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#tutoic

Tutoic is a learning app that is - easy - addictive - teaches knowledge - teaches skill - general (any topic) No way of learning exists yet that meets all of these requirements. School is not easy, nor addictive. DuoLingo meets the first three, but its users can't talk the language it claims to teach. In Brilliant you have an active role and you have to push yourself to keep going, that is, it's not easy and addictive enough. Tutoic throws out all assumptions and tradition we have in learning, and builds the learning process –training a human brain using software– up from first principles. Currently beta access is closed because I'm in a bigger overhaul that was informed by last period of user tests. Follow me if you're curious! All my followers I will invite for tests on the next iteration.
Expanded course #tutoic
expanded algorithm scope, supporting new content for course that will take me to market #tutoic
made design for a needed algorithm scope expansion. acquainted myself with prior research done in the field #tutoic
expanded course and ran into a wall now; need conceptual expansion of algorithm so worked on that #tutoic
fix crash cause in algorithm and improved course building tools in one logic-clarifying move #tutoic
More course expansion, and worked out some teaching mechanics #tutoic
Developed some teaching mechanisms #tutoic
addressed an update storm on one of my tables. i had a flawed reactive computable property algorithm #tutoic
Some work on the course #tutoic
Expand a course #tutoic
Got amazing idea for #tutoic. Would widely set it apart from any other learning app. Widely.
And course #tutoic
Improved course editor #tutoic
Fixed some alignment bug in backoffice at a place where a looot of content is being managed and i need clarity #tutoic
Fixed a longtime UX bug. Eliminates a major, often occurring negative experience for starting users #tutoic
package editor bug fix #tutoic
enhanced package editor #2: adding nested items directly instead of adding them at root and dragging them to nested place #tutoic
enhanced package editor #1: enabling/disabling tests #tutoic
dayjob mostly. worked a bit on a coarse #tutoic
Did a huge merge of some refactorization I did for a teammate to make the codebase legible, but somehow hadn't got merged to master yet #tutoic
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