praveer13

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Comment · 2 months ago
I have a plex pass but moved to jellyfin, because I can't get plex to reliably stream from my server at all. While jellyfin works so smoothly. Look forward to this update!
Comment · 2 months ago
For my personal “project” I’ve been using chatgpt to teach me from math (linear algebra) to quantum computing - asked it to create a big list of prompts optimal for single threads, for me to learn with Socratic method. I plan to write my notes as a blog for each thread in my own words. I think this is a good use of AI for personal goals, it’s the best learning experience for me so far. I’ve never been able to focus on lecture videos
Comment · 2 months ago
Luna is great at doing targeted smaller work, I use sol max for creating a plan and targeted /goal prompts after I finalize the design. Or Claude with ultracode for design and planning and adversarial review by sol max and then delegate to Luna for smaller goal prompts
Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
I just gave a simple prompt to Kimi k3 when it came out, and then just using it and asking it to improve based on my own taste/gaps etc so it’s a long drawn out process. I’m doing that for the first one, will iteratively keep improving it myself as I run through it. Maybe will post on HN after that.
Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
I made it specifically for mobile browsers. I’ll try to make it still work though for desktop!
Comment · 3 months ago
Ah I didn’t realize what you meant until I checked my history. Thanks for the feedback!
Comment · 3 months ago
Yeah I am not liking third one either. Mechanics aren’t working well for me either. I might get it redesigned - maybe by gpt this time lol
Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
This is amazing. I also think this will become more common. I feel there is a lot of software that can just be served locally via html/typescript/react etc and even have local state. There's just not been an economic incentive till now.

I am personally using kimi k3 to create a mobile friendly set of games, starting from math like linear algebra to quantum physics - neurodivergent friendly, completely local state, served from github pages - to get someone interested in the field. This needs an economic incentive to exist without LLMs, because of so much different expertise needed, and time.

if anyone's interested in the games let me know - i plan to play it myself, improve it, remove bugs etc before publishing on HN.

Comment · 3 months ago
The whole code is in the repo I linked in the description. Are you referring to something else ?

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