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Here's a business idea: an extension that extrapolates the answer to the question/title of an article from the full-length text. In this case, I would have lov
by gnrlst 4y ago
Here's a business idea: an extension that extrapolates the answer to the question/title of an article from the full-length text.
In this case, I would have loved a bullet list of ways living in a cold home affects my health, not a 5000 word text (regardless of how great or bad the writing is).
- SketchySeaBeast 4y agoLike how they approach cooking recipes online - an overly long, disconnected narrative up top with a "scroll to data" button which is presented at the bottom of the page?
- nonethewiser 4y ago> Like how they approach cooking recipes online - an overly long, disconnected narrative up top That's the SEO optimizer and textual add spot. Followed by regular adds. Perhaps followed by a recipe.
- danielfoster 4y agoThe article seemed to offer very little information in this regard, unfortunately. But a summarizer would make an amazing Chrome extension.
- aqme28 4y agoAren't there several "skimming" services for news stories?
- gnrlst 4y agoAny you recommend?
- meowtastic 4y agoGreat idea, but wouldn't it better to just have a web app that takes the link to the page as an input?
- gnrlst 4y agoYes, also! The advantage of the extension is it could process the contents automatically by detecting the title and the prose and require no user input. Kinda like how Keepa works on Amazon.