good word lists that learners should already be using. Adding the issues others menti
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    by williamsss 2y ago

    The app is using the same Anki FSRS algo its open source https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki Agreed would be swimming against the tide rolling a custom one. Anki's is awesome! This app functions mu