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I agree, even though I could tick off no adult ads, they also seem to slide in... Okay, I have to closely review this next time I try with such, for now I am just going to remove. Thanks for the feedback!

Hey, as it's a freemium tool, I've decided to include ads that are while full page, easy to close - to make back some of the free tokens used. I figured this would be OK - but if it gives off such an impression, then I might remove it. Or are you talking about the recommendation to add it to the phone home screen? I added that as I did that to access the website when I use it a bit easier and figured I could maybe nudge users gently, to do so if they want - more like as a reminder.

Thank you! Yes, I think that would be the best really, so the AI has an easier time.

Haha, nope, that's just a genuine typo! :D Good catch!

For this MVP, I decided I will not add it yet - I just wanted to grasp how interesting people would think it is :) I will however soon add it, joined with rate limiting!

Hey yeah, I have ran out of API credits due to popular demand! Sorry that you couldn't try it this time :(

Thank you so much for the suggestion! I'll later also check out your app!

It seems that my GPT credits have been deplated, thus the error :) Sorry about that! I decided that if I do ran out, I will continue the development - showing that is has popularity!

In the meantime, I am at work, so I don't think I can add the rate limiting now... but thank you for everyone for the input!

Hey, thank you for your input! I definitely have to improve the example texts and make sure that the way the tool should be used is better understood!

Hey! It should work with all the languages as it auto-detect the target and the source language - however, it might need to be tuned the bit. Eg. if you write in arabic but use English wildcards, it should work okay! About the dialects actually I haven't thought of! I think you can provide it as context, however it's probably limited to what GPT knows as I don't integrate with any official trasnlators as of now :) Interesting use-case!

Also, yes the TTS doesn't work yet - I decided to share the MVP first before adding my Google billing account :P

Okay its so funny to see how many ways are there :D

Sure! Actually it is already in there if your Chrome is in light mode, but I couldn't yet figure out how toggle the themes yet with the theme-changer npm. :D When I get back in the evening I'll write this down! Feel free to open an issue for it also!

Hey! I saw your post on reddit a while ago! I think though that removing the sign in would definitely be nice for less bounce as others on reddit said. Otherwise i I think it's fun! If you'd like to we can talk or mention eachother's project on our site to get a backlink and also to help noobs (like me, haha) go back and forth, because I think having a cheatsheet and somewhere to practice also could be fun and the audience might be interested in one-another! You can add me on Discord under "pici_csomi" if you want to talk :)

Hey! I am sure it only takes time to become a master of it :) I think what makes people stick is exactly the fact that its configurable, as the sheer process of messing with your setup is fun in itself, not just the flow it can possibly give you! I really do hope that indeed others will find it useful <3

Hey! Thank you, I know of this! I am actually thinking of displaying on the website how to access the command from the :help, for people (and myself, haha) to get used to using that.

Actually I have not even seen the free versions yet as I was always priviliged with the paid ones by my school. I do not think I'll check them out though, already invested time in configuring and you know... sunk cost fallacy :D

Thank you! Hah, cool! I'll defo use/add this later!

Hey! Thank you! I actually wanted to start out with NvChad but then I became quickly overwhelmed with how many things are added that I do not know of. I also do not mind configuring nvim for hours, it's like tuning your car, the process is the hobby, not the result! I also found that I can incrementally then understand each added plugin and I am also more aware what is part of the config. But it's worth noting what you say about the webdev part... let's see if I can keep up :D

Thank you for the feedback! I'll definitely experience with the layout and also with the contrast on the page. Thank you for the suggestion, I was already looking for an extension like so!

I'll take a look on the Evil mode... Should I be scared? :D

Hey! I think you are absolutely right, thank you for noting this! I already realized that having an understanding of the "subcommands" is what will lead me to success, as they are also easier to remember, because from a "combo" they will become understandble bits. I actually plan on writing "breakdown" for these compound entries so I (and others) can also grok vi 8) Well... eventually :D

Hey, yeah I figured that down the line I will add all the commands eventually anyway, for now I'll just put down what I need :)

So you say there is another way? Haha, I'll definitely check that out! Thank you for the heads up <3

Hi Reddit,

As my school-funded GitHub education pack is about to expire, I have to let go of the InitelliJ IDEs and I decided to sell my soul and use NeoVim. I am already using Ubuntu after all, so why not continue the 10x cargo culting?

I soon realized that NeoVim is hard. I keep on forgetting how to do things. I figured the best course of action to take would be to start a project that I am writing entirely with using NeoVim... and I figured I'll build a cheat sheet for myself! I was not really satisfied with the existing cheat sheets as I couldn't really search in them and save my favorites to look them up later.

I decided to deploy it after all, so I can look on it on my phone as well. Then I figured, why do not I open source it, so the community can also help broaden this app?

I already feature a search by keyword, category and the favourites function. I plan to add popular remaps also and command breakdowns, to understand why and how eg. 'ggVP' highlights all the texts.

Perhaps I'll add guides later on too.

Enjoy! Now excuse me but I have to configure an LSP for JavaScript...

Hey! Yeah the AI scoring is just as good as you'd expect a free AI scoring to be - just yet! For now it's just for the show so people can add a couple scores without thinking too much to be able to see what the evaluation table would look like. :) Thank you so much for trying it out tho!

I have a lot of ideas. Constantly.

My mentor said I should create an idea evaluation matrix, - the one that VCs also use - with weighted criteria so I can objectively score them to decide which one should I work on and prioritize.

I am really not keen onto creating spreadsheet so I did this web app instead :) It features a predefined criteria set, a visual matrix and some extra insights (like which idea are you the most passionate about)

I figured this might be useful for others as well, so I bought a domain, slapped a landing in front of it and now it is there to enjoy for all!

I would highly appreciate any feedback <3