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Notes on research and presentation
Product notes and research principles from the team building Delveira.
· Delveira team
The hidden cost of manual citation tracking during live research
Copy-pasting links into a notes doc feels productive in the moment. Here's why it quietly costs you accuracy, time, and credibility later.
researchworkflow· Delveira team
Running a research-backed show with OBS: a practical setup
How to wire a live-research workflow into an OBS-based stream without cluttering your layout or breaking your flow.
setupobslive presenting· Delveira team
A presenter's guide to judging source credibility under time pressure
You don't have twenty minutes to vet a source mid-broadcast. Here's a fast, defensible heuristic for deciding what to trust on the fly.
methodresearch· Delveira team
Structuring claims while you speak: a note on why chat interfaces don't fit live presenting
Chatbots are built around a question-answer loop. Live presenting is a continuous stream. Here's why that mismatch matters more than it looks.
productdesign· Delveira team
Why “no evidence found” is not the same as “false”
The most common research mistake in live presentation isn't citing a wrong source—it's collapsing silence and falsehood into the same verdict.
researchepistemics· Delveira team
How to live fact-check a conversation without killing its momentum
A practical method for checking claims in real time during interviews, panels, and debates—without turning the room into a courtroom.
methodlive presenting· Delveira team
Provenance over polish
Why every factual card should remain inspectable—and why “no evidence found” must never mean “false.”
researchdesign· Delveira team
Introducing Delveira
A realtime research assistant for presenters—structured claims, provenance-first evidence, and a recording-friendly presentation view.
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