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Now that there's an abundance of it available, and that too including good free and paid options.

I've been building one for SwifUI but added 10x more value to it with various offerings.

Still, it feels like a challenge in marketing it.

Sure thing, I will take a look into that. And do share your feedback after exploring the app. Much appreciated!

Thank you, mate. Because it is in an early stage, it is based on text conversations aka chats for now. Vocal conversations is something I am definitely interested in & might explore soon.

I’ve spent countless hours on language apps, only to realize I couldn’t string a sentence together when it mattered. Most apps focus on learning, not speaking.

Since nobody was making this, I decided to make this myself.

Called https://www.kataru.app/, I made it focused on geting you to do conversations in your target language. Think of it as a language gym - focused on practice, not theory.

I'm looking for early feedback to help me make it even better. If you're tired of traditional language learning and ready for a new approach, give it a go!

Sure. While the concept refrains from heavy usage of AI, this seems like a valid point. Duly noted!

Can vouch for receiving the same emails in the last couple of days.

Classic.

After weeks of brainstorming & working, I shipped The Lesson Club!

Thelesson.club is an attempt to build a (small) community of curious people who would like to learn new things together & expand their knowledge in different subjects.

Topics will range from Philosophy, Psychology, Mental Models, Astronomy & what not.

If you are a curious mind, do take a look. There are no charges to join!

I believe that platform works the best if you have a niche based newsletter. And that's what makes it best.

This was bound to happen. When Joe regan signed that deal, It was a big thing.

Woah. It seems like a great repo. How are you changing the words? I mean, is there a database of words?

This is a detailed analysis. I was thinking to start Patreon but I tried Buymeacoffee page and turns out, it is slowly becoming like Patreon only. But better.

Well, Yesterday, Indian government has decided to ban the App.

A lot of hype is there for tailwind. I will check it out in near future.

Great article. I was actually looking for resources where I can find how to do the testing of my product.

I have been looking forward to this. I still think Bootstrap is better than a lot of libraries out there.

Woah. This is actually so good. Kinda give me a "digest" vibe of a subreddit.

Your demo is giving me a 404. Can you provide another one? Looks interesting.

I like your product. Do you find Wren reliable when implementing features, like did it ever broke?

The best part about the article is so many references.

Looks nice. It reminds very much of C and C++ programming. What are some of its use cases?

While I addressed the issue in general and around what the impact it is causing, I can tell you a couple of things which you can attempt to mitigate your biases:-

First of all, Do you research manually. Don't stay on Twitter only for your source of news. Having multiple sources will help you in establishment of truth. The best part? The extension mentioned by the OP can actually be very helpful!

Secondly, Remember that it is all about the perspective. It is NOT necessary that the way you see things is the SAME as how I see things.

There is a difference between Data and Information, Because not every time, All the data will be informational.

You can read the article here - https://thevediwho.me/blog/data-data-and-more-data . I am not an expert but I do have a certification in social psychology. I hope this helps you.

Ooh, An extension revolving around biases and psychology! Always in for it.

I literally wrote an article on how so much data on internet affects our mind and sometimes, can make us biased.

Such tool, like your extension, can be very helpful.

It seems they are cutting down on a lot of services.

First came news of Mixer shutting down and then this.

I had hopes with MagicLeap but then it's going through a roller coaster ride. Still they are on my "to watch" list.

Things like Apple AR glass leak makes me hooked to AR and VR.

Well, if it turns out to be "just another community" then that won't interest me or most of the people, imo.

If it is around a specific niche, then it's a different thing.

Even though I am 99% using the WiFi, I have to stay on a plan in my mobile just to receive and make calls. As people still prefer normal calling than using internet based calling features.

My reaction to the code mentioned was similar to the favicon image :)

I am part of a startup and I can tell you one thing from what I have seen the "CEO" and the people are doing in it. Everyone seems to put all in the effort and everything but generally, the output generation is low. What I mean is, the 80/20 rule applies here a lot. In startups, I have found that it is more about doing experiments and doing them rapidly.

You should take a look at what they are producing and what their current revenue is. That should give you an idea, if putting 80+ hours is REALLY helping them or not?

I can tell you only a couple of things. See, It can get overwhelming very quickly and it expands in deep as much as deep you go in technology.

You should rather focus on what you NEED to learn, don't get caught in imposter syndrome. Because you mentioned you have a full-time job already, You only have a limited time. Juggling and switching into lot of things will affect your productivity.

For me, I evaluate first what I want to do and then search the technology available around it. Then, I make a list of what I need to learn and I start with one, gradually.