Bram De Buyser
@chton.bsky.social
Founder Arcology (arcology.io), on a mission to take away the barriers to entry to AI so everyone can benefit.
Building goblin.tools, smart tools for the neurospicy.
Also wourdle.com, the British spelling word guessing game.
He/Him.
Building goblin.tools, smart tools for the neurospicy.
Also wourdle.com, the British spelling word guessing game.
He/Him.
En Quenya, Sindarin, en Latijn :D
Een mens moet opties hebben :p
Een mens moet opties hebben :p
October 3, 2025 at 4:33 PM
En Quenya, Sindarin, en Latijn :D
Een mens moet opties hebben :p
Een mens moet opties hebben :p
Should be all good now!
It's got over 70 languages ready to go. Let me know if you spot any obvious mistakes? Obviously my Klingon isn't as strong as it used to be!
It's got over 70 languages ready to go. Let me know if you spot any obvious mistakes? Obviously my Klingon isn't as strong as it used to be!
October 3, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Should be all good now!
It's got over 70 languages ready to go. Let me know if you spot any obvious mistakes? Obviously my Klingon isn't as strong as it used to be!
It's got over 70 languages ready to go. Let me know if you spot any obvious mistakes? Obviously my Klingon isn't as strong as it used to be!
(There's currently an issue with it on mobile, it'll jump back to english but responses will come in your own language! Should have that fixed shortly)
October 3, 2025 at 2:56 PM
(There's currently an issue with it on mobile, it'll jump back to english but responses will come in your own language! Should have that fixed shortly)
I should probably also tag @bobabria.bsky.social in this, as the developer, huh :D
August 21, 2025 at 7:24 PM
I should probably also tag @bobabria.bsky.social in this, as the developer, huh :D
Probably couldn't hurt to make the repo public, could it
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August 12, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Probably couldn't hurt to make the repo public, could it
I'm aware of this, but it's not the AI overview being bad (it often is) or even individual sites disappearing. I'm still getting results from sites i expect, but they're less relevant than i'd have expected from the same query even a few days ago. It's like it's just substituting more words.
August 12, 2025 at 1:06 PM
I'm aware of this, but it's not the AI overview being bad (it often is) or even individual sites disappearing. I'm still getting results from sites i expect, but they're less relevant than i'd have expected from the same query even a few days ago. It's like it's just substituting more words.
It's not so much the sites hiding, i think. It's parsing the query differently, being broader with what words mean and it's screwing up technical searchers.
A 'reference' when i'm looking up how to debug a package issue is not the same as a readme or a guide, but all the top results are about those.
A 'reference' when i'm looking up how to debug a package issue is not the same as a readme or a guide, but all the top results are about those.
August 12, 2025 at 1:04 PM
It's not so much the sites hiding, i think. It's parsing the query differently, being broader with what words mean and it's screwing up technical searchers.
A 'reference' when i'm looking up how to debug a package issue is not the same as a readme or a guide, but all the top results are about those.
A 'reference' when i'm looking up how to debug a package issue is not the same as a readme or a guide, but all the top results are about those.
I had that a few times too, at least i didn't mind that so much.
But technical queries for exact things i need seem to get a ton of results on the first page that use rephrasing and alternative words, leading to completely wrong results. And it's definitely a new thing.
But technical queries for exact things i need seem to get a ton of results on the first page that use rephrasing and alternative words, leading to completely wrong results. And it's definitely a new thing.
August 12, 2025 at 11:50 AM
I had that a few times too, at least i didn't mind that so much.
But technical queries for exact things i need seem to get a ton of results on the first page that use rephrasing and alternative words, leading to completely wrong results. And it's definitely a new thing.
But technical queries for exact things i need seem to get a ton of results on the first page that use rephrasing and alternative words, leading to completely wrong results. And it's definitely a new thing.
This is completely optional, but if you or her are willing to have a chat, i'd love to find a way to help her out. We're already planning an auto notes feature for our edtech toolbox, but if we can make that work for her even more than her current system, that would benefit a lot of educators!
August 7, 2025 at 5:03 PM
This is completely optional, but if you or her are willing to have a chat, i'd love to find a way to help her out. We're already planning an auto notes feature for our edtech toolbox, but if we can make that work for her even more than her current system, that would benefit a lot of educators!
This is exactly my view, too. LLMs come with risks and considerations, but they do a job that helps teachers. The least we can do is acknowledge that the workload is unsustainable and find ways to help them, even if that's the magic intelligence box that is sometimes wrong.
August 7, 2025 at 4:59 PM
This is exactly my view, too. LLMs come with risks and considerations, but they do a job that helps teachers. The least we can do is acknowledge that the workload is unsustainable and find ways to help them, even if that's the magic intelligence box that is sometimes wrong.
No joke, I wouldn't say this lightly, but I think we're now creating some of the best resources of any teaching tools out there. Completely usable out of the box.
Go give it a try, I guess?
Go give it a try, I guess?
August 7, 2025 at 4:49 PM
No joke, I wouldn't say this lightly, but I think we're now creating some of the best resources of any teaching tools out there. Completely usable out of the box.
Go give it a try, I guess?
Go give it a try, I guess?