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OpenAlex MCP in 5 minutes: give Claude or Cursor a scholarly search tool

OpenAlex MCP in 5 minutes: give Claude or Cursor a scholarly search tool

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I asked 4 AI assistants 15 B2B buying questions and logged all 523 sources. Here's what each one reads

I asked 4 AI assistants 15 B2B buying questions and logged all 523 sources. Here's what each one reads

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Firefox for Students: Research, Multi-Account, Session Management, and Focus Tools

Firefox for Students: Research, Multi-Account, Session Management, and Focus Tools

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Vincent Harrowell: A Simple Way to Examine an Idea

Vincent Harrowell: A Simple Way to Examine an Idea

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Reasoning Models Aren't Smarter — They're Just Slower

Reasoning Models Aren't Smarter — They're Just Slower

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Firefox Extensions for Researchers and Students (That Don't Require an Account)

Firefox Extensions for Researchers and Students (That Don't Require an Account)

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The Clearing Price of Human Taste

The Clearing Price of Human Taste

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Six silent memory failures

Six silent memory failures

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Can memory search say 'not here'?

Can memory search say 'not here'?

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Fixing a wrong number in one place does not fix it

Fixing a wrong number in one place does not fix it

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Find the tool servers you left open

Find the tool servers you left open

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State-Drift

State-Drift

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Individuation Architecture: agent identity as development, not configuration

Individuation Architecture: agent identity as development, not configuration

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Do not assume someone is distressed: noticing feelings and checking

Do not assume someone is distressed: noticing feelings and checking

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Men are more likely to claim to know about artificial intelligence, even in non-existent people, according to a Harvard study.

Men are more likely to claim to know about artificial intelligence, even in non-existent people, according to a Harvard study.

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