@RintaroOkabe03 @icanvardar Yup its precisely that but enhanced with AI and its not just notes, you could drop in videos too and it transcripts them, ingests them and you can almost search a frame just by describing it, we will be releasing beta by the first week of next month so stat tuned :)
@RintaroOkabe03 @icanvardar 4. Misconception Logging: Whenever you have a bad review session for your flashcards or have a problematic chat, we automatically log a misconception. With one click you can generate flashcards and ask the AI to explain the concept to you and clear the misconception
@RintaroOkabe03 @icanvardar 3. Flashcards enforced with spaced repetition: When you are studying you might not know when the best time to revise a particular point is, we remove that planning off your back and use spaced repetition algorithms to predict your next review session
@vdmokstati@brotzky rust doesnt always win in speed lmao, it depends on how mature a code base is and the code practices, that's why you'd see several people switching over from tauri to electron. Also considering that we are talking about a web app, i think its obvious we are using ts no?
@brotzky I was building a similar thing and wanted something to learn from too, mine uses a different way with agents generating interactive STEM simulations, but its slow and stuff like scrolling and performance
@brsabel I think I wasn't able to put myself forward properly, I meant Lexical domumentation in particular especially with react, are there any resources that you used while building or was it all claude reading the documentation and hitting errors and figuring it out?
@brsabel Ohh that's great! I too was working on lexical the other day and found it really hard to make stuff look AND feel pleasing, stuff like equations, and tables were a pain to work with so was looking for inspiration