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Thanks for taking the time to respond. I completely emphasize with your deep skepticism of AI summarization basically I've built hark. now as a side project because all existing Solutions were so bad.

The core issue is that summarizing a book with a common AI chatbot like ChatGPT or Grok, it will just spit out a 5 minute summary for 8 hours of content (typical reading time of an average book), and strip it completely of its style and essence.

What I built with Hark is a different approach.

First we aim for a 12:1 ratio, this means that to summarize 8 hours of reading, the summary is still 45 minute of reading, it's still somewhat of a deep dive and requires effort and commitment to read through.

Secondly it doesn't "dumb down" the content. It aims to faithfully incorporate the user's style, tone, vocabulary into the summary so that you get the feel of the book form, not just substance.

Finally it's designed to maintain the specific details, examples and anecdotes that authors often to highlight their main ideas, and it's usually those little details that really color a book and make stick with us.

I'm telling you all this because I first built hark for myself and I'm personally very satisfied with the result and I'm wanting to share with others (right now it's free and I'm not really in a rush to monitize). Just want to get people's feedback

Here is an example of how a book summarization looks like in hark

https://hark.now/view/ZDM0N

Please free to try it out for yourself or tell me a specific book, I'll process it and send you the link.

_Checkɱate 🔑⚡🌋☢️🛢️ · 13w
Well there was always going to be leakage as management has to get paid (and healthily I may add). A lot also never actually bought BTC outside pipe deals to insiders, and a bunch ran these scammy BT...
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@_Checkɱate 🔑⚡🌋☢️🛢️

"Well there was always going to be leakage as management has to get paid (and healthily I may add)."

Yes this is the central issue. And I know you would know as I'm sure you were amongst those who, due to your public persona, were offered enticing endorsement deal.

When it gets to that stage when they would be so desperate to perpetuate the mirage at any cost, you know the whole thing has gone upside-down. Time to unwind. Personally I'm glad it bursts now and not later on.

Such pathetic money grabbing.

Good on everyone who just stack pure hard unconfiscatable bitcoin, for the uptenth time, once the market sorts itself out, the stackers will be vindicated.

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_Checkɱate 🔑⚡🌋☢️🛢️ · 13w
I was offered a 'Head of Bitcoin strategy' role at 5 treasury companies. I said no to all of them, without asking anything about the package. Not interested, I love my job as it is.
_Checkɱate 🔑⚡🌋☢️🛢️ · 13w
Well there was always going to be leakage as management has to get paid (and healthily I may add). A lot also never actually bought BTC outside pipe deals to insiders, and a bunch ran these scammy BTC converts with whales (whale can retract their BTC if the stock price doesn't moon). Question mark...
note19gs08...
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This so true. And yet the current context is different. The unavoidable unwind this time round will be be spread around much more. Sure 20% will die instantaneously, another 40% via a slow death into irrelevance. Back in the 2020-2022 era, GBTC was the only way to get synthetic exposure to BTC within Brokerage rails. Today their is an
over abundance of options. The market, as always, overcorrected and over supplied. It's time to prune.