liminal 🦠 on Nostr: GitCitadel 's #Alexandria client is related, but with different emphasis. We're ...

GitCitadel (npub1s3h…75wz) 's #Alexandria client is related, but with different emphasis.

We're trying to help encourage scientific discussion and writing by making knowledge itself more accessible to the public, and organizing it to be very searchable.

1) Make articles regular text events instead of pdfs
2) Users can comment on, highlight and "fork" articles
3) Users can remix and organize existing articles and knowledge for their own purposes

We're working on converting and publishing public domain books, papers and documentation for our website as a demonstrative example.

Our project documentation, which also demonstrates how we're organizing the data.
https://next-alexandria.gitcitadel.eu/publication?d=gitcitadel-project-documentation-by-stella-v-1

And a demo, showcasing how you can download those same events and build your own personal knowledge base to search through.

quoting nevent1q…vmr4

Still very much a demo, but now here it is. AI + Nostr:
1) Text search on the title + author of a note
2) Semantic search on content



Example: "The cat chased the mouse" is semantically similar to "Felines hunt their prey at night" even though they don't have any words in common.

What this means is that you don't need an exact match of the text, you just need to type in words you think are related and it will retrieve the K closest events that are "semantically similar"



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