Recently, I listened to Lex Fridman's podcast with Pieter Levels. Pieter discusses his success at rapidly deploying and iterating start-ups developed to solve specific problems. Pieter's success has motivated me to develop websites designed to help solve problems. I concur with Pieter's philosophy of developing the minimal viable product necessary to solve a problem, deploy the solution, and then refine it in response to community feedback. This cycle efficiently captures the necessary functionality the product should have. Moreover, it is robust against changing consumer demands as it is not overloaded with features.
Thanks! I have tried to extend this ideas to news articles too, but it is a bit more challenging. The application of LLMs to make the comparisons better is interesting, I have also started playing around with this.
Nice! I wonder if asking LLM to find connections between the papers would work (with good enough prompt to avoid some generic filler content).
Re: Pairing news articles -- https://ground.news does something similar, though it's not exactly what your'e describing.
Thanks! I have tried to extend this ideas to news articles too, but it is a bit more challenging. The application of LLMs to make the comparisons better is interesting, I have also started playing around with this.