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I don’t even understand how this works

And make it more complicated than K8s

Such great explanations!

Anyone has used this?

https://brainenergy.com/

Highly recommend. I think is what you are looking for.

Plausible. I think this was also addressed in the work of Christopher Palmer.

https://brainenergy.com/

“Mental disorders are metabolic disorders of the brain”

https://brainenergy.com/

In his book, Dr. Chris Palmer says “Mental disorders are metabolic disorders of the brain”.

I haven't found an OCR tool reliable enough when it comes to scanned PDFs containing financial data where accuracy of amounts in the document is very important.

but the reality is that there is past effort that you don’t see.

This. Always this.

That’s an oversimplification.

Although keto & low carbohydrates is an important topic, there are many other causes & solutions discussed in the book. For example: 1- Genetics & Epigenetics 2- Chemical Imbalances, Neurotransmitters & medications 3- Inflammation 4- Sleep, light & Circadian Rythms 5- Food, Fasting & your gut 6- Drugs & Alcohol 7- Physical activity 8- Love, Adversity & purpose in life

If I understand correctly, one of the main ideas is that mental disorders are metabolic disorders of the brain. Then in part 3 of the book, Dr Palmer(author) explains the causes & solutions mentioned above.

Has anyone read the book “Brain Energy”. I think it can be life changing for some people with mental illness. Even if you just have minor depression from time to time.

Will it be better than Tesseract & other OCR tools?

It’s not perfect, unfortunately.

I tried using the vision feature for OCR & it was worse than Tesseract. At least for financial documents where you need exact numbers amounts. Will the new PDF feature be better? I’m not so hopeful.

Interesting point. Not easy for some people but valuable insight nevertheless.

Completely random thought. Maybe some day a mind like Shanon’s will become obsessed with AI and finally create AGI

Maybe they’ll end up using a bunch of if statements :)

Thank you. In Split PDF file, it wasn’t so obvious to me that the check mark was a button. So I didn’t know what to do after pressing the plus button.

Then they promise to delete it. Personally I am not 100% comfortable using this kind of tools with files that I wouldn't want to share with anyone.

This. Keep up the good work.

Lol. I guess I was referring to try something different. Not that I’m an expert but have tried many things & one of the best was taking classes for a hobby I enjoy. You met people with similar interest & have something to talk about. The mere fact of interacting with people & see life from a different perspective can have a real impact. Of course this is just the beginning.

How do you deal with scanned pdf?

It was my experience that OCRing scanned PDFs, would result in many small errors. For example “Alt” could be interpreted as “A|t”. Did you had those problems? How did you fixed it? What about other languages?

Also anecdotal. And some people are ultra-slow metabolizers, which can cause the drugs to stay in the body longer than anyone could have anticipated. So the effects of 1 pill daily can feel like twice that amount since previous day dosis is still in the blood.

Some ideas: Signup for classes of some hobby you really like. Read good books about something that can help you see life from a different perspective. Learn from Dr Andrew Hubberman on YouTube

I hope never. But we really like to make things harder by giving the same name to many things.

It sounds a lot similar to normal thinking errors that we make.

Cool. Would like to see that.

creating a syntax that a lot of people can quickly grok (not just programmers)

This. We tend to underestimate what it takes to create something easy to use.

I had the same experience. Thanks for the summary. Need to read that the next time.

Yeap. That’s probably what happened here.