No sarcasm: thank you for recommending I look to Discord for this sort of thing. However, Discord is not open source, so I still think LangX is worthwhile for people that are strictly against proprietary software.
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May I have a bit more context? Are these the contributors listed for LangX? Did you post this because it means the app is vibe-coded? I assume every app after 2025 will be vibe-coded to a greater and greater extent.
Oh that’s neat, it doesn’t seem like this one has that bot, but I literally just joined it so I haven’t explored too much of it.

Well how about that… Egg on my face. I still don’t think it’ll have the in-app tools that LangX has for studying. LangX lets you capture and study any phrase you want using spaced repetition.
To be very honest, I don’t know how to find those kinds of Discord communities. But also, the language learning apps have a tap-to-translate option to instantly comprehend larger chunks of text that contain unfamiliar words. I don’t think Discord has that unless it’s something that a mod could enable and I’ve just never seen it.
I don’t know what criteria requires iOS devs to display this, but comparing the two privacy disclaimers; Zen Notes may look at user content and Obsidian doesn’t.


eldyaitch@lemmy.zipto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•I made a free, open source alternative to Brilliant (140+ interactive math and science courses)
75·14 days agoThank you very much for making this. It is a dream come true for homeschooling since the cost of supplemental resources add up quick!
Sad the internet trolls need so many disclaimers. For example:
- I don’t really like tofu.
I appreciate your post because I switched to Brave maybe 5+ years ago and have been very pleased. I knew of Brave origin, but I had no idea it was free for Linux?! Super good news for me then. The first thing I do on a fresh Brave install is disable all of it’s creature comforts and crypto. By the time I’m done tweaking every setting, it’s as if my browser has short-term memory loss just the way I like it. I don’t need it to remember. I have extensions and bookmarks for things I want to keep track of. For this, Brave has allowed me to say “No” in all the ways other browsers weren’t.


^ das you 🤣