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Alex-Programs

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About Alex-Programs

Working on https://nuenki.app

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    Comment #48372663

    XAI is now printing revenue thanks to the Anthropic compute deal. Moreso than SpaceX itself.

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    Comment #48310511

    Because failures compound. My productivity has substantially improved since I switched from open models to a Codex subscription, because it doesn't need hand holding, and it doesn'…

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    Comment #47085437

    I'm curious, what's the agent like? If I were to build something for Gemini models I'd plan around ingesting a bunch of context then oneshotting it.

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    Comment #46927589

    The state of the art is moving so rapidly that, yeah, Copilot by Microsoft using gpt-5-mini:low is not going to be very good. And there are many places where AI has been implemente…

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    Comment #46923721

    This is motivated pessimism. We knew in the 50s that breaking the speed of light was highly unlikely. We dreamed of the stars anyway. Now we refuse to dream, or to even attempt to …

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    Comment #46901729

    Oh, hi chatgpt

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    Comment #46886406

    It's also moaning about me coming from a datacentre IP (proxy) with some vague complaints about load introduced by AI crawlers. I think this guy treats "protecting" his site as a h…

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    Comment #46885938

    Heat transfer is based on temperature difference, not heat difference. This way ought to reduce heat losses and improve efficiency.

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    Comment #46706601

    Is there a reason we would need to coordinate on what to exchange rather than, say, beginning with encyclopedias and textbooks then moving to a constant stream of notable papers, n…

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    Comment #46450598

    I never quite got what was so "hot" about it. There seems to be an entire parallel ecosystem of corporates that are just begging to turn AI into PowerPoint slides so that they can …

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    Comment #46323659

    There are plenty of competent 16 year olds.

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    Comment #46166464

    I think using total parameters is fair, it correlates well with the RAM prerequisites to run it. Otherwise Kimi K2 would be "small" despite being a trillion parameters!

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    Comment #45968820

    Incredible. Thanks for sharing.

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    Comment #45968802

    People insist upon Codex, but it takes ages and has an absolutely hideous lack of taste.

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    Comment #45697856

    That's just a really, really ineffective rocket. A spring has nowhere near the energy density of chemical fuel.

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    Comment #45591440

    Clearly the consumer should automatically trade futures as a hedge!

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    Comment #45455473

    Personally I prefer Gemini because I still use AI via chat windows, and it can do a good ~90k tokens before it starts getting stupid. I'm yet to find an agent that's actually usefu…

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    Comment #45440232

    The Bristol young lib dems oppose it, but the parliamentary party doesn't think it goes far enough. The Bristol lot are great, I talked to them about it, but they're unlikely to ch…

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    Comment #45431680

    Language Transfer is great. On the topic of immersion, I made https://nuenki.app in my gap year. It estimates the difficulty of sentences in webpages and translates the ones at you…

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    Comment #45424047

    I just started uni, so mostly that. I've found myself making a little CLI for the timetable website and using a software defined radio so I can hear the lecturer while still having…

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    Comment #45424035

    This is awesome. Good luck with it!

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    Comment #44994267

    Is that because they're young, or because they're inexperienced?

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    Comment #44984849

    Thanks for sharing this. I researched this for my A level project a few years ago, and this is a really neat cross reference. I didn't mention V2Ray as much.

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    Comment #44927540

    Yeah, I'd love something where you pronounce a word and it critiques your pronunciation in detail. Maybe it could give you little exercises for each sound, critiquing it, guiding y…

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    Comment #44902845

    This is cool. I'm looking forward to trying it - I wonder what it'll be useful for.