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Huge If True • 1h 03m
In 2012, a team of researchers submitted AlexNet to a competition. It crushed the competition by using GPUs not just for graphics, but for massive parallel processing.
Jensen's Take This was the moment NVIDIA realized GPUs were the engine for a new way of computing—where computers "learn" from data rather than being programmed step-by-step.
Long videos and dense papers force you to commit hours up front, just to discover if they’re actually useful.
Generic one‑paragraph summaries miss the structure, while full transcripts still leave you scrolling forever.
With so much content available, you need a clear, structured overview before you invest two hours into anything.
Add a YouTube video, podcast episode, or PDF you want to learn from.
The content is reorganized into a hierarchical tree of topics and subtopics, each with a concise summary.
Click any node to instantly jump to the exact timestamp or page, and decide whether to skim or go deep.
Navmind restructures long videos, podcasts, and PDFs into clear topic trees, so you can understand the big picture at a glance.
Every node is linked to an exact timestamp or page, letting you jump straight back to the original context when you need details.
Start from high‑level nodes and progressively reveal subtopics, instead of drowning in full transcripts or walls of text.
Works across long videos, audio, and documents, so you can use one workflow for most of the content you learn from.
on a tight schedule
Stay on top of industry talks, expert interviews, and webinars without watching every minute.
drowning in PDFs
Scan lectures and papers as structured trees, then dive into only the sections that matter to your project.
learning new stacks
Learn new tools, frameworks, and techniques from long tutorials without scrubbing through timelines blindly.