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Show HN: Binarysearch.io – Learn Algorithms Together
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#32Earlier quoted context omitted.
Afaik this is completely counter to modern educational findings. Group work helps to both motivate people and shore up gaps in understanding.
Can you cite one study that supports this claim?
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#33nit-picks:
1 consider adding social sign-in. Why not? some people get scared when they need to enter a new password (+there are some nice auth-as-a-service out there)
2 there are too many animated buttons IMO (a few main ones are nice, but everywhere is too much)
3 small bug: you can see the solution when open a room but before you press 'join room'
4 when saving a profile change I get no indication of success / or redirect
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#35Great idea! After Java and C++, are there any plans to add support for Rust? I'll give JavaScript a shot for now, but would love to do something like this for Rust, as that's what I'm currently learning. P.S. I noticed that the ".loader-container" is generating moving vertical and horizontal scroll bars on 1920×1080 due to ".loader" rotating. Applying "overflow: hidden" seems to fix that.
Thanks for the tip -- loader should be fixed now! We don't have any plans to support Rust at the moment unfortunately, but your vote has definitely been noted!
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#36Awesome stuff!
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#38Nice to see you're using my email forwarding service, https://forwardemail.net ! Awesome stuff!
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#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
Google (Scholar) just gave me thousands. I only skimmed through three, though.
Link please