kanodiaashu

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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
Interesting take..
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
I would really want to use this, maybe about once a week, for major PRs. I find it absurd that we all get AI help writing large features but very little help when doing the approx same job in reviewing that code. I actually would even read
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
Thank you for noting this. That's an unexpected bug, will fix.
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Show HN: An interface for doing research fast with an LLM(proread.ai)
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Show HN: Turn books (epubs) into interactive mindmaps you can also listen to(proread.ai)
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Show HN: A new interface for doing research fast with an LLM(proread.ai)
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Show HN: A new interface to quickly skim FANG earnings, then go deep on demand(proread.ai)
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Show HN: I built a map based interface to understand anything deeply with AI(proread.ai)
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
Oh you can actually do that in this! the nodes of the map if you click them have references to the actual 10Ks which are readable as html in the space. Not only can you read the original text, but the html has been 'chapterized';
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Show HN: A new way to read company 10-Ks(proread.ai)
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Show HN: An AI agent and interface that maps your chat, designed for deep dives(proread.ai)
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AI builds your knowlege map – an alternative to chat for deep understanding(proread.ai)
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
Hi all, I got sick of copy pasting everything I'm reading through deeply into ChatGPT and getting lost in walls of text. I'm building a new map like interface to understand any topic deeply. As you chat, your map gets built out, k
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Ask HN: What are your favorite open source AI agent implementations?
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Show HN: I built a mindmap-like, non linear tutor-supported interface for papers(proread.ai)
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Show HN: I turned Paul Graham's essays into per topic navigable knowledge maps(proread.ai)
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Show HN: Interactive Literature Reviews with Visual Knowledge Maps(proread.ai)
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
Thank you! Its not open source, no. I need to check those out, I have not.
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
Well, on the flipside of writing with AI, I've been making an app to read papers with AI! https://www.proread.ai/community/ab7bd00c-e017-4de2-b6fb-502... ; Please give me feedback if you try it!
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Show HN: A visual, knowledge map based interface for deep research/deep dives(proread.ai)
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Show HN: Read any book frictionlessly with AI-powered hierarchical navigation(proread.ai)
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
I’m working on something inspired by Cursor and Obsidian — but for research, reading and note-taking. I’ve not been satisfied with how AI is bolted on after the fact — reading in one place, notes in another, and AI as a separate assistant.
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
This list is so cool!
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
This is nice!
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
This looks exciting! What are the key improvements over the ebooklib python package?
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by kanodiaashu 1y ago
There's some fascinating research by Rachel Griffith which shows that advertising can be significantly welfare reducing for not only customers, but also for companies themselves (they just overall make lower money taken together); it i
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
Could you say more? Is there a tutorial I could follow?
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
did you compare with Zoho mail?
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
How do you actually speedread? And how much time does this take for about a 200 page book? I really like the explaining to friends part; wonder if you could give me a couple of examples of specific books where you did this.
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
I had kindles for a while until I read that the higher resolution on ipad makes it as easier on the eye and is possibly more important than lesser light on e-ink. Ultimately I settled on the ipad due to the amazing pencil and versatility wh

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