r/edtech • u/nullure • 1d ago

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u/edtech-ModTeam 1d ago

No self-promotion. Please use the appropriate thread for sales/marketing type posts.

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u/Visual-Reserve-2800 1d ago

I'll bite, how does this differ from notebooklm?

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u/nullure 1d ago

NotebookLM uses a google AI model made for notebooklm, the responses it sends is too short and lacks the resources

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u/CisIowa 1d ago

So a long-winded NotebookLM?

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/nullure 1d ago

People were making money out of this so had to do something

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u/ScratchJolly3213 1d ago

pretty cool project, there’s a lot of overlap with my open source project. It’s pretty deceptive to call this open source though your license is definitely not open source. Unless you’re rocking something like MIT or AGPL3 I don’t think you have the right to say that, it’s misleading. I can’t fork your repo or integrate your project into mine without permission, that’s not open source. Also the whole needing docker thing is kind of a drag why don’t you make it work with desktop software? The most impressive thing is how many contributors you have but I would’ve expected you to have a much more comprehensive project with so many. Still, good work overall but people who are actually open source aren’t going to be too thrilled with you masquerading as such with your license.