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Denis

@denishovart.com
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Enthusiastic software developer and forever student. Interested by all things UX, a11y, design and code. Building Synapse - dhovart.tngl.sh/synapse-blog

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Denis @denishovart.com · 04/09/2026
Created a small release page along with v0.1.0 of the synapse apps: releases.denzen.online/synapse Also: looking for beta testers for the android version so that I can release it on the play store
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Synapse releases
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Denis @denishovart.com · 31/07/2026
Did a small piece on how I use AI and try not to impose it on users: dhovart.tngl.sh/synapse-blog...
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Uses of AI — Synapse
On how AI can speed up work the same way it can also quietly make it harder; why perfectionism makes these tools riskier, and why every AI feature in the app is opt-in.
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Denis @denishovart.com · 28/07/2026
I think anything that can make you reflect on what you've read and train on it is still something positive, but I may very well be wrong.
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Denis @denishovart.com · 28/07/2026
or b) multiple choice questions. These latter might be problematic but I think that if you've mastered the lesson you could just dismiss those as hallucinations and try to exercise your own judgement.
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Denis @denishovart.com · 28/07/2026
and there are no such things as replacing teachers with AI and good sets of exercises and their corrections. I've made so any prompt entered by a student to generate exercises is actually customizable, and you get by default a) open questions where you self-assess if your answer was correct;
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Denis @denishovart.com · 28/07/2026
of my main activity as a programmer). With it you can ask an LLM (local, remote, or actually no LLM at all - it's opt-in) to generate exercises for you. Now, I know that as a student, by definition one thing you're lacking is precisely discernement;
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Denis @denishovart.com · 28/07/2026
Hi, I'm currently building a tool that helps you auto-evaluate your knowledge as a student, precisely using AI, so your latest article is hitting very close to home. I began building it and using it for myself to train on university material (as a lifelong learner, studying on the side... 1 / ?
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