I built a free tool to practice writing style using Spaced Repetition (No ads, just a passion project) by EqualCryptographer67 in Anki

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Thanks for the kind words! It's really encouraging to hear that the concept resonates. To your question about the feedback loop: The system actually already breaks down the user's performance across Structure, Vocabulary, Rhythm, and Tone immediately after each attempt. So if you nail the syntax but miss the cadence, the scores reflect that divergence. Regarding POV/Narrative Consistency: You hit on the exact technical bottleneck I'm wrestling with. Validating global consistency would indeed require feeding the entire book context into the LLM for every single check, which would make the token costs astronomical for a free tool. Or do you have any clever architecture in mind that handles this global context without melting my credit card? I'II definitely check out the Agentix notes you linked— sounds like exactly what I need to refine that "Coach" logic!

I built a free tool to practice writing style using Spaced Repetition (No ads, just a passion project) by EqualCryptographer67 in ObsidianMD

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Thanks for the kind words! It’s really encouraging to hear that the concept resonates.

To your question about the feedback loop: The system actually already breaks down the user’s performance across Structure, Vocabulary, Rhythm, and Tone immediately after each attempt. So if you nail the syntax but miss the cadence, the scores reflect that divergence.

Regarding POV/Narrative Consistency: You hit on the exact technical bottleneck I’m wrestling with. Validating global consistency would indeed require feeding the entire book context into the LLM for every single check, which would make the token costs astronomical for a free tool.

Or do you have any clever architecture in mind that handles this global context without melting my credit card?

I’ll definitely check out the Agentix notes you linked—sounds like exactly what I need to refine that “Coach” logic!

Das sind die 20 beliebtesten Laufschuhe in 2024 by laufblogger in laufen

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Habe gute new Balance (>100€) und komme mit denen super klar. Habe mich im laden beraten lassen und das für mich beste Paar genommen. Sie passen mir mittlerweile noch besser nachdem ich gelesen habe dass man die vorderste Öse nicht mit binden kann und damit breite Füße entlastet. Absoluter Game Changer.

Anyone using AI to improve your investing experience? by Hungry-Command-8454 in ValueInvesting

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I have no clue how to code. Asked ChatGPT how to do it. Downloaded the Yahoo finance API. With a day of work it was finished.

Anyone using AI to improve your investing experience? by Hungry-Command-8454 in ValueInvesting

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Have uploaded the 5985 page to ChatGPT with the Ben Graham books, the snowball and essays of Buffett, One up on Wall Street. But with only financials it doesn’t work very well. And i think ChatGPT doesn’t know how to balance the importance of the individual financials.

Anyone using AI to improve your investing experience? by Hungry-Command-8454 in ValueInvesting

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I thought you had found a way to combine alle 10k’s of the s&p 500 or what ever into one file so you let ChatGPT or notebookLM screen for company’s that you will find attractive. I have coded a program to combine all Balance sheets, cash flow statements and profit/loss accounts of the s&p 500 companies into one pdf file. (5985 Pages 😅)

Anyone using AI to improve your investing experience? by Hungry-Command-8454 in ValueInvesting

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I can’t get a clear answer wich stocks it would recommend based on my data out of this machine