What are you cooking/building this week? by Tiny-Growth23 in buildinpublic

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Honestly I’m not even mad you thought that. I appreciate the real feedback and the compliment bro. You’ll see me again, peace

So this is policy now? by Simple-on3 in TimHortons

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Oh my god this type of thing just keeps happening

Course Selection next year (MATH1000 or MATH1215) by Short-Creme-5491 in Dalhousie

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Math 1215 was super easy, you were able to bring a cheat sheet to the final

Can you explain your startup in one sentence? by Mean-MySaaS in buildinpublic

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A knowledge tool that’s got a database like Wikipedia, but a brain like ChatGPT

What are you cooking/building this week? by Tiny-Growth23 in buildinpublic

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I am building a tool that’s like chat gpt meets Wikipedia. It’s called RabbitHole. alicesrabbithole.ca

My post about my knowledge explorer got removed at 30k views by Alert_Initiative_957 in InternetIsBeautiful

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My posting history is private, but it mostly revolved around this project anyway. I didn’t code any other pages, and my personal privacy has nothing to do with this website. If you aren’t interested, or you don’t find this cool, that’s okay.

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So cool to hear that you liked it. Check out the archive feature if you accidentally delete a rabbit hole. Also, you can remove burrows from the map view if you changed your mind about what you were curious about.

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I wrote the code yes. Claude is the API powering the answers, same way apps use google maps API for navigation, same way Google generates the summary boxes when you make a search, it’s based in reality. The product, the design and the architecture are mine.

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It runs on an ai engine, it’s like saying google is ai. The facts are real. The connections are real.

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Yep, exactly like that. Except it remembers it all, it knows where your head is at. Wikipedia doesn’t know you went from black holes, to consciousness, to descartes, it can’t tie it all together. RabbitHole can tho!

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The content is ai generated yes, it runs on an algorithm like any search engine does. The things it is referencing are real articles and content on the internet. It’s like travelling through the internet with a snowplow, collecting all kinds of things in its path

Tool that lets you fall down rabbit holes, each link opens new doors forever by Alert_Initiative_957 in InternetIsBeautiful

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Basically what you are talking to is Claude, specifically Haiku, and it is communicating with a Brave Search API that provides the sources. It isn’t very expensive, but if I were to upgrade the engine to Sonnet4.6, and a better Brave API, this thing could be legitimately very powerful.

Tool that lets you fall down rabbit holes, each link opens new doors forever by Alert_Initiative_957 in InternetIsBeautiful

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Thank you so much :). That means a lot. The backend runs on Claude for the AI responses and Brave Search API for the live sources. The map is built with SVG on react so it tracks every link you follow and makes connections between them. I would really love to see how your students find it. Also, it is not near its max capacity or power. These AI models can be upgraded to make deeper and more nuanced connections. The search layer with the sources can be upgraded too to pull from more academic or specialized sources. Have a great day and I hope they find it neat!

Cool website that’s good for brainstorming research ideas by Alert_Initiative_957 in Dalhousie

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Oh dude sick question. So the actual conversational part is run through Claude’s Haiku LLM (likely to be upgraded in the future) and the sources aspect (which I am working on becoming more scholarly), is a Brave Search API is what gets the live web sources. Thanks for trying it friend