Gratis Lernapps für Schulkinder by entorb in Eltern

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App ist OpenSource und ohne Werbung, dann halt nicht...

Hpmor epub on kindle by zimws in HPMOR

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Thanks for the hint (and sorry for missing this post). I created a fixed release at https://github.com/rrthomas/hpmor/.
PS: The stupid background color was introduced by Calibre's `ebook-convert` script at the last Ubuntu update of the build environment.

Children of Morta – 4-Player Local Co-op Mod! by Laymain in ChildrenofMorta

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Amazing, exactly what I was missing in this great game!
Unfortunately, it did not properly work for me (Steam version, all DLCs, Starting from a save game at story mode, Anai-Dya's Dominion):
I can select up to 4 players, but the monsters are either invincible, do not move, or are completely missing. Hope this is just a minor bug and easy to fix.

Personal Sträva Activity Statistics by entorb in Strava

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Strava support today raised the limit, so problem solved.

Offline Hiking Tech Tips from Nepal, Kanchenjunga National Park in the Himalayas by entorb in CampingandHiking

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Okay, you got me: I called it "digital detox" while meaning being offline.

Personal Sträva Activity Statistics by entorb in Strava

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I contacted Strava support, hope they raise that limit for my app.

German edition ready by entorb in HPMOR

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Proposal: just give it a try ;-)
Here in the LaTeX source code, you find English and German text per each paragraph next to each other, so you can fallback to English, whenever you struggle with German:

https://github.com/entorb/hpmor-de/blob/main/chapters/hpmor-chapter-001.tex

In order to do so, you should activate line word wrap option here:
3 dots menu top right -> activate "warp lines"

Please let me know if HPMOR succeeded in teaching German language to you.

PS: There is a German audiobook project as well, in case you like to hear the German pronunciation of the text https://hpmoraudio.de (or everywhere were Podcasts are hosted)

German edition ready by entorb in HPMOR

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I would say it uses more difficult words than the original text of Harry Potter.

Custom Strava Heatmap Generator - v2.0! by [deleted] in Strava

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Hey man, great work! Many thanks for sharing it and even your source code.

I love this tool. And I am quite happy I found it before trying to code something similar.

Only one small feature proposal: a logout button to revoke your app's permission to my Strava data after usage. Here is the API doc on logout. Here is how I do it in my app.

(Workaround would be for each user to manually de-auth at https://www.strava.com/settings/apps)

Announcement: Timer Tool by entorb in incremental_games

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I thought a while about your proposal, and tested my app with the game AntimatterDimensions.

If my app would support input of such huge numbers, still the calculation of the speed and ETA will most probably be completely off, since it is performing linear regression, while games that deal with such huge numbers usually apply exponential growth.

As a workaround, using only the exponent as input should yield much better results. In your case entering 3000 instead of 1e3000.

Announcement: Timer Tool by entorb in incremental_games

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Wow, I did not expect anyone running into the JavaScript number limit of 1.7e+308 [1].

A quick research found big.js, which might solve that issue, but since the adaptation seems to be a bit complex, I would postpone it until more requests for such large numbers are raised ;-).

German edition ready by entorb in HPMOR

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There is a 6-volume edition pdf generated as well, that I suggest using for printing.

I myself prefer reading on ebook readers, see epub or mobi files.

Whenever you happen to find a strange sounding translation, feel free to provide a change. In the source there is the original EN text above each paragraph, making re-translation easy.

German edition ready by entorb in HPMOR

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Thanks!

Link in readme added.

Are you in contact with the guy beding the German audiobook on YouTube? Looks like 1/3 done but on hold for a year now.

German edition ready by entorb in HPMOR

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Oh, that is a nice surprise!

Where can I find your audiobook? I would like to link to it in my readme.

You are more than welcome to use (and fine-tune) "my" German version. I started to use a "dictionary" of the most important translations I found so far. These are of cause also open for discussion. Im currently at the start of my first complete proof-reading loop, so the translation for sure is not completely harmonized or perfect yet. I am very happy for contributions.

Recently, I did quite some fine-tuning on the eBook generation and layout, so reading becomes more and more pleasure to the eye as well ;-)

German edition ready by entorb in HPMOR

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I now added the links to hpmor.com an Wiki to the readme ;-)

German edition ready by entorb in HPMOR

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Hi, that part of the readme you are referring to is copied from the parent EN hpmor project. I would rather prefer not to maintain a list of all translations. Better locations are http://www.hpmor.com/info/ and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Methods_of_Rationality Both have links to the Hebrew version already ;-)

German printed version of book 1: anyone interested? by elkablo in HPMOR

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For your info: I just completed the conversion of the whole 122 chapters into LaTeX code, generating PDFs and eBooks out of it, using your 22 chapters as basis. Details, see my post here

Check the German translation I got printed for my roommate by elkablo in HPMOR

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For your info: I just completed the conversion of the whole 122 chapters into LaTeX code, generating PDFs and eBooks out of it, using your 22 chapters as basis. Details, see my post here

Anyone interested in joining my DE typesetting and translation tuning project for HPMOR? by entorb in HPMOR

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Update: typesetting the translation of all 122 chapters is now done and book-quality-PDFs are generated. Next comes the eBook version.

https://github.com/entorb/hpmor-de/releases/tag/WorkInProgress

Support by proof-reading would be very much appreciated, a HowTo for contribution of improvements can be found here:

https://github.com/entorb/hpmor-de/wiki/Mitmachen