Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
Fake Map’s public AI practice
A personal publication about AI tools, working strategies, and the author’s own usage costs.
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- Readers tracking practical AI use and testing claims
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- The author says thin numbers are labeled as such, corrections remain on-page, and the site uses no tracking, cookies, or newsletter.
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The homepage lays out an evidence-oriented publishing method: describe the mechanism, rank competing explanations, and name a falsifier before the result is known. It says the author covers tools built or retired, strategies tested over a real week, and personal usage costs. A listed post concerns calibration testing and a metric that “passed by construction”; the page also says thin numbers are labeled and corrections remain visible.
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