NexMind is now public.
An 88-second introduction to trained predictive perception, persistent object belief, five-level Active Inference, a recorded hidden-target mission, and online adaptation—while safety/control retains actuator authority.
Built independently at N-TEK.
@kalenetorion@Angaisb_ thats what i was thinking. grok models are good, really good but firstly the input/cached input prices are the most important since they make up most of the tokens in agentic use, furthermore the cursor team improves the coding abilities but not novel/deep/complex work the same.
@y_qecea@LexnLin its as if the model is so good it justifies that price lmao. its always funny when a chinese distillation lab thinks they can play the premium ai card
Being a broke student doing compute-heavy autonomy research is fucking absurd.
I’m building NexMind for Nomad. The eventual helicopter can realistically carry more compute than the machine I’m currently developing its autonomy stack on.
Think about how backwards that is.
I’ve spent an insane amount of time optimizing around hardware scarcity, and today I hit the point where the constraint is no longer making the engineering better. It is deciding which experiments I’m even allowed to run.
Talent does not compete on equal ground when one researcher gets to test the real idea and another has to spend half his time figuring out how to make the idea fit inside his GPU.
@mbcat444@initjean how does this benefit anyone? instead of burying a privacy switch into settings and never mentioning it, these guys explicitly state your status and give you a discount whenever you dont care about privacy.