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kelvinquee
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About kelvinquee
https://kelvin.quee.org kelvin@quee.org
Currently working on https://storychopsticks.com
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Comment #45394525
Thank you for the suggestion! Will do that for the next release when I include material balance indicator/captured pieces. :)
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Comment #45394487
I'm not sure. The GFW is rather tricky and is known to do DPI. For now, yes we are communicating moves in exactly the way you described EventSource! Eg: { "fen": "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp…
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Comment #45393728
No, please don't apologise. Thank you for brining up a great point! Running something as complex as Lichess is... unwieldy when all I wanted was something I can quickly spin up in …
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Comment #45393044
Thanks! :) Can't let a firewall come between families. Your sudoku ( https://raunak.io/sudoku ) kicksass!
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Comment #45392751
Thanks! :) I feel like there is a dreadful lack of local-only apps that are runnable on a single simple server, now that everything is overly distributed. Should we bring back more…
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Show HN: Family Chess: Play across firewalls and Internet cultures
Hi HN! I built a simple chess game so that my son in Singapore can play chess with his grandfather in China. Why? There is currently no service or open source software that has all…
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Comment #45236908
Love this. Brings so much joy. Try some punctuation. Hilarity ensues.
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Comment #41452373
This is already in planning [1] for a few years, and recently progressed further [2]. [1]: https://imgur.com/YMMaM6E [2]: https://apnews.com/article/australia-singapore-solar-sun-c…
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Comment #39788374
+1 My kids and I had a lot of fun with Pico-8, building simple games and learning basic geometry. The community (inherited from Pico-8) is already implementing cat/wget/grep[1] and…
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Comment #35205923
StoryChopsticks entered into a copyright agreement with six young authors aged between 7-11 years. As a part of their Chinese language learning process, these young students are gu…
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Comment #33689976
Just a happy customer of and hacking: https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PineTime
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Comment #31374339
[1]: https://storychopsticks.com/products/ [2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8k9x1fWhnMc [3]: https://i2.lensdump.com/i/tCjJA2.jpg?open=true [4]: https://storychopsticks.com/din…
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Show HN: World's first online (live) Chinese musical by kids
Few years back, a few of us got together to develop original content and methodologies so as to make Chinese learning fun and interesting. We saw that current materials and pedagog…
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Comment #31249049
Reminds me of this absolutely fascinating video of restoration of antiques (few centuries old) into "like new" condition for museums: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIoi-DSm0e4
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Comment #31187818
We do exactly this at the startup [1] that I'm running. Depending on their level and the equipment they have, young children learn Chinese online with native teachers using Zoom on…
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Comment #30496221
+1 Been with Migadu since 2017 with no complaints. Lost some mails on an account due to a migration of sorts on their end though that was eventually restored after a ticket. Michae…
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Comment #29733356
Thank you. Looking forward to somehow working together again.
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Comment #29724689
Hi HN! Over the past year we built StoryChopsticks - an online Chinese learning service to inspire children living in non-Chinese majority environments. As a Chinese parent (by rac…
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Comment #26460731
Mirror - http://archive.today/osgar