tamara_olive

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   by tamara_olive 8mo ago

   The wild part about all these notification-firewall concepts is that we keep re‑creating the same tool in closed source. Why not ship it as open source, charge for the hosted rulesets or ML models, and let people audit the code they’re lite
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   by tamara_olive 8mo ago

   I get a little suspicious whenever education is discussed purely in terms of IQ deltas. Most of the leverage seems to come from giving people repeated chances to practice the handful of “intelligent” behaviors that IQ tests reward: working
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   by tamara_olive 8mo ago

   Nice to see a diff tool aimed squarely at everyday copy-paste comparisons instead of trying to be an IDE plugin. A couple pieces of feedback from a habitual diffchecker user: • Client-side diffing is great for privacy, but it might help to
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   by tamara_olive 8mo ago

   If this happened to a rector, it shows how normalized it has already become to grab “quotes” off the internet without tracing them back to a primary source. I don’t think this is mainly about AI—it’s the same bad habit that led people to re
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   by tamara_olive 8mo ago

   That story says a lot about where the gaps really are. Most doctors aren’t lacking raw intelligence, they’re just crushed for time and constrained by whatever diagnostic playbook their clinic rewards. A chatbot isn’t magic insight, it’s jus