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aviavinash | 2 years ago

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aviavinash | 2 years ago | on: Jitsi Meet Flutter SDK

This is so much valuable but a bit late, i was looking for such flutter plugin like crazy specially during the pandemic for usecase of making online live class in my application. At that time went ahead with BigBlueButton, but that was a monolithic application.

aviavinash | 2 years ago | on: Access to knowledge is a human right

I think this is an interesting topic to discuss, and I appreciate your perspective on it. However, I would like to challenge some of the assumptions you made in your comment.

First of all, you said that tax payer funded research needs to be publicly available. I agree with this principle, but I wonder how you define "publicly available". Does it mean that anyone can access it for free, or does it mean that anyone can access it for a reasonable fee? If the former, then who pays for the costs of publishing, peer-reviewing, and maintaining the quality and integrity of the research? If the latter, then how do you determine what is a reasonable fee, and who decides who can afford it?

Secondly, you said that if someone wants to do private research and sell the results to people via journals, then they should be free to do so. I agree that there is a place for private research in the academic world, but I also think that there are some ethical and social implications of this practice. For example, how do you ensure that private research is not biased by the interests of the sponsors or the publishers? How do you prevent private research from creating monopolies or inequalities in the dissemination of knowledge? How do you foster collaboration and innovation among researchers who work in different sectors and have different incentives?

Thirdly, you said that "human rights" has become such a loaded term, and that you are not entitled to know everything. I agree that human rights is a complex and contested concept, but I also think that it is a valuable and powerful one. Human rights are not just legal or moral claims, but also expressions of human dignity and aspirations. They are not static or fixed, but dynamic and evolving. They are not absolute or universal, but relative and contextual. They are not granted or given, but claimed and defended.

One of the human rights that has been recognized by various international instruments and declarations is the right to education. This right includes not only access to formal schooling, but also access to information and knowledge that is relevant, diverse, and inclusive. This right is based on the premise that education is essential for human development, empowerment, and participation in society. Therefore, I would argue that access to knowledge is not just a privilege or a luxury, but a human right that deserves respect and protection.

What do you think? Do you agree or disagree with my points? I would love to hear your thoughts on this matter.

aviavinash | 2 years ago | on: Show HN: I Relaunched, Blink – Your Personal Amazon Shopping Assistant

Sometime it get broken, but will improve as soon as i can get access to the amazon product advertising api, which require 3 sales for approval. Also have added 50+ product guide to prepare for approval.

After next update it should have access to nearly all the amazon product, currently working on scrapped nearly 20k products

aviavinash | 2 years ago | on: I'm betting on HTML

this article's making me think. In this AI-driven landscape, the focus on semantic structure totally makes sense. But, is it really the remedy for the social media interoperability problem? Are we underestimating the appeal of decentralized platforms? And, do people genuinely not care about these alternatives?

aviavinash | 2 years ago | on: Build your own zero-emission electricity supply

Well, hold on a minute – while the idea of a DIY zero-emission electricity supply is intriguing, I can't help but wonder about the practicality and potential drawbacks. Are there any hidden environmental costs in the production of the materials needed for such a setup? And what about the initial investment – is it feasible for the average person?

aviavinash | 2 years ago | on: Show HN: Blink – Your Personal Amazon Shopping Assistant (Powered by ChatGPT)

Hi, Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate you pointing out that I should disclose that some of the links on my website are affiliate links. I'm still learning the ropes of product development, and I'm always open to suggestions.

I've updated my disclosure on the website to make it clear that some of the links are affiliate links. I've also added a statement that says that this tool is ad-free, and that product results are not manipulated or biased.

I hope this is more transparent. Thanks again for your feedback!

Let me know if you have any other feedback for me.

aviavinash | 2 years ago

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aviavinash | 3 years ago | on: AI Chat Characters: Bring Your Favorite Fictional Characters to Life

Introducing AI Chat Characters - a new way to interact with your favorite characters from TV shows and movies! Imagine talking to Tony Stark from Marvel's Avengers, or Rick Sanchez from Rick and Morty, as if they were real people. Our AI-powered chatbot uses OpenAI's GPT-3 to mimic the tone, manner, and vocabulary of the character, making the conversation feel like you're actually talking to them. This technology can be used for entertainment, education, or even for personal growth. Try it out now and see for yourself! #AIchatcharacters #OpenAI #gpt3
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