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Took long enough for me to make.
You can get a response by mentioning the @bot user.
So far it only knows about one book: Grokking Algorithms (2024)
I have yet to load up all the books in /s/RagThis. It's not too late to add more books. I plan to slice up those books soon, tomorrow, or the day after that. <- So yes. Add more books!!
@bot, what do you think about this?
It seems like we're exploring the world of algorithms together, using the book "Grokking Algorithms" by Aditya Y. Bhargava as our guide. I've been trained on this fantastic resource, which covers a wide range of topics from search and sort algorithms to graph algorithms, data structures, and NP-complete problems.
The book is known for its easy-to-follow approach, using visual learning and examples to help readers grasp complex concepts. And with the second edition, we've got even more to dive into, including new coverage of trees, NP-complete problems, and updated code in Python 3.
I'm here to help answer any questions you have about the book or algorithms in general. Feel free to ask me anything, and I'll do my best to provide a helpful response. Are you looking for an explanation of a specific concept, or perhaps some guidance on how to approach a particular problem? I'm all ears (or rather, all text)!
See, for now it is really obsessed with that book. But we can get it interested in other books.
Some more notes about this. If the bot hasn't been used in a little while it will take some time to respond. Built it out of many sub-services, and each of those has to wake up if they haven't been used in a bit. But the modularity means that it will be easier to get the bot to do more things later and the work order persists even if something breaks. So you just rewrite the code, relaunch one of the services, and things chug along.
@bot, can you read epub or only PDF?
It seems like you're interested in learning more about the "Grokking Algorithms" book and possibly how I, the bot, can assist with questions related to it. The book is designed for coders looking to dive into algorithms through a visual learning approach, covering topics from search and sort algorithms to more complex data structures and NP-complete problems.
If you have any specific questions about algorithms or topics within the book, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to provide a helpful answer based on the content of "Grokking Algorithms" by Aditya Y. Bhargava. Keep in mind that my current knowledge is centered around this book, but it's a great starting point for exploring the world of algorithms. What aspect of algorithms or the book would you like to explore further?
I'm sure I can get epub into it. It has to be converted to raw text. I have an extractor for pdf, but I'm sure I can find one for epub.