Show HN: A short guideline for getting stuff done without AI
2 by midzer | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Sunday, 2 April 2023
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Show HN: Integrating puzzle rush and spaced repetitions for chess training
3 by danmaz74 | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hi HN! I’m publicly releasing BraiMax Chess, a web app I built during the last three months; it’s based on a training technique which brought me from around 1700/1800 to 2000 rating (superblitz) on lichess. Here it is: https://ift.tt/1TrX82q Background story: during lockdown I decided to try and improve at chess, which I was playing online a lot. Bought a few books, tried all the websites and apps I found. This serious study helped a lot in understanding the game better, but didn’t improve my results as much as I hoped. It also was very hard work, and after a few months I stopped having the motivation to continue. Around that time I discovered Puzzle Rush on chess.com; that one was the most enjoyable chess-related thing I could do besides playing games, and it helped with tactics, but I soon plateaued - until I thought about combining that with spaced repetitions. I would manually review the puzzles I had failed, and add them to a rudimentary spaced repetitions system I had hacked together. It was a bit of work, but still enjoyable enough to stick to it; that’s when I started getting noticeably better and better, making fewer blunders, and climbing the rating. Late last year I decided to take some time off after leaving my last job; during the break I felt an itch and decided to create a website which would allow anybody to use the same technique I described above, but in a much easier/integrated way. After three months of full time work on it, it’s ready! Let me know what you think Dan
3 by danmaz74 | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hi HN! I’m publicly releasing BraiMax Chess, a web app I built during the last three months; it’s based on a training technique which brought me from around 1700/1800 to 2000 rating (superblitz) on lichess. Here it is: https://ift.tt/1TrX82q Background story: during lockdown I decided to try and improve at chess, which I was playing online a lot. Bought a few books, tried all the websites and apps I found. This serious study helped a lot in understanding the game better, but didn’t improve my results as much as I hoped. It also was very hard work, and after a few months I stopped having the motivation to continue. Around that time I discovered Puzzle Rush on chess.com; that one was the most enjoyable chess-related thing I could do besides playing games, and it helped with tactics, but I soon plateaued - until I thought about combining that with spaced repetitions. I would manually review the puzzles I had failed, and add them to a rudimentary spaced repetitions system I had hacked together. It was a bit of work, but still enjoyable enough to stick to it; that’s when I started getting noticeably better and better, making fewer blunders, and climbing the rating. Late last year I decided to take some time off after leaving my last job; during the break I felt an itch and decided to create a website which would allow anybody to use the same technique I described above, but in a much easier/integrated way. After three months of full time work on it, it’s ready! Let me know what you think Dan
Saturday, 1 April 2023
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Show HN: Jarvis AI – your dedicated concierge for anything
2 by devilzhong | 3 comments on Hacker News.
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Show HN: SiteGPT – Create ChatGPT-like chatbots trained on your website content
11 by pbteja1998 | 2 comments on Hacker News.
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Show HN: Rock Paper Scissors Online Game
2 by ozgurozalp | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I created online rock paper scissors game with Nuxt.js and node.js (socket.io)
2 by ozgurozalp | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I created online rock paper scissors game with Nuxt.js and node.js (socket.io)
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Show HN: Build your own no-code editor with Reka.js
4 by prevwong | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Much of the complexity surrounding building no-code editors come from architecting the state management system to power such editors: how can we allow end-users to create and edit entire UI components directly from the browser? Reka solves this by providing an AST-powered state system that enables end-users to create UI components that are nearly as complex as ones that developers could write in code; along with an interpreter to efficiently compute an output that could be rendered on the browser. Furthermore, Reka provides additional extensions, such as enabling real-time collaboration via CRDTs; or you could build a custom extension to support additional functionalities such as a commenting system. All that's left is for you to build your own UI abstractions on top of Reka — designing your editor UI/UX and providing easy-to-use buttons/controls for your end-users to mutate the underlying state in Reka. Github: https://ift.tt/fCrmEDA
4 by prevwong | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Much of the complexity surrounding building no-code editors come from architecting the state management system to power such editors: how can we allow end-users to create and edit entire UI components directly from the browser? Reka solves this by providing an AST-powered state system that enables end-users to create UI components that are nearly as complex as ones that developers could write in code; along with an interpreter to efficiently compute an output that could be rendered on the browser. Furthermore, Reka provides additional extensions, such as enabling real-time collaboration via CRDTs; or you could build a custom extension to support additional functionalities such as a commenting system. All that's left is for you to build your own UI abstractions on top of Reka — designing your editor UI/UX and providing easy-to-use buttons/controls for your end-users to mutate the underlying state in Reka. Github: https://ift.tt/fCrmEDA
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Show HN: Sshmgr, simple SSH manager for busy and lazy people
2 by sonyarianto | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Simple SSH manager for busy and lazy people. It's open source.
2 by sonyarianto | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Simple SSH manager for busy and lazy people. It's open source.
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