LinguaCafe: Self-hosted software for language learners to read foreign languages
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LinguaCafe: Self-hosted software for language learners to read foreign languages
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#2This looks like a well thought out. It's honestly something I've thought about trying to put together for myself due my own language learning effort. I'm looking forward to trying it out.
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#3Looks really promising! Well done. Would love to host an installation for our local learning community. Hopefully we’ll get multiple user accounts soon.
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#4Wouldn't "self hosted software" just be software?
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#5Wouldn't "self hosted software" just be software?
Sure. But the clarifying words are useful in this context. It’s software; a web app that you can host yourself.
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#6Looks great. I would love to give it a try if it had Chinese support. The japanese support looks good though, maybe another reason to try learning.
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#7This is something I've thought about building for a while.
I would definitely use it if there were a Korean option!
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#9Looks amazing and I'm keen to try it out. However, I cannot find the sources or set up instructions anywhere on the linked page. Please add at least a link to the github repository to the page so people that stumble upon it can find their way
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#10This is incredibly cool. I have been trying to do this exact workflow manually by reading something in Kindle and copy/pasting to DeepL and Anki and it sucks. If the author is here, I'm wondering if you would be open to PRs for other languages? I'd like to try this for French or Italian.