... Built Quaha in the First Place Most learning apps don t fail because they lack features. They fail because users stop caring after the first few sessions . When the Quaha founders approached us, they had already validated demand for trivia-based learning, but they saw the same recurring issues: Learners lost motivation quickly Progress felt invisible Rewards were easy to exploit Premium content leaked through screenshots and screen sharing Traffic spikes caused slow navigation and broken flows Offline users dropped ... ... loops . Every user action needed to answer at least one of these questions: Why should I continue? What did I gain today? How close am I to my goal? That s where gamification, analytics, and progress tracking came together. Why Trivia

... Quiz Lovers! We're excited to introduce Quiz Mirror your new favorite app for trivia, general knowledge, and brain-teasing challenges! What is Quiz Mirror? Quiz Mirror is a comprehensive quiz platform designed for knowledge enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you're a student preparing for exams, a trivia

... Triviat is an AI-powered chatbot & voice assistant that helps businesses automate customer support, sales, and bookings across chat, calls, WhatsApp, email & more. Why we built it: Too many businesses lose time (and customers) answering repetitive questions. Triviat

... reasoning, or tricky knowledge. But for AI, the definition might be different. Some things that feel easy for us can be surprisingly hard for models, while things that seem tough for us (like scanning huge datasets quickly) might be trivial for them. So, I m curious how do you think about this? What do you consider a complex problem when working with LLMs? Comment from Ahmad(@ahmad63): @jason_gelsomino  That s a great point context and architecture really ... ... step reasoning, abstract logic, contextual variation but this isn t always what s complex for a language model. LLMs excel at pattern recognition across vast datasets, so tasks like summarising thousands of documents or generating boilerplate code can be trivial

... love your feedback on Cognito Quiz , a quiz/trivia app with over 80 categories and 90+ game modes, designed to make trivia fun and accessible without paywalls or too many ads. One challenge I faced was balancing ad frequency I don t like ads every second myself, and I know it s very off-putting, so I want players to enjoy the game without feeling bombarded, while still supporting the app. I d love to hear from this community: What features ... ... make a quiz/trivia app truly engaging for you? How do you feel about ads in free apps what s an acceptable balance? Are there any tricky trivia

... everyone, I recently launched a side project: a daily retro gaming trivia game inspired by Wordle. https://retrotrivia.games/ Each day, you try to guess the game based on clues, screenshots, box art, or letters. It s just something I made for fun as a retro game fan. There s a basic streak system and some light stat tracking. I d love feedback if anyone here enjoys old-school games or Wordle-style challenges. Thanks for checking ...

... LearnPool is built to fix that. It s a new kind of project that lets regular people share useful knowledge every day and get rewarded for it. It s simple, fun, and meaningful. Whether you re a student, a trivia fan, or someone who just loves learning weird facts online, this is for you. Here s how it works. WHAT IS LEARNPOOL.FUN? LearnPool is a website where people submit something called Public Knowledge or PK. That just means facts real ... ... anything as long as it s true and in the public domain. The best PKs are around 30 to 70 words, surprising, and verifiable. If it sounds like something you'd tell a friend or use to win a trivia

... been using @Spacemacs for a few years now. Recently, I started using @VS Code to "see what I was missing". I liked that linters and such seemed to work a bit smoother out of the box. I kept hearing: VSCode

... accidentally deleted a really critical note and there was no recourse), but generally, I like everything else. I've heard lots of people talk about @Obsidian , but I've been reluctant to explore it because it seems non-trivial to set up syncing, and I'm dreading making the transition (I never transitioned my Evernote notes due to lots of rich media - audio notes... so my augmented memory is kinda split between pre-2016 and post-2016). So... should ...