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Cool project! Can you add a refresh/submit button? because I cannot interact on mobile. And, on computer, every change requires user clicking the text field and pressing Enter. Besides that, it's certainly useful and works well.

The best method is the university's bookstore. For Columbia for example, go to https://columbia.bncollege.com/shop/columbia/home Then, Textbooks > Find Textbooks, Select Department, Course etc.

You'll see that there are weird code names for each course, and these can easily be found on the Courses page e.g. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/bulletin/uwb/

An example would be Department: COMS (Computer Science), Course: W3251, Section: 001

I'd imagine the case is similar for other colleges.

This is actually very good and just what I had in mind for the past couple of days. You've done a great job with the website. I wouldn't be that interested about the articles and twitch streams in the main page. Instead, I would prefer to see some candle-stick graphs and more technical data about the top stocks. The bubble chart(?) of options positions on each stock's page looks amazing. It would also be really cool if clicking on a bubble would take me to the comments about that. Overall, very cool idea and nice implementation. I'll certainly check it regularly.

Hey, it is a good idea and nice website. This immediately reminded me of the recent attempts with GPT-3. When I clicked on the website link, I expected a small demo, a space where I could type some simple commands and see it in action. Personally, I would not pay for it/pre-order before seeing some hands-on functionality at least. I admire your efforts of creating the 'semantic engine' and I can imagine how much time went into that. I hope you can get a working version as planned, and I'd be interested to try it out.