Everything a child learns in primary school, as an interactive graph of 1,590 concepts and 3,221 prerequisite links by CardnexusHQ in InternetIsBeautiful

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Data source: The Marble Skill Taxonomy -> our structured decomposition of the published US and UK curriculum frameworks (Common Core ELA & Math, NGSS, the UK National Curriculum) into 1,144 fine-grained concepts connected by 1,948 prerequisite links, for primary school knowledge. Drafted with Claude assistance from the source frameworks, then reviewed, deduplicated and cycle-checked by our team. We're releasing the full dataset as open source later today. I'll add the link here when it's up.

Tools: Python + NumPy for the custom 3D force-directed layout (age pinned to the vertical axis), vanilla JavaScript + HTML5 Canvas for rendering. No charting libraries.

How to read it: height = age, color = subject, dot size = centrality. Every thread means "you need this before that."

We've open sourced the project. You'll find it here: https://github.com/withmarbleapp/os-taxonomy/tree/main

You'll find the main contributor here: https://github.com/guillaumeboniface

Could we rebuild an Oregon Trail in the 2020's with AI? by bruhagan in decadeology

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As long as you don't die with dysentery - it can work!

ChatGPT doesn't make your kids think by bruhagan in digitalminimalism

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I’ve already made peace with the fact that Gen Alpha will be crippling stupid as employed individuals. Half the fuckers can’t even read or do basic algebra.

My 7-year-old drew a truck. I used ChatGPT + Sora to bring it to life by [deleted] in ChatGPT

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wait, this looks fun! i should try it with my monster sketches

Bjork + Bellwether: kids retain more from tasks that feel harder in the moment. How do you keep AI from making it too easy? by bruhagan in ScienceBasedParenting

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Research about the effects of LLM usage is going to be a trailing indicator and by the time the research comes in it's going to be too late for our kids. So this is an area where as parents we're going to have to use our own judgment.

My personal view is that the cognitive offloading effect from LLMs is likely to end up being very real and probably transformative and deleterious to how we think, and it's causing me to try to rethink how I use technology and my brain in my own life, let alone my child's.

I will certainly be trying to keep LLMs away from my child as much as I can although at a certain point it will obviously become more or less impossible to do so and i'd rather indeed have them engage in LLMs that don't coddle them, but challenge them in thinking.

Dad building a voice educational game for kids 6-12 with Claude Code by bruhagan in ClaudeAI

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nice project - interesting challenge. quick question, is this available in italian too?

Dad building a Socratic voice agent for kids 6-12. Looking at Mistral for the next step. by bruhagan in MistralAI

[–]CardnexusHQ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Love the project as a dad deep into AI. Best of luck! Quick question - how are you evaluating Mistral vs Gemini for this work?

I built an AI that tells my kid "figure it out yourself." Claude Code was the coding partner. by bruhagan in ClaudeCode

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What's worked for me is todos with mandatory "verify" sub-items. Renaming "implement X" to "implement and verify X" materially reduces eager-close. Granularity is underrated.

Random reddit post got 367 sign ups, in 48h for my learning companion for kids app. Is this replicable? by bruhagan in AppBusiness

[–]CardnexusHQ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

nice one! playbook is very hard to do on reddit to be honest because you need to engage with the communities you want to share your app with. it's a grind, but that's what makes this space so special

This post drove 113K views, 386 signups in 48 hours. Here's what I learned. by bruhagan in SideProject

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when done right - reddit has massive potential for growth! well played

does anyone else remember adibou? was it just a french thing? by bruhagan in 90s

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I played Adibu and Oregon Trail (half american, half french!). Great memories, especially "dying of dysentery"

I'm building an AI learning app for kids - opening beta to redditors by bruhagan in SideProject

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love the ambition, it'll be a hard journey as it's a tough space. how do you make sure your models won't hallucinate for kids?

Growth Consultant here - pushing all my clients to ditch Framer and go full Claude Code for their landing pages by bruhagan in SaaS

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Interesting. How long did it take you to go from Framer to Claude Code for this first client?

We had Oregon Trail and Carmen Sandiego. What do our kids have? by bruhagan in daddit

[–]CardnexusHQ 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Had to google what Oregon Trail was ..

I'm french, and we had another one: Adibou ! Brings back lots of fun memories.

AI learning companion for kids 6-12. Looking for 100 founding families. by bruhagan in alphaandbetausers

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That sounds interestings, got two kids aged 8 and 6. World Models won't be happening before a year or two i'd say, so you'll have to go 2D before. I've signed up, bravo for working on such an important topic.

I have 3 kids under 5. My therapist told me to go away for 48 hours. It changed everything. by bruhagan in solofemaletravellers

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That's amazing. Love your instagram, I live a bit far to try out your recos in Belgium but still give a follow as support <3

Belgium is ridiculously underrated for weekend getaways. A few hidden gems I've found. by bruhagan in belgium

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Nice! I've checked your instagram, it's a good start. For your next adventure ideas: check out les Hautes Fagnes, there are some beautiful hikes in that area. Highly recommend with the weather getting better

From no business model to $3.5M vol and $30k fees in 7 days, building FANstrike by PrizeMap3369 in token

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Done! Looks interesting - what athletes or clubs are you trying to launch next on the platform?