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About houshuang
Engineer / Learning Architect at Minerva Project. https://minervaproject.com
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Show HN: Petrarca: Voice first spaced repetition – track knowledge across books
I've been struggling for years to get an overview (become literate) in history as an adult. I wanted all the names (Cicero, Caesar, Constantinople, Waterloo) to actually mean somet…
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I've gotten jobs at three international remote companies, all paying above $150k, with no whiteboard and definitively no leet code. Although domain expertise helps, and working in …
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Comment #23190846
Interesting approach. I learnt Chinese in university 20 years ago, and spent a long time in China both with traditional text books (self study) and just living there... Very curiou…
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Yeah, we need to do a lot around messaging, to be clear - the wiki is in an early prototype and there are known bugs, etc. However if you want to try it out, install the repo (run …
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Comment #19847775
One neat thing about live collaboration is that every single edit is stored. This enables some nice things, like seamless replay of the entire document editing history. We've been …
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I am curious about this argument - I think CKEditor 5 made a similar one in this epic blog post about how they implemented real-time collaboration ( https://ckeditor.com/blog/Lesso…
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tmbb has been doing work on writing a ShareDB compatible backend in Elixir ( https://elixirforum.com/t/realtime-collaboration/9736/5 ), this has long been a dream of mine. If not, …
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That's basically what I'm trying to build - we're starting with Quill.js and ShareDB, adding extensions, configuring, and then adding a plugin system based on React, which can take…
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Thanks for the component you provided for shared cursors in text areas ( https://github.com/convergencelabs/html-text-collab-ext ). I've been using it with ShareDB, and have been w…
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Surprised the author didn't mention Quill.js, which works really well with ShareDB, and is fully open source. We've been doing a lot of fun stuff with it - here's a talk I gave rec…
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If you enjoyed this article, you might also enjoy the novel The Great Passage by Shion Miura, a wonderful quiet novel about the creation of a Japanese dictionary.
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People interested in block styled editors and new takes on editors should look at hax-the-web, a big effort using web components primarily designed for educational materials at PSU…
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If they start publishing in Chinese? The commercial CNKI database indexes 10,406 Chinese language academic journals, and 63 million articles. Arguably, much of it is of low quality…
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At most festivals in Switzerland, you have a single kind of reusable plastic cup, for which you pay a deposit of a few Euro. You can then hand it back at any venue part of the fest…
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What's the issue with the Yangtze? It only flows within China?
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[ShareDB]( https://github.com/share/sharedb ) is the most commonly used, we use it extensively - also has bindings to rich text or code editors. [Y-js]( http://y-js.org/ ) is a mor…
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Note that most of these are not full-time jobs. Even members of federal parliament only meet four times a year, and go back to their normal jobs in-between.
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This discussion is very interesting to us, as we are building a workflow system for collaborative learning (students might do an activity individually, the output of that activity …
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Same in Paris, we just vacationed there for five days, with a two year old. Very difficult to navigate in a stroller (good proxy for a wheelchair - I can lift it down the stairs, b…
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This was really frustrating to me, because it felt like treating the Chinese visitors not as people, but a natural phenomenon (locusts) or some such. It's natural that the locals w…