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edylemond

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About edylemond

Creator of Traverse.link contact dominiczijlstra@gmail.com

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    Show HN: A curated collection of GPT prompts that I use in production

    A friend and I started collecting GPT prompts we actually use in production in our solepreneur businesses. Things like gpt-assisted high-quality blog writing, outreach email person…

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    If you're interested in a more visual approach you can try https://traverse.link/ - it's an app I created which has spaced repetition, but really its goal is to cover the whole lea…

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    I run Traverse ( https://traverse.link/ ) - an app which helps students learn faster using mind maps, flashcards and notes. It's been running for over 2 years now and provides stea…

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    Comment #30876687

    This is an editable template to learn data science skills most companies are looking for (from my 3-year experience in London fintech as a data scientist, and from the self-learnin…

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    Wish this article had been written a year ago when when I added Anki import to my learning app ( https://traverse.link/ )! Especially importing media files and de-renaming them was…

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    Comment #29094112

    Hi HN, I created Traverse.link - a learning tool with mindmaps and spaced repetition flashcards. I built it to solve my struggle of learning Chinese, to be able to communicate with…

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    Comment #26439517

    So sharing on our platform is simply publishing to make the knowledge available (and learnable with spaced repetition) to anyone with the link. What's the advantage of telegram?

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    Comment #26436447

    This looks interesting, we've built a spaced repetition app [1] which is based on markdown notes. It can also import Anki apkg files. If I understand correctly it should be possibl…

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    Thanks for your feedback. I will add a privacy policy and info about importing/exporting data (which is in fact a feature). However I'm not sure where to add it, do you have any su…

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    Comment #26025365

    Good read! I ran into points 3) "learning out of context" and 6) "missing the big picture" regularly myself when studying with Anki. I created a spaced repetition app [1] which let…

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    Traverse ( https://traverse.link/ ) - spaced repetition platform for connected knowledge. It's a success even if it can introduce to just a few people to the joy of spaced repetiti…

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    Comment #25603365

    From the article: "Unfortunately, most spaced repetition interfaces treat each prompt as a sovereign unit, which makes this kind of high-level revision difficult." This is why I've…

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    Comment #25603358

    I use Traverse.link, a spaced repetition app I'm building, for studying Chinese characters as well as any article or book I'm reading.

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    Comment #25602120

    Really interesting how you extract cloze deletions from ebooks! It sounds very similar to what I'm building with Traverse.link, a social spaced repetition app with connected cards.…

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    (In Greek mythology Mnemosyne, goddess of memory, is the mother of the muses, goddesses of creativity)

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    Comment #25335854

    Rote memorization is indeed not very useful, but the memorization of connected knowledge which you can build on top is essential for learning and creativity

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    Interesting to hear your approach to spaced repetition. I kind of went the other way with Traverse.link, where all 'cards' are interlinked markdown notes, but you have a switch to …

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    For illustration, I've turned the linked article into flashcards here https://traverse.link/home/How%20To%20Memorize%20Faster%20Wi...

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    This is exactly what you can do with Traverse.link (well you'd currently have to put your markdown files into a single JSON but I'm working on that). Your markdown notes then becom…

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    Card creation from stuff you read is one of the problems I'm trying to solve with Traverse.link. It has interlinked notes which can be turned into flashcards (adding active recall …

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    Some other alternatives already mentioned but there's also https://traverse.link/ for spaced repetition on connected notes