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   Show HN: Wikigen.ai – an engaging way to learn [video](youtube.com)

   3 points by priorityfill 1y ago|0 comments
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   by priorityfill 1y ago

   Thank you! That's exactly what I was after, a fresh way to interact with LLMs that's not necessarily chat-centric. I will likely add some sign in option at some point, but the goal is to keep the base experience freely available f
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   Show HN: Wikigen.ai(wikigen.ai)

   3 points by priorityfill 1y ago|2 comments
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   by priorityfill 1y ago

   Edit: mobile should work better ! The site is more responsive, performance has been improved, and follow up actions will now show in a drawer.
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   by priorityfill 1y ago

   Indeed, it is difficult to reliably prevent factual mistakes. I added a tool to quickly fact check anything in the article, which does something similar to what you described. If it's easy enough to use, it can help mitigate some of th
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   by priorityfill 1y ago

   Thanks! Hopefully you didn't try on mobile as that's not working great yet. The main difference is in the way users interact with the app, where chatting takes a backseat in favor of a more exploratory format.
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   Show HN: A Generative AI Encyclopedia(wikigen.ai)

   5 points by priorityfill 1y ago|5 comments
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   by priorityfill 1y ago

   I agree. The key term is "don't necessarily force it on others" but it doesn't mean there aren't instances where it was the right thing to do. It's all about finding the right balance. A good rule of thumb co
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   by priorityfill 1y ago

   I feel the article is missing the point behind the advice. Reinventing the wheel so you can learn ? Absolutely ! But be objective about what you built, and don't necessarily force your crappy square wheel onto your dev team when better
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    Concurrent Async Producers with ImmerJS(rentry.co)

    3 points by priorityfill 6y ago|0 comments