levmiseri
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Comment · 21 hours ago
> ...used some kind of semantic search to show the user a search result from the local database immediately, and then followed that up with a very small LLM writing a text answer. This gives actually-good answers in a very reasonable timeframe
I have tried this very same thing on https://grimoire.bio. Large corpus of biological knowledge with detailed visualizations that are shown immediately upon searching, but adding LLM answer when missing/needed.
Comment · 3 days ago
I wonder how a 'world model' for a user interface could look like. Some loose constraints, understanding of what is possible and what not, but then each slice generated on the spot as the user traverses it. The model understanding the user's intent based on context so that e.g. when they right-click over an image, sensible options show up rather than a traditionally defined menu.
I don't think it would be a good user experience. I just crave the feeling of navigating such 'world'.
Comment · 15 days ago
It’s still fairly limited in terms of how many biological objects are visualized, but I plan to add to the corpus daily.
The speed of the search and answer is mainly driven by Jev.
And just to highlight some of the more ‘complete’ pieces, here is a guide to protein engineering: https://grimoire.bio/protein-engineering
Comment · 18 days ago
Speaking of single cells, here is a detailed model of the eukaryotic cell that includes animations showing Transcription and Translation (DNA -> RNA, mRNA -> protein): https://grimoire.bio/eukaryotic-cell
Comment · 20 days ago
This started as a fun experiment, but I now use Jev on my mac as an advanced auto-correct. Much better than any other option I tried. https://levmiseri.com/nospace (the no space being more of a gimmick, but the autocorrection is good)
Comment · 1 month ago
A small idea that has been surprisingly useful for me already. I tried to write without spaces for a day - hooking all my writings to this system - and it made me measurably faster by the end of it. It takes getting used to... and unused to. I'm still not sure if this has some merit, or if it's just a fun experiment.