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rriley
7mo ago
The biggest gap in this paper is the condition they didn't test: Skills built through human-AI collaboration. They found fully self-generated Skills are useless (-1.3pp) and human-curated ones help a lot (+16.2pp), but that's a fa
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8mo ago
I was going through my low-code bookmarks and I found this jewel from November 2021 (1 year BC-GPT = Before ChatGPT): Low-Code and the Democratization of Programming: Rethinking Where Programming Is Headed https://www.oreilly.com
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rriley
8mo ago
Making complex simple again. https://unrav.io
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8mo ago
Niiice! I finally understand the origin of this JS syntax used in SQL queries and GraphQL: sql`SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = ${userId}` const q = gql` query GetUser { user(id: ${userId}) { name email } } `;
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9mo ago
We’ve optimized the internet for producing information, not for humans consuming it. Most of us are overwhelmed not because content is bad, but because it’s all delivered in the same rigid format. I’m working on unrav.io : a way to reshape
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9mo ago
Great compilation. The ".cgi" in the URL clearly tells me this is an old collection of links :-) Another fun esoteric music language missing in the comments is ORCA: https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/orca
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9mo ago
https://unrav.io . Lets users reshape any article, paper, or video into the form that actually helps them think, mind-maps, summaries, podcasts, or interactive Q&A. Launched as part of the Bolt.new hackathon in August and gr
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9mo ago
Just released the browser extension for https://unrav.io . It transforms any article, paper, or YouTube video into your perfect view (infographic, TL;DR, mind map, podcast, etc) with one click. It’s for people who feel smart but
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9mo ago
Great! Now I desperately need this Stirling engine for my morning coffee: https://a.co/d/6Ja2LeF Video of how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5QEBqjkNjo
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Turn any link, PDF, or YouTube video into an infographic (with Nano Banana Pro)
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10mo ago
Everyone’s excited about Nano Banana Pro’s infographic skills, so here's what I've been building: turn any link into a crisp, auto-generated infographic instantly. Curious what the HN crowd thinks and what you'd want next. Yo
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10mo ago
Nice work. I am bookmarking this. Looks really good!
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10mo ago
I’m building https://unrav.io : A tool to fight information overload. It lets you turn any article, YouTube video, or PDF into summaries, mindmaps, podcasts, chat conversations or infographics that match how you learn with just
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Show HN: Turn any page into insights
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11mo ago
Good point :-)
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11mo ago
The study introduces the "LLM Brain Rot Hypothesis," asserting that large language models (LLMs) experience cognitive decline when continuously exposed to low-quality, engaging content, such as sensationalized social media posts.
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11mo ago
I am mostly concerned with the irreversibility part. More developed brains probably would not be affected as much.
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11mo ago
This paper makes me wonder the long lasting effects of the current media consumption patterns by the alpha-gen kids.
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1y ago
Everyone’s drowning in long articles, dense PDFs, and hour-long videos. I’m working on https://unrav.io , it lets you flip any article, paper, or YouTube link into the format you actually want (summary, mindmap, podcast, infogra
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Principles for making complex simple again (with interactive AI mentors)
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1y ago
I’ve been exploring the theme of simplification, how people throughout history have managed to strip complexity down to its essence. Along the way, I collected 111 quotes, principles, and patterns on the art of simplification. As an experim
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1y ago
Thanks! It's a tribute to Rick Rubin's reference to this new era "punk rock development" \m/
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1y ago
Love that you were inspired by "The Elements of Style". I scanned through the pages of the PDF and looks very promising. Concise and full of great advice. Thanks for sharing this with the world!
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1y ago
I tried it with my recent launch of https://unrav.io and the suggestions were fantastic. I tried to do similar research myself but never got the great results your platform generates. I am really impressed!
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Show HN: Summarize Any Article, Paper, or Video in 5 Bullet Points
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Show HN: An AI playground to practice the timeless art of simplification
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1y ago
Google Earth Timelapse is a great tool to visualize our world in different scales of space and time: https://earthengine.google.com/timelapse/
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1y ago
This reminded me of The Overstory by Richard Powers, once you start seeing the world on the time and spatial scales of trees, everything shifts. Human timelines feel like flickers. It’s not just a change in perspective; it’s a change in wha
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1y ago
It's a kind of status jiu-jitsu: the less you want, the more others want you. Good summary of this paper: https://unrav.io/#view/f1604fd7b327f48a9920f4d2561b9626
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1y ago
This is really well done! I love that I can start using it right away without needing to sign up, that’s becoming a rare (but refreshing) design choice. Also big thumbs up for the PWA support, being able to install it on my desktop instantl
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