samixg

cool, but where're the benchmarks?

Yes I do, there's a plan for an Android/Web version

https://mythos.so/

an AI-native book reader that actually understands what you’re reading.

You highlight text, and the app infers intent and surfaces the right actions inline.

Examples:

Highlight a confusing paragraph → auto-suggests questions like “what does this term mean?” or “how does this relate to earlier chapters?”

Highlight a name → instant character context (no spoilers)

Highlight an argument → concise breakdown, assumptions, counterpoints

It works across EPUBs, PDFs, and papers, and the core rule is: AI should be assistive, never intrusive. No prompts required, no context switching.

Built it because I read a lot of dense material and hated breaking flow.

it took me a while to understand how to play it, but holy shit this is impressive! nice work

similar in the sense that they're both influenced by determinism.

funny enough, i wrote a draft blog post about what it would take "in theory" to be able to predict the future, but never got to finish it.

interesting, this reframes the question to "how long would it take until something significant goes out of sync", in that case i do agree with you, there'll be some mysterious period of time the two universes staying in sync, potentially infinity

A Vision For An Education System Built Around Curiosity, Mentorship, And Real-world Learning. Without Schools, Grades, or Fixed Paths.

usually you don't, but writing mini-essays helped me with complex topics

Yeah, it's pretty complicated. I didn't really solve it, but I'd be interested to see how you do it.

Don't worry, I'm pretty sure someone will find your comment useful

--------

Thanks for the feedback: 1. You're right, the UX can use some improvements there 2. I've just updated the landing page with a before/after example 3. Ooh, that's not good, thanks for reporting this, I'll look into it asap

Let me know if you have any feedback!

Fair point, I did try to include the job requirements in the before/after but couldn't integrate it in a pleasant way, but if you're interested here's the job post I used for the example: https://apply.workable.com/lucidya/j/47F7F41A30/

This is so cool!

I think Resume.Ink is different because it generates a new PDF resume tailored specifically to the job you're applying to. While JSON Resume generates a cover letter. I think they actually complement each other quite well.

That's a great suggestion, I'll add a FAQ section to answer these.

Yes it does

Also you can download the tailored resume for free if you use code “DEMO” (No account is needed)

Are you sure the email is correct?