"How we did it" (Claude and him).
Some bad writing examples I liked.
> By the third pause to look up a word, your tea has gone cold.
And here I thought that water had one of the highest specific heat capacities.
> Both numbers are true
What does "both numbers" refer to? Presumably the two percentages, (based on the title, but there is no framing right away that these are the key numbers), and proximate to the line are several unrounded numbers.
> is a flashcard app that teaches Japanese from anime. Each card uses a line where you know everything except the one new word, which is why we started counting lines. The figures above count each word once, however many meanings it has. That wouldn't work in the app: knowing あれ as "that" doesn't help when someone says あれ？ (huh?). These are two separate cards. It doesn't catch every such word yet, we're working on it. During early access it offers one show, Hunter x Hunter.
Highly advise cutting down your marketing pitch for your product, it's just too long to grab people.
Some bad writing examples I liked.
> By the third pause to look up a word, your tea has gone cold.
And here I thought that water had one of the highest specific heat capacities.
> Both numbers are true
What does "both numbers" refer to? Presumably the two percentages, (based on the title, but there is no framing right away that these are the key numbers), and proximate to the line are several unrounded numbers.
> is a flashcard app that teaches Japanese from anime. Each card uses a line where you know everything except the one new word, which is why we started counting lines. The figures above count each word once, however many meanings it has. That wouldn't work in the app: knowing あれ as "that" doesn't help when someone says あれ？ (huh?). These are two separate cards. It doesn't catch every such word yet, we're working on it. During early access it offers one show, Hunter x Hunter.
Highly advise cutting down your marketing pitch for your product, it's just too long to grab people.