Highlight any text, double tap 'Enter' and get a summary of any text on web Use it to summarize wikipedia articles, scientific papers, books or anything
Chrome 92. Double tap "enter" does nothing. Feedback link on extension leads to nowhere. No description page on plugin. No instructions.
Show HN: Chrome extension that summarizes text content using DistilBART model
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Re: Show HN: Chrome extension that summarizes text content using DistilBART model
#22> Beware: summarisations might not be accurate due to the nature of the model I'd like more information about this before installing it. Why are there no examples? The one example on the page is too small to read. What personal information does the plugin collect? Not trying to be negative. The plugin might be useful. It's difficult to make an assessment without this information.
http://www.paulgraham.com/hwh.html
There are three ingredients in great work: natural ability, practice, and effort . To do the best work you need all three: you need great natural ability and to have practiced a lot and to be trying very hard . The most basic level of which is simply to feel you should be working without anyone telling you to .
Re: Show HN: Chrome extension that summarizes text content using DistilBART model
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
No more than 1GB, and inference would be dependent on the speed but no more than 10 seconds. Completely reasonable as a standalone program.
Is there a guide on running it locally? I am currently using some classic algorithms to summarize my RSS feeds, but they aren’t very good.
Re: Show HN: Chrome extension that summarizes text content using DistilBART model
#24> Beware: summarisations might not be accurate due to the nature of the model I'd like more information about this before installing it. Why are there no examples? The one example on the page is too small to read. What personal information does the plugin collect? Not trying to be negative. The plugin might be useful. It's difficult to make an assessment without this information.
here's an example: http://www.paulgraham.com/hwh.html There are three ingredients in great work: natural ability, practice, and effort . To do the best work you need all three: you need great natural ability and to have practiced a lot and to be trying very hard . The most basic level of which is simply to feel you should be working without anyone telling you to .
Pretty good. I remember reading that article ang finding it difficult to get through. He needs an editor.
Re: Show HN: Chrome extension that summarizes text content using DistilBART model
#25Pretty sure it’s DistilBERT, not DistilBART: https://huggingface.co/transformers/model_doc/distilbert.htm...
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
(special credits to Sam Shleifer and Huggingface team for the model and infrastructure)
Are you experiencing any cost on your part for utilizing the Huggingface platform ? I see they have something like $25/1M char lookups so just wondering and am excited to see what you have done (possibly at your own expense!). I have been following Semantic Scholar [1] who are part of the Paul Allen AI for Good program and they are also working on NLP summarization -- definitely interesting things happening in this s…
Dunno what I'm gonna do next. Interested in becoming an angel? :D