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Re:Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2026) on Monday May 11, 2026 @04:27AM (#48092446)
First time posting my project. I am working on an LLM based graph visualization.

The App helps Product Managers, Sales Reps and Architects quickly understand an enterprise software APIs. LLM turns the raw documentation into beautiful process flows, sequence diagrams and integration requirements.

Hope to launch soon ;)

Ask HN: Can I publish AI-Generated of YouTube videos without IP Issues?

I used GenAI to create an audio summary of several YouTube videos, incorporating transcripts and key points from the content. The final output is an audio overview that sounds like a human summarizing the videos.Before uploading this to the internet, I’m wondering about potential intellectual property (IP) concerns. Specifically:- Does summarizing YouTube videos (without using direct quotes)...

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Re:Ask HN: How do you plan on making money with Open AI API? on Thursday February 02, 2023 @02:59AM (#34623579)
Make any FAQs and Tech Documentation humanish interactive. What say?
Re:Ask HN: Is MBA Necessary for Product Management? on Sunday February 20, 2022 @03:38AM (#30404231)
I agree. But does the frameworks, case studies and business case analysis help in real-life? Why these courses are so expensive? Do they guarantee a certain level minimum pay/job grade?

Ask HN: Is MBA Necessary for Product Management?

I see a rising trend to hire MBA grads for product management roles. As one matures in a PM role, is it important to do an MBA to advance in more executive type of roles e.g. Head/Director or Product Management? Is it a company or industry-specific culture? What is your take?

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Re:Ask HN: Python repo for abstractive summarization anyone? on Monday January 25, 2021 @04:04AM (#25901063)
Thanks! Will take a look at it.

Ask HN: Python repo for abstractive summarization anyone?

I noticed that I don't read the entire news article anymore. I look for most important details, but they are scattered and not always crisp. I have looked around for APIs and toolboxes. They aren't at par with what ML stacks (NLP/BERT/Deep Learning) has to offer. Can anyone suggest what is the best package/tool/API to do summarize news articles, say in 5 bullet points.

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Re:Show HN: Streamlit App to understand financial terms on Wednesday May 27, 2020 @02:35AM (#23320033)
Thanks. Will do it now ;)
Re:Show HN: Streamlit App to understand financial terms on Saturday May 23, 2020 @10:47AM (#23283382)
I built a lightweight streamlit app to understand financial terms, fundamental ratios, and performance metrics. It uses fmpcloud to pull periodic data like stock prices, annual statements, balance sheets of listed companies in the US. The explanation of the terms used in the app is taken from Investopedia.
Re:Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project? on Thursday May 14, 2020 @05:12AM (#23177275)
I am working on a streamlit app that helps me understand financial statements and fundamental ratios (PB, PE ratios, EPS, etc.) of traded companies.

The stack is basically python + streamlit and APIs for stocks data. More about streamlit here: https://streamlit.io/

I am not able find lot of public domain data of German companies. Any help is appreciated.

I was looking for something like this. But with add-on to summarize the news text as close as human. Any idea???

Ask HN: Looking for abstractive news summary based on machine learning

I noticed that I don't read the entire news article anymore. I look for most important details, but they are scattered and not always crisp. I have looked around for APIs and toolboxes. They aren't at par with what ML stacks (NLP/BERT/Deep Learning) has to offer. Can anyone suggest what is the best package/tool/API to do summarize news articles, say in 5 bullet points.

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Ask HN: Not-so Glassdoorsy/lesser known hacks to get promoted

In my recent discussion with my manager, I was told about the "usual" (aka Inc.com, Glassdoor, etc.) rules of promotion. Be visible, prepare your case, share results. I find them odd, especially confusing. Should I work the rules out or do my job? Do I spend time in my function, or keep promoting my work internally. Why can't you just do your job, instead of wasting time in self-promotion. That...

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