As a daily user of Anki and Math Academy, I'm very excited about how software can help us learn.

Now, with AI, we can really build tools that were not possible before. I built for myself AlgoTutor[1], a CLI tool that teaches Go developers algorithmic skills and concurrency.

The recent Understanding floating point[2] from Oz Nova is also a type of tutorial I want to see more often.

[1] https://github.com/zuzuleinen/algotutor

[2] https://proto.csprimer.com/fp/

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jbstack an hour ago | parent [-]

I'd never heard of Math Academy. It seems interesting, but quite expensive ($49/month for software which is in beta). Would you say it's significantly superior to something like Khan Academy (which is free) to justify paying that much?

	▲	sanswork 29 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I tried Math academy twice and I cannot understand the hype but a lot of people seem to love it so maybe it's just not my style of learning. Each topic seemed to contain too little information to actually grasp it. It was like Trig 1 -> This is a triangle and trig is about triangles. Quiz 1: blah