Sažeci knjiga postoje na engleskom, njemačkom, španjolskom… a na hrvatskom ih nije bilo, pa predstavljam Čitaj 15

Sažeci knjiga postoje na engleskom, njemačkom, španjolskom… a na hrvatskom ih nije bilo, pa predstavljam Čitaj 15

Aplikacije poput Blinkista i Headwaya nude ključne ideje popularnih knjiga u petnaestak minuta. Godinama ih koristim, ali sve su na engleskom, njemačkom, španjolskom i još nekoliko jezika. Hrvatskog nikad nije bilo.

Čitaj 15 donosi sažetke popularnih knjiga od 15 minuta (navike, novac, psihologija, odnosi, filozofija i klasici), sve na standardnom hrvatskom. Koliko znam, prva je takva aplikacija na hrvatskom.

Posebno mislim na sve koji žive izvan Hrvatske: ako ste vani, a ne želite izgubiti hrvatski, ovo je lagan način da svaki dan nešto pročitate na svom jeziku. Kratka poglavlja, suvremeni jezik i knjige koje možda već znate na nekom drugom jeziku.

A ako volite čitati, ali nemate vremena za onu debelu knjigu koju već dugo planirate pročitati, sada njezine ključne ideje možete saznati za 15 minuta. Ako vas oduševi, uvijek je možete kupiti i pročitati cijelu.

Uskoro stiže i audio, pa ćete sažetke moći i slušati: u autu, na putu ili uz kavu.

Svaki dan su do 3 knjige besplatne, ostatak knjižnice je pretplata. Zasad samo za iOS (Android stiže), a u App Storeu je dostupna u gotovo svim zemljama:

 https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6816761910?pt=129220166&ct=reddit_croatian&mt=8

Koje biste knjige najradije pročitali na hrvatskom? Svaki tjedan dodajem nove.

u/No_Cantaloupe_1888 — 11 days ago

Need 12+ Android testers for Google Play Closed Testing — Test for Test

Hi! I'm looking for testers for LeesNu, a Dutch book-summary app .

I need at least 12 testers to stay opted in for 14 days for Google Play's closed-testing requirement.

I'm happy to test your app in return and stay opted in for the full period.

How to join LeesNu:

  1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/leesnu-android-testers
  2. Join the closed test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.leesnu.app
  3. Install the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leesnu.app

If you need a tester for your app too, leave your links in the comments and I'll join yours as well.

Thanks!

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u/No_Cantaloupe_1888 — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/AndroidAppTesters+1 crossposts

Need 12+ Android testers for Google Play Closed Testing - Test for Test

Hi! I'm looking for testers for LeesNu, a Dutch book-summary app .

I need at least 12 testers to stay opted in for 14 days for Google Play's closed-testing requirement.

I'm happy to test your app in return and stay opted in for the full period.

How to join LeesNu:

  1. Join the Google Group:
    https://groups.google.com/g/leesnu-android-testers

  2. Join the closed test:
    https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.leesnu.app

  3. Install the app:
    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leesnu.app

If you need a tester for your app too, leave your links in the comments and I'll join yours as well.

Thanks!

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u/No_Cantaloupe_1888 — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/chrome

New chrome update is absolute garbage

As I said in the title, I genuinely don’t understand how the Chrome team thought this was a good design for mobile.

The settings/menu button is now at the top right, which is difficult to reach when using the phone with one hand. I use that menu pretty often, especially to quickly access Google Translate.

The back and forward buttons are also in the top-left corner, making them just as awkward to reach one-handed.
It feels like we’re going backwards with these updates.

I’ve been using Chrome over safari always but it is a terrible UX now.
I really hope they reconsider the layout

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u/No_Cantaloupe_1888 — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/ResumeCoverLetterTips+2 crossposts

For a while, I was stuck in that loop a lot of people here probably know too well - applying to jobs, tweaking my resume slightly for each one, and still not really getting responses.

At first I thought it was just a numbers game, but eventually I noticed a pattern:

Even when I was qualified, my resume just wasn’t matching how the job descriptions were written.

So I started using ChatGPT to help me rewrite my resume for every job I applied to.

My basic workflow looked like this:

I’d paste my resume + the job description and use prompts like:

>

and:

>

It actually helped a lot - but it got annoying really fast.

Every application turned into:
Copy job description > paste resume > run prompt > adjust > repeat

After a while, I realized I was basically rebuilding the same workflow over and over.

So I turned that process into a small Chrome extension that runs directly on job pages.

Now it:

  • compares your resume to the job you’re viewing
  • highlights missing keywords / mismatches
  • directly rewrites and adjusts your resume based on the job you’re viewing without copy pasting

It basically removes the repetitive part of resume tailoring copy pasting prompts etc.

If anyone here is doing manual tailoring for every application, you might find this useful:
https://www.autotailor.app

Curious if others here have a similar workflow or found a better way to handle this?

u/No_Cantaloupe_1888 — 6 months ago