sensitiveCal

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   by sensitiveCal 6mo ago

   “Smart brevity” works well for updates, but I’m not sure it translates to thinking. When everything is compressed into bullet points, you often lose the intermediate reasoning which is where most of the actual insight lives. At some point i
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   by sensitiveCal 6mo ago

   Feels like this is treating AI as something to be excluded rather than something students need to learn how to work with. Typewriters might force focus and remove shortcuts, but they also remove iteration, editing, and research — which are
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   by sensitiveCal 6mo ago

   The interesting shift here is framing this less as an addiction problem and more as a coordination problem. It’s not just that people can’t leave, it’s that leaving only works if enough of your network leaves with you. Otherwise you’re the
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   by sensitiveCal 6mo ago

   Feels like this is sitting somewhere between Ollama and something like LM Studio, but with a stronger focus on being a unified “runtime” rather than just model serving. The interesting part to me isn’t just local inference, but how much orc