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codingmoh
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Comment #47626918
thank you, I'll consider that
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Comment #47625993
Okay, sorry, I meant to make to emulate physical monitor
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Comment #47625972
I did not use claude code, but codex, and I am fetching space weather from NOAA SWPc, trajectory, distance, speed, and comms delay are computed from NASA's published Artemis II mis…
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Comment #47625872
Hey, I've responded before, I need to update the visualization: Iam fetching space weather from NOAA SWPC. Trajectory, distance, speed, and comms delay are computed from NASA's pub…
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Comment #47625702
I am fetching space weather from NOAA SWPC. Trajectory, distance, speed, and comms delay are computed from NASA’s published Artemis II mission plan parameters, not pulled live from…
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Show HN: Made a little Artemis II tracker
Made a little Artemis II tracker for anyone else who is unnecessarily invested in this mission: https://artemis-ii-tracker.com/ For those of us who apparently need a dedicated plac…
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Show HN: An AI tutors that teaches AI
Hello Hacker News, I've built a platform that lets anyone create their own voice-based AI tutor. To showcase what the platform can do, I've created a voice-based AI tutor for Stanf…
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Comment #43888985
oh wow - that's cool! - Thanks so much for sharing!
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Comment #43888700
In theory, it seemed perfect for flexible manufacturing: same machine, same material, endless outputs. But in practice, it hit limits in speed, material properties, and post-proces…
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Comment #43766898
Thanks, I'll have a look
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Comment #43766418
Hey, that is a very good question, I have answered that before. I hope you don't mind, if I simply copy paste my previous answer: Technically you can use the original Codex CLI wit…
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Comment #43757311
Thanks for bringing that up - it's exactly why I approached it this way from the start. Technically you can use the original Codex CLI with a local LLM - if your inference provider…
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Comment #43756709
Thank you so much!
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Comment #43756430
I want to add support for qwen 2.5 next
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Comment #43756426
Thanks so much! Was the model too big to run locally? That’s one of the reasons I went with phi-4-mini - surprisingly high quality for its size and speed. It handled multi-step rea…
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Comment #43756127
Hey, this is really cool! Curious how good the multi-language support is. Also - pretty wild that you trained the whole thing yourselves, especially without prior experience in spe…
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Comment #43755983
I saw pretty good reasoning quality with phi-4-mini. But alright - I’ll still run some tests with qwen2.5-coder and plan to add support for it next. Would be great to compare them …
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Comment #43755899
fair jab - haha; if we’re gonna go small, might as well go fully local and open. At least with phi-4-mini you don’t need an API key, and you can tweak/replace the model easily
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Comment #43755856
I went with Phi as the default model because, after some testing, I was honestly surprised by how high the quality was relative to its size and speed. The responses felt better in …
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