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Yeah, nostr:nprofile1qqs82et8gqsfjcx8fl3h8e55879zr2ufdzyas6gjw6nqlp42m0y0j2spz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7kpr32f was saying he might have a parser for books, but we'd probably need to adjust it and build a second one for research papers.

Daniel Wigton 1y ago

I talked to my cousin about it and he is just converting the html5 version of the project Gutenberg ebooks into epub3 after doing some clean up.

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Silberengel 1y ago

Hm. They already usually have epub3 format.

Using HTML has the benefit of tags and images, of course. I should probably switch to those and write a parser based upon the HTML tags.

Is he just scraping their website?

Daniel Wigton 1y ago

I am not sure how he handles the initial download. But he wanted to put in a bunch of heuristics to make a more presentable epub without miss-sized images, unfortunate line breaks etc.

Silberengel 1y ago

That's probably where an LLM would come in useful, for refining.