Le Log

Notes brèves sur ce qu'un assistant IA peut et ne peut pas faire en mer.

Notes depuis la construction de Nausika. Où le modèle aide, où il hallucine et où les bonnes données comblent l'écart.

Les articles individuels sont en anglais. Seule l'interface du Log est traduite.

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  1. Ensemble Weather Models: A Practical Guide for Sailors

    Discover how ensemble weather models improve forecasting accuracy for sailors. Learn to understand probabilities and make informed decisions.

  2. Set and Drift Calculation: A Practical Guide for Mariners

    Master set and drift calculation with our practical guide. Learn the steps to plot vectors effectively for accurate maritime navigation.

  3. Pilotage Plan Guide for Mariners: Deck-Ready Template

    Discover how to create a pilotage plan with our actionable guide. Ensure safe navigation through confined waterways with ease.

  4. Spring vs Neap Tides: How to Tell and Why It Matters

    Discover the differences between spring and neap tides, why they matter, and how their gravitational effects impact ocean levels.

  5. Hurricane Holes for Boaters: How to Choose and Prepare

    Discover how to choose and prepare hurricane holes for safe refuge during storms. Get crucial tips for securing your boat effectively.

  6. AI Assistant Integration: A Practical Guide for Tech Teams

    Discover effective AI assistant integration techniques. Learn to set up middleware, identify endpoints, and ensure smooth deployment for tech teams.

  7. Under Keel Clearance: A Practical Guide for Navigators

    Navigate safely with our practical guide on under keel clearance. Learn essential calculations and dynamic allowances for optimal transit.

  8. What Nausika is not

    A short note on the limits. Nausika is a connector for an assistant. It is not a chartplotter, not your instruments, not the watch on deck.

  9. The assistant knows you. It doesn't know the water.

    Your AI knows your preferences. It can't compute a bearing. That's a division of labor, not a bug.

  10. Where data lives

    On choosing real, attributable sources as the things behind the connector. Notes on why the protocol matters more than the model.

  11. The line that crosses the peninsula

    An assistant draws a route. The route runs across land. Everything else it says still sounds correct. That is the whole problem.