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 noise cancelling.

This is awesome. Good luck with it!

Thank you! That is very kind!

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

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.

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 you to doing it well.

If I were any good at ML I'd make it myself.

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

Google products are such a pain to work with from an API perspective that I actively avoid them where possible.

I'm curious whether you can get https://platform.nuenki.app (my deep translation service; I'm just polishing it before release) to run into "too sexual". It's designed to be resilient to that kind of thing, and it works well in my testing, but maybe you have some better "stress test" content than me!

I don't use hosted AI much. But one of the reasons I like AI is that I can ask it something like "Hmm I don't like how this sounds, can you formulate it another way, more colloquial?" and it'll take that into account. Or what I often get is that it translates "you" to singular when I need plural and vice versa. In most languages that differs but not in English.

I can't deal with any of the in editor tools. I'd love something that handled inputting changes (with manual review!) while still giving me 100% control over the context and actually doing as its told.

If you're after speed, Groq is excellent. They've recently added Kimi K2.