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  • How to Introduce Your Ideas in Any Discourse

    When we want to learn about a certain topic, we often start from Googling it or asking AI to tell us what it’s about. Search engines and LLMs will provide a result that will look very authoritative, but there is a certain logic to what’s going to be generated and shown at the top. Knowing the rules of this logic can help us regain control of the information that we consume and help us introduce our own ideas into any discourse.

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  • Graph RAG and LLMs: How Knowledge Graphs Can Improve AI Ideation

    How to use knowledge graphs to improve the responses of LLM and your own thinking.

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  • Setting Up DeepSeek on a Local or Private Server: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

    How to ensure that your DeepSeek model is running locally and not sending your data anywhere. A full step-by-step non-technical installation guide.

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  • Mind Map AI Generator

    In this article, we will present an AI mind map generator — InfraNodus — that can create a knowledge graph from any text. Unlike other tools, it doesn’t start from a central idea, because that’s not how our mind works. Rather, it maps out all the ideas present within a text as a network graph, so the resulting mind map will be more rhizomatic, helping you see the patterns rather than presenting hierarchies (which often do not even exist).

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  • Obsidian 3D Graph View Plugin with Network Science Insights

    A new graph view plugin for a popular note-taking app Obsidian that provides additional network theory insights to reveal the most influential ideas, clusters, and gaps between them.

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