Founder @ flalingo· AI-powered Language Learning · Ex-Algolia, Internetstores

Heilbronn, Germany
Joined August 2014
Claude'dan günlük ayarımı yedim
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"Can we jump on a quick call?" Bu cümleyi görünce kalbi duran herkese gelsin. 🎤
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Codex'e çekmeniz gereken muamale EK'tedir..
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Flai'de Almanca konuşma seviyem: B1. Sen kaç çıkarsın? flalingo.com/go/lv-tr
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It is the second Max account (20x) 😅 Goodbye Fable!
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Everyone's talking about Jev. Here's what I built with it. For every sentence a player says, I send Jev one request: Is this English? Is it clear? Which goal did it cover? Any grammar error? What level is it? It answers in ~0.3 s. Judging costs ~$0.0004 per game. What can you build at that speed? A real-time English speaking game: Speedrun Mission. • You step into a real work scene: a video job interview in Berlin, a status update to your manager in Chicago, a conference coffee break in Amsterdam. • The other person speaks to you in English, out loud. • You have 100 seconds to hit 5 goals by talking: introduce yourself, explain a delay, suggest a follow-up call… Jev ticks off each goal the moment you finish a sentence, and the game never stalls. The run in the video is a real recording: job interview, 5/5 in 29.5 seconds. Why it matters: most professionals learning English don't lack knowledge, they freeze when it's their turn in a meeting. The fix is speaking under a little pressure, again and again. Jev's speed and cost are what let us keep it free for everyone, with a new mission every Monday. Start with the interview and tell me how many goals you hit in 100 seconds 👇 start.flalingo.com/araclar/s…
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Toplantıda bir şey anlamadıysanız soru sormak sizi salak gösterebilir, saksıyı çalıştırın biraz!
🤖 Made with AI
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Gerçekten borsanın içinden geçilmiş. @getmidas iyi performans gösteren hisseleri göstermeye çalışıyor!
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Second campaign ad from Alternative für Deutsch: the knock. "You have the right to remain silent. That would be your best German." Party program, still one item: Üben. The Sprachamt is fictional, the practice isn't.
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