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mreichhoff

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mreichhoff··on Show HN: All Books, All Languages – Read short stories and books in any language
cool! how did you determine the CEFR levels of the stories?

Minor, but I also see a few placeholders like "Why {{appName}}?"

mreichhoff··on Show HN: Aiko – Talk to Your Japanese Tutor AI, Powered by XAI and Polly
how are users' voice recordings handled? Any guarantees about storage duration, privacy, etc.?
mreichhoff··on Show HN: GoCard – A file-based spaced repetition system built in Go
looks cool! Any thoughts on Anki interoperability (e.g., get a shared deck from ankiweb and convert to GoCard's format)?
mreichhoff··on Show HN: Learn where countries are on the world map with Spaced Repetition
cool! what modifications did you make to the default FSRS algorithm?
mreichhoff··on Show HN: Learn a language by practicing the words needed to watch a video
Chinese would be my pick
mreichhoff··on Show HN: Learn a language by practicing the words needed to watch a video
This looks cool. Are languages besides the 3 listed supported?
mreichhoff··on Show HN: Word2go – A word-learning app using browser notifications
Neat idea! Does it use spaced repetition, or some other way of deciding what words to show, when?
mreichhoff··on Show HN: StudyChat – Convert YC Videos into Quizzes and Retain What You Learn
looks neat! Is the quiz itself what helps with retention, or is this combined with spaced repetition or some other memory technique?
mreichhoff··on Show HN: ProductivityXP – Earn XP from your to-do list
is the XP earned constant for each item checked off, or does it vary (e.g., by difficulty or priority)?
mreichhoff··on Show HN: Anki Spaced Repetition, but Better
what makes it better than Anki? The community, email reminders, etc., or something core to the spaced repetition?
mreichhoff··on Show HN: Learning Chinese and Japanese with graphs and trees
ah, the "words containing" concept was pretty much how I ended up deciding to make this.

Thanks for the note and best of luck with your studying! Feel free to ping with any bugs, etc.

mreichhoff··on Show HN: Learning Chinese and Japanese with graphs and trees
yep, I know that, and originally had an entirely separate repo on GitHub for the Japanese version, but I tried to consolidate to just one for simplicity.

I also use a different domain name for the Japanese version, although I found some app that had taken the kanjigraph name, so I ended up using the much worse japanesegraph. Sorry about that