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jbdamask
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jbdamask
7mo ago
A few people uploaded the Bitcoin paper and I noticed a bug in one where the page just kind of ended halfway through. This was due to my stringent security protections against prompt injection and outside links but I was blocking some legit
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7mo ago
Thank you. Great to hear!
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7mo ago
Totally agree. At the same time, I find that my brain learns best when I ingest the same information in different ways. This app doesn't replace papers; it complements them. Unless you're my mom - she's not going to read arXi
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7mo ago
No. At least that's not what I intended.
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jbdamask
7mo ago
I find the same thing - that sometimes less is more when it comes to prompts. Especially when the inputs are somewhat unpredictable.
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7mo ago
Yea, I was surprised by the output myself. It's all auto-generated. I'm considering some ways to direct the LLM but we're in this funny period where models are getting better on subjective things like look-and-feel. And if I
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7mo ago
Thanks for the question and links. I haven't done any token/cost optimization so far because a) the app works well-enough for me, personally; b) I need more data to understand the areas to optimize. Most likely, I'd start wit
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7mo ago
I haven't but am open to ideas. What kind of experience would be useful to you?
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7mo ago
If by "auto-generated" you mean, does the LLM generate the output from the input, then yes.
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7mo ago
I've upped today's (3/1) cap to 100 papers
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7mo ago
Doh! I didn’t think of that. Interesting idea.
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7mo ago
Very nice of you to say.
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7mo ago
Nice
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7mo ago
Thanks to everyone who tried this today and those who provided feedback. I really appreciate your time. Here are some stats: 100 papers processed. Cost breakdown: LLM cost $64 AWS cost $0.0003 Claude's editorial comment about this brea
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7mo ago
That decision-tree page is killer!
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7mo ago
Sorry you hit this. 100 papers were processed today. Cost to me was $63.
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7mo ago
Very cool. Appreciate it.
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7mo ago
Agree. Curious if you’ve played with landing.ai?
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7mo ago
I hear you. For me personally, the pain point is being interested in more papers than I can consume so I’ve gotten into the habit of loading papers into LLMs as a way to quickly triage. This app is an extension of my own habit. I also have
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7mo ago
Hmmm, didn’t realize I was deflecting - just stating facts. But if I came across that way then criticism noted. If I turned this into a paid app then more attention would be given to quality. There’s only so much an app that leverages LLMs
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7mo ago
Sorry. Reached 100 uploads today. Check out the gallery
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7mo ago
LLMs, even the best ones, are still hit or miss wrt quality. Constantly improving, though. I see more confusion from Opus 4.x about how to weight the different parts of a paper in terms of importance than I see hallucinations of flat out in
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7mo ago
Sometimes the LLM output isn’t great. If you uploaded the paper you can click Recreate. Otherwise just upload the PDF and see if you get a better response
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7mo ago
Good to know. There are also limits to context window of file size. These errors are emerging as people use the app. I'll add them to the FAQ. The app doesn't do any chunking of PDFs
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7mo ago
If you mean the bar chart, then yea, it made a representational chart. The caption says, "Conceptual illustration based on the paper's framework — higher quality environments lead to better outcomes across all domains."
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7mo ago
The app may be getting throttled. If you're waiting on a job, check back in a bit.
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7mo ago
I don't. Too new and I haven't fully committed to this idea yet.
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7mo ago
Someone processed a paper on designing kindergartens. Mad props for trying such a cool paper. Really interesting how the LLM designed a soothing color scheme and even included a quiz at the end. https://nowigetit.us/pages&#x
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7mo ago
I see a few people trying to process big papers. Not sure if you're seeing a meaningful error in the UI but the response from the LLM is, "A maximum of 100 PDF pages may be provided"
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7mo ago
It's much simpler than that: * HTMLs stored on S3, behind CloudFront * Links and metadata in DDB * Lambdas to handle everything
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