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Alex-Programs
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I assume that whoever wrote it just has absolutely no mental model of security, has never been on the attacking side or realised that clients can't be trusted, and only implemented the OTP authentication because they were "going t
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The current status quo seems to be [Model name]-[Major version]-date-[minor variant/feature flags] E.g. [Claude Sonnet] [3.7] [2025-03-02]:thinking with a few differences based on the specific company. Aside from some silliness (e.g. O
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1y ago
My benchmark is at https://nuenki.app/blog . I'm currently working on a better one. Toucan did take off; it's fairly well known, and if their website is anything to go by they have hundreds of thousands of people
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1y ago
I'm the "Nuenki guy"!?!? Thanks! And yeah, I used the same data source, just heavily processed. It's a great project! I like your approach. I wish English used neologisms more; I use them occasionally, and it's just
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1y ago
Not when they're in normal conversational mode, but it likes to use them when it's trying to be persuasive/stylised/make a point. But it's more the "It's not x; it's y" and "that thing sayin
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1y ago
That'd be interesting. I'm thinking of writing a guide on how to identify LLM prose, since I seem to be a bit above average at it.
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1y ago
```In a modern conflict zone, jamming L-band means blinding drones, degrading targeting, and cutting off ISR. It’s not accidental. It’s deliberate. The international treaties that say “don’t transmit here”? Those don’t matter much when you’
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1y ago
This is neat. I notice that you do similar reverse lemmatisation as my Wiktionary API wrapper: https://dictionary.nuenki.app/get_definition?language=Finnis... Feel free to use it if you like, it's practically free, and
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1y ago
Is it just me or is cybersecurity... Calming down? I feel like a few years ago there was constant news of ransomware, intrusions, vulnerabilities, etc, but more recently the defensive side seems to have the upper hand.
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1y ago
Thanks for letting me know. The front page items are translated with DeepL, which is used for text that's currently visible. My benchmark claims that it's actually pretty good at French (I haven't got data for Danish) - one o
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1y ago
You can get definitions when you hover, but it depends on the language - it uses Wiktionary. For some languages it's available but disabled by default. You can change it in the extension popup under "Hover Behaviour".
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Thanks! I'm glad people like it; I'm hopeless at marketing it to Language Learners:tm:, but programmers seem to love it and it's nice to get some positive feedback. DeepL is actually pretty limited in what it supports. Unless
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It's also just a hell of a lot more fun.
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Language transfer is rather good. I'm not quite sure what it does differently, but there's a reason people recommend it.
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I built https://nuenki.app , which follows a fully immersive approach by immersing you while you browse the web. It translates entire sentences at your knowledge level into the target language, and you hover for definitions/
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1y ago
I built a tool[0] that gives you constant input at your level as you browse the web, so you don't need to take time out of your day. You can just learn a little as you browse, and let it compound over time. It works by estimating the d
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1y ago
Right, I think I'm extrapolating from pop culture and a distorted lens on the internet.
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https://nuenki.app - a browser extension that translates sentences at your level while you browse, so you learn a language through immersion while you go about your day. I'm also working on and off on a hardware device for
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> One neat thing that the average college professor won't be able to do for you: because the model understands multiple disciplines at once, you can make analogies between what you know well and what you're asking about — and t
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As a Brit, the concept of "My lawyer" is slightly unfamiliar. The average Brit doesn't "have a lawyer"; they would only find a lawyer if they had a specific need, eg being accused of a crime or wanting to write a co
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Show HN: Hybrid Language Translator
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Of sure you find it hard to tell the two away! You lack the gear for tide pull test, and they feel the same here and local. I hate this.
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This is actually pretty cool. I don't have an immediate use for it, but I'm making a mental note, because I'm sure something will come up soon.
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> Rust → Memory safety with zero overhead (Mozilla) I think Rust is interesting because while a lot of its initial appeal came from memory safety, a lot of the usage now is not as a C++ replacement but as a Go/JS/Java replaceme
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1y ago
You might want to obfuscate that email a bit. `hristoapps - gmail` would do the job. Unobfuscated emails tend to get scraped and put on spam lists.
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That's not why I oppose banning advertising. I've made a product. The people who use it, like it. But I have no online following or presence, and I'm really not the kind of charismatic person who could build one. All the &quo
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Llama 4 performs worse than Llama 3 at translation
(nuenki.app)
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I used to feel dismayed that I missed that era of the internet and technology (I'm 19). IRC, forums, work-in-progress gifs on personal websites, etc. I still wish I were there for that, but I'm glad I get to be here for LLMs and t
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Brilliant! Incredibly fast.
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I've benchmarked its performance at language translation - https://nuenki.app/blog/quasar_alpha_stats It's very good, top of the leaderboard on almost all languages, and its high score for idiomaticity indica
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