kanodiaashu

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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
ReadEra is interesting, thanks. I find it hard to only rely in Gutenberg etc for non fiction books.
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
Didn't know of HathiTrust - interesting, thanks. When you do ask do you manually type/copy paste (i assume so)
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
that's a large large display..
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
Two big things immediately: 1. I often ask it to summarize specific chapters or parts of the book after a particular point because the book has started feeling repititive from that point; and then I go into rabbit holes about that content 2
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Ask HN: How are you reading (nonfiction) books/pdfs in 2025?
10 points by kanodiaashu 2y ago|26 comments
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
This reminds me of the search engine aggregators in the old days that used to somehow install themselves on internet explorer and then collected search results from multiple providers and sometimes compared them. I wonder if this time these
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
I wonder if education/teaching is fundamentally inseparable from, at least to a serious degree, caring. Every single teacher who impacted my life seems to have cared for me. Maybe not. I have learned a lot on my own too. It would be in
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
I would 1. Make it more capable as a full GUI - currently I have trouble displaying jupyter notebooks with images/progress bars etc in it. 2. Make an 'emacs app store' where you can get paid plugins (I'm going for Cursor
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Ask HN: What is the cursor like evolution of Emacs?
1 points by kanodiaashu 2y ago|0 comments
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
'Data and Reality' is cool!
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
oh; thanks for trying it - our linkedin api provider is imperfect. If you could try to put in your resume that would be great. I'm happy to get on a call and talk about it but no pressure.
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
I'm so reminded of Seeing Like a State (James Scott) where the author describes how much of society as we observe it is a function of designing it for data collection. I feel like there's a whole pedagogy on the philosophy and pra
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
Its interesting to me how you start with career maps. Maybe this is advertising, but I made a career mapping app here - https://www.moveup.ai/for-individuals - I wonder if you would find it interesting.
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
interesting. 'startup idea'. Well once ads kick in, Idk if there is a way to keep a pro sub - google certainly doesn't have one.
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
but wouldn't that normalize over time? I think this may already not be true for gpt-4o-mini?
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Ask HN: Is there any ad supported LLM or LLM product?
1 points by kanodiaashu 2y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: I made an AI based career navigator(moveup.ai)
9 points by kanodiaashu 2y ago|0 comments
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by kanodiaashu 2y ago
I ssh from a mac into linux servers for my everyday work. I went from tmux + vim TO (doom) emacs + tramp + projectile. I think I outgrew vim, and emacs EVIL gave me VIM but also magit and org and projectile. I tried to work in the emacs she
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by kanodiaashu 3y ago
Tailwind seems to just be the right level of abstraction, a bit like how its easier to do python than cpp. For most things, writing styles inline seems to be easiest, but doing that with css is like writing cpp but writing tailwind is more
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by kanodiaashu 3y ago
I am a grad student and I was going for something similar with converting papers to text which could then be used in an audio app like speechify with this - https://github.com/kanodiaayush/make-doc-listenable . I love
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Ask HN: What are good books/blogs to read for a first time CTO?
523 points by kanodiaashu 3y ago|142 comments