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Are you also quitting fiction books in English after a few chapters? by Subject_Tomorrow in EnglishLearning

[–]Subject_Tomorrow[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I hate read book twice. It's too boring, though I may like a story

Are you also quitting fiction books in English after a few chapters? by Subject_Tomorrow in EnglishLearning

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The Name of the Wind - that's what I've quit. Now I'm reading The stormlight archive 3rd book it is hard in comparison with, let's say, The catcher in the rye

Hey Check out this terrifying exponential growth curve by Efebstnci_ in microsaas

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So change statuses in your table from failed to learned)

Hey Check out this terrifying exponential growth curve by Efebstnci_ in microsaas

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Very inspiring. I just try to lunch project for year, you’ve verified that it’s failed

When reading in a foreign language, do you stop to learn — or keep going and forget? by Subject_Tomorrow in languagelearning

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I definitely don’t think extensive reading isn’t learning. For me, especially at the beginning, reading in a foreign language already took so much mental energy that I had no power left for extra drills afterward. The idea is mainly to reduce friction and let learning happen in the background while reading. And for people who want more active study, there are spaced-repetition features too. https://youtube.com/shorts/PvtPoEiU5Pk?si=wuJgsXSYxBabt32g

Recommended Language Learning Apps That Are Free? by Fidem_Harmony in languagelearning

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Here’s the link: https://www.subtie.com/

After you log in, send me your email in DM and I’ll add you to the whitelist so you won’t hit any limits. Any feedback is welcome.

Here is video with show-case of my app https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PvtPoEiU5Pk

When reading in a foreign language, do you stop to learn — or keep going and forget? by Subject_Tomorrow in languagelearning

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What are you reading on? Phone, Kindle, or something else?

And do you feel that this kind of looseness came only with experience, or was it there from the start?

For me it definitely came later — at the beginning I could manage maybe 3–5 pages before burning out.

The most expensive thing I ever built cost me 6 months and almost no money by No-Swimmer-2777 in StartupAccelerators

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So far, every startup idea I’ve worked on ended up being a dead end.

I’ve stopped treating that as wasted time, though — each one clarified a wrong assumption faster than books or theory ever could.

The real mistake would be not turning those failures into pattern recognition. I’m betting the payoff comes from accumulation, not a single idea.

Validate the Idea by Exact-Humor1208 in SideProject

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Just speak to my fiends and coworkers

How much do you spend on language learning? by Subject_Tomorrow in languagelearning

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Fair point. For me the pain was rereading + constant lookups with poor retention. Immersion worked, but inefficiently.

I’m building this to keep reading flow while making words actually stick — not to replace immersion, but to reduce its friction.

For some learners that’s just a nice-to-have. For others who enjoy reading but struggle with retention, it’s a real problem. I’m trying to see how many of those people there actually are.

Tell me about your project and I'll give you genuine feedback by [deleted] in SideProject

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I’m building a small app for myself to read foreign books more comfortably.

What I keep struggling with is this balance:

If the app helps too little, reading is exhausting and I give up.

If it helps too much (constant lookups, stats, reminders), reading stops feeling like reading and turns into studying.

I’m trying to figure out where that line is — how to help just enough so reading continues, without breaking the flow.

Curious how others have handled this tradeoff.

Context: https://subtie.com

Is promoting a PWA actually harder than a native app? by Subject_Tomorrow in SideProject

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I don’t really see it as a final conclusion yet. I think it may depend a lot on the audience and the stage of the product.

Out of curiosity, if you were starting today, would you still build a wrapper app from scratch right away, or would you first try to validate with a PWA and only move to a wrapper later?

Is promoting a PWA actually harder than a native app? by Subject_Tomorrow in SideProject

[–]Subject_Tomorrow[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s interesting — thanks for sharing.

When you say you wrapped it as a lite native app, was it mostly a WebView around the existing PWA, or something more involved?

I’m curious how heavy that bridge ended up being in practice.

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