u/BitterEarth6069

Straight to the point :

So recently i came across movies named : Beautiful Mind,Suits(2-3 episode only), Imitation Game -> and by watching those movies I am becoming more curious about reading THESIS (i don't even ​know what does it actually mean 🙂) but yeah i get the point that reading thesis is 10x better than reading freaking book in some cases .

So ,i wanna start reading thesis but:

  • How to start becuz i don't understand those highly technical sentences .
  • What are prerequisites if I am for instance interested in Economics, Computer science, Software and stuff.
  • And I don't also have enough knowledge I guess because i just entered the field of computer science (from past ​3yrs).
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u/BitterEarth6069 — 2 days ago

I guess most people know about llm-wiki where you dump the raw material you have in to obsedian and then the llm structures, links, and maintains it properly, but how can I use it for my personal learning? I mean I want my own "Wikipedia" kind of web where I can see all the connections the llm has made for me (I use gemini cli since it’s free).

Ok back to the point, what I’m trying to figure out is this — what if!! I want to learn from everything? Like videos I watch, where I pause, what I search, or whatever activity I do. I want it all to be linked so if there is a concept or "thing" which I am not able to understand at that time, now CAN! — click moment I guess.

So, is there any way to take this to the next level? Like going beyond a basic llm-wiki so my understanding of concepts actually improves over time instead of just storing stuff?

Would really like to know how to build it or if it’s even possible!

> I am asking this because I procrastinate a lot, and even though I have llm-wiki working nicely, I still don’t read the whole stuff. I know it’s meant for AI, but still my gut feeling says I’m close to something I can’t fully express or even think about.

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u/BitterEarth6069 — 10 days ago