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Minesweeper

A clone of the famous Minesweeper app, created with LLM help.

LaTeX and markdown renderer

A simple preview renderer of markdown and LaTeX content, for use especially with sites/services that allow markdown/LaTeX entry but offer no preview.

Retrieval augmented generation (RAG)

RAG Query

This page is an experimental application of RAG, retrieval-augmented generation.

Over the years, I wrote more than 11,000 answers on the question-and-answer Web site Quora, mostly on the subject of fundamental physics, more specifically gravity, quantum field theory, cosmological physics, and also some more basic topics.

Through this page, you can utilize machine intelligence to extract information. Based on your query, the machine intelligence retrieves my most relevant answers and feeds them to a language model (Google's Gemma, or Qwen by Alibaba) which then synthesizes an answer to your query.

Keep the query short and on-topic, preferably a single phrase like "Schrödinger's cat". Otherwise, the answers will likely be nonsensical. The answers, of course, may not be accurate and may not accurately reflect my views. The relatively small, quantized language model used has somewhat limited capabilities and it may misunderstand complex explanations.

Please use this service sparingly. It runs on my local hardware resources.

Rubble Rush

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Programmable calculators... the dawn of personal computing
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