Hey everyone!

I'm 17 and have been working on my own app called Rabbly. It's still a work in progress, but I've just finished the first working prototype and now I'm trying to figure out whether the concept is actually useful to other people.

The idea is to create a platform for general knowledge where users can scroll through learning modules just like they would on TikTok or Instagram Reels. However, instead of videos, the content consists of interactive, clickable learning units.

There are two ways to create these modules:

1. Creating and publishing your own modules

Users can create their own learning content using a kind of modular toolbox. They simply choose which sections their module should contain (e.g. an introduction, explanations, images, quizzes, etc.) and fill these sections with their own content.

2. Generating modules with AI

Users can also simply enter a topic they're interested in, and AI generates a complete learning module with relevant information and interactive elements. These AI-generated modules are automatically made public so that other users can discover and learn from them as well. This way, the platform's library of learning content can grow quickly.

I'd genuinely appreciate any honest feedback, including criticism. Even if you think it's a shitty idea, please let me know! I'm particularly interested in whether you'd actually use something like this and what you think could be improved.

Thanks for taking the time to read this!

Hi everyone!
I’m currently looking for participants for a study that is part of a research paper I’m planning to publish.
The study is completely online and only takes about 15 minutes.
If you have some time to participate, I would really appreciate it! It would be an enormous help to me.
Thank you so much in advance! 😊
https://vai.techfak.uni-bielefeld.de/EventMirror/

Hey! Looking for someone to study with and hopefully become good online friends along the way. I'm an introvert, pretty chill, and don't mind what you're studying. Would be nice to share study updates, motivate each other, and have random conversations about life, memes or literally anything. No strict schedules or expectations. We can start with texting and see how things go. If you're looking for something similar, feel free to DM! :)

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Hi, I'm RK. And I'm from India. I've been coding for like 4 months now. HTML, CSS, JS, Python. I've learnt these stuff. My initial project was to build a bot for my discord server. But slowly it evolved into a wish to make a website. And right now I have like 5 website ideas. I have one of them designed and coded. The frontend and the backend everything. But I can't just let it rot in my PC right? I need to publish it, but how can I do that? What all the things I need to learn? Would there be any tips you'd like to give?

I made Hypnotic Pulse, a 52-minute instrumental lo-fi mix with warm electric piano, soft guitar, and a steady beat. I generated the tracks with Suno, then selected and mixed them into one continuous session.

Two studies inspired the mix. In one experiment, music with lyrics made some tasks harder, including reading comprehension, while instrumental lo-fi showed no clear benefit or downside. The other study looked at musical enjoyment and found that listeners tended to prefer some variation within a predictable structure. That gave me the idea to keep the groove steady and let the instruments change gradually.

If you try it during a study session, I’d love to know how it compares with whatever you normally study to, including silence. Did it feel easier to stay on task? Did you stay focused longer than usual, notice no difference, or find parts distracting? A timestamp would help if something pulled your attention away.

https://youtu.be/YSPSlTTJUMY

Studies that inspired the mix

• Souza & Barbosa (2023) — background music and cognitive tasks

• Gold et al. (2019) — predictability and musical enjoyment

be as deep as you want with it.

My final exams are round the corner, if there's anyone from delhi who needs a study partner please let me know, we'll hop in a cafe and study together.

Hey everyone!

I'm currently developing a website called StudyFlow AI, designed to help students study more efficiently.

The idea is simple:

• Upload or write your study notes.

• Turn them into AI-generated flashcards.

• Create practice quizzes to test your knowledge.

• Track your study progress.

I'm planning to offer a free version, with optional premium features later.

The website is still being developed, and I'm looking for feedback before launching.

Would you use something like this? What features would make it genuinely useful?

I'd really appreciate any suggestions!