Maybe you can mention it on r/learnmath? A lot of people would be interested.
Show HN: I built a math website the internet loved, I'm back with more features
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Re: Show HN: I built a math website the internet loved, I'm back with more features
#22Looks good, one quick thing: Maybe hide the comments behind a button? Now they are giving away the answer, as some have already posted it there in the first comments.
Re: Show HN: I built a math website the internet loved, I'm back with more features
#23Maybe you can mention it on r/learnmath? A lot of people would be interested.
i posted here previously - https://www.reddit.com/r/learnmath/comments/19e8awk/i_wished...
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#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
hi! right now, it is manually assigned after parsing the problems. i am figuring out a relative system for assigning difficulty automatically.
I don't envy you the task! You've probably thought about it a lot more than me, but I was wondering if you could add a "very hard" or "advanced" category. Or perhaps users could submit difficulty ratings as a percentage and you take the average.
you are right, user-submitted content can help too. but that would imply a difficulty setting based on all users who have participated instead of a globally agreeable difficulty value. if the smart ones find a hard problem to be easy and they are the only ones to attempt that problem, that problem would be marked as easy.
on the "very hard"/"advanced" bit, feedback taken.
thank you for writing your thoughts!
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#25cool. highly recommend to implement the review exercise style of https://www.executeprogram.com/ !, both the UI, albeit with better theming ( https://monkeytype.com/ ), and the spaced repition feature, all while keeping the hn styled comment section, although i'd let none-related comments run horizontally to click through different approaches/explanation(-styles). you got a startup there. keep it affordable. 5 bucks…
hahaha thanks! it is easy to put up a paywall but like you rightly pointed out, i'd love to make something worth paying for. until then, i don't know what direction this project will be taking. i'll keep iterating.
thanks for writing in!
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#26Looks good, one quick thing: Maybe hide the comments behind a button? Now they are giving away the answer, as some have already posted it there in the first comments.
valid feedback. thanks, will add this!
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#27Hey OP,
Love the headline. Very confident ;-)
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#28To stay in touch with math, the annually publicized math problems from the German Abitur[0] are great!
The problems are already separated into three difficulties, making it suitable to include in your website (although they might need translating).
[0] https://www.iqb.hu-berlin.de/abitur/pools2023/mathematik/erh...
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
so beautiful :) how much time did it take to build?
Thanks! I made it 2-3 years ago and IIRC it took me few months of weekend work; the things is that it was "easy" in the beginning, but for each combination of "feature" + "drawing type" things got a lot more complex, specially later on. e.g. when adding the option to shift the grid, or scale it, then I needed to change all of the drawing methods; or when I add a new drawing method, then it needs to work with all the…
How many licenses have you sold?
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#30Previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39113879 (92 Comments)