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etherio
5y ago
I agree. I think there are several reasons high achievers' mental health issues go untreated: - like you say they maintain a healthy surface because part of their perfectionism is no one knowing about their anxiety / having a good
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Using AI and Web content to improve organization and discovery of my knowledge
(uzpg.me)
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etherio
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etherio
5y ago
Cool! Please do share I'm still getting into NLP and am very curious about improvements
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etherio
5y ago
Hey HN! A while back I posted about Archivy, a knowledge base I was working on that encouraged archival of online content ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24199419 ). I realized that one of the reasons knowledge managem
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Show HN: Espial – AI tool to automate discovery and organization of knowledge
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etherio
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etherio
5y ago
I'm interested in note-taking / improving the way we learn for the following reasons: - Having a trace of what I've learned that I can go back to. I consume loads of content (books, articles, etc...) and want to be able to us
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Vesna Vulović
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etherio
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etherio
5y ago
I'm trying to do that with a new project that uses Natural Language Processing. (see gif at https://twitter.com/uzpg_/status/1483140905943146502 ) Basically it generates an automated graph of relations between
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etherio
5y ago
This is nice! I ended up doing something similar with my project garret [0] to publicly share my bookmarks online. Now I also just archive / export my bookmarks into Archivy [1]. [0]: https://github.com/Uzay-G/garr
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2021 into 2022 – A Year in Review
(uzpg.me)
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etherio
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etherio
5y ago
Exhalation and Stories of your life and others by Ted Chaing. These collections of short scifi stories are stunning, and particularly the stories Exhalation and Story of your Life . They combine detailed technical descriptions of the
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The Expected Value of Friendships
(bewrong.substack.com)
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etherio
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My Son's Killer
(matt.might.net)
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etherio
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etherio
5y ago
I'm currently looking into similar ideas with auto-generation of organization in knowledge bases: https://twitter.com/uzpg_/status/1458774952786681856 I plan on releasing something soon, this is super interes
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Livyatan
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Cloud Iridescence
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East German Balloon Escape
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Rescue of Roger Mallinson and Roger Chapman
(en.wikipedia.org)
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etherio
5y ago
Yeah usually I read in PDF format for this purpose. Not sure but maybe there are alternatives for epub.
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etherio
5y ago
I use https://github.com/lucasrla/remarks , which OCRs (text recognition) your highlights to extract what exactly was highlighted, and also outputs screenshots of all pages on which I wrote notes. This way I can go thro
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etherio
5y ago
This is just subjective, but I use it to read many books and enjoy it. I can scribble / highlight / notetake very easily and find the whole experience quite convenient. Where did you hear that?
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etherio
5y ago
I do this too using my remarkable (reader tablet )and then scripts that export highlights / notes which I then index for as plaintext - it makes this process much more seamless.
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etherio
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They say about their own summaries: "And we still don’t pretend they’re as valuable as reading the book!"
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etherio
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I think a lot of this is true not only for books, but also for articles. I've started trying to be more selective with the online content I choose to spend my time on, and then conserve takeaways from the articles I read (like this one
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A Piano and You
(thesephist.com)
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etherio
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This is cool! Similar to one of the goals I'm trying to accomplish with Archivy ( https://archivy.github.io ) with the broader goal of not just storing your digital presence but also acting as a personal knowledge base.
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etherio
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Another selfish question: do we know if this cognitive deficit is also found in teenagers who contracted the virus?
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etherio
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I've already done some actually: - 5 months ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26006731 - 1 year ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24199419 I'm happy you liked the post!
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How I Manage My Knowledge
(uzpg.me)
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etherio
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5y ago
The attitude of feeling guilty when you're not working can be useful to motivate yourself, but I think it s also something to be careful of. Indeed, sometimes this time of pressure can grow so pervasive it becomes impossible for you to
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