Matthias Melcher

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@Downes Perhaps you could draw what Christina Wodtke calls a "Mental Model" or a "Concept Model" ? https://medium.com/@cwodtke/five-models-for-making-sense-of-complex-systems-134be897b6b3
Five Models for Making Sense of Complex Systems

My new book on visual thinking is out! http://amzn.to/2fvrETG

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Small new function: Mess Detection

When you drop a folder onto the latest Condensr, you may now select ‘Node color by mess’ in the pop-up dialog. This function will detect the mess that comes from too many files outside …

Thought condensr
@dnorman The redirect works nicely. I was even able to insert a markdown link to indicate the source of my notes, https://condensr.mmelcher.org/?tft.xml#two-pane%20map
Single-page vs Two-pane — Jellyboard

@dnorman Are you open to a new idea (no commercial interest) ?
https://condensr.de/digital-whiteboards-2nd-generation/
Digital whiteboards, 2nd generation

Here is a quick write-up of my idea about a second generation of digital whiteboards and, in particular, simulating the human ‘zooming’ capability. Just trying to simulate the analog wh…

Thought condensr
https://www.downes.ca/post/79150/rd "triggers passive, tool-like use" -- who is passive, the tool-user?
The "Cognitive Offloading" Paradox

New research shows that offloading learning tasks to AI can improve - rather than erode - human thinking and learning

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@oldaily @Downes I hope you find the time for the refutation after your retirement.
You inspired me to write a blog post, https://x28newblog.wordpress.com/2026/03/25/emulated-consciousness/
Emulated consciousness

If an AI told me a bit about his consciousness, what would it take that I’d believe him?

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Defining trust?

Trust of students in AI: trust of students in their institution and trust of the institution in their students, trust in the reliability of the tool or in the capability of an assistant.

x28's new Blog
What's My JND?

Find your Just Noticeable Difference in colour perception. How small a colour difference can you actually see?