AI Is Not a Coworker—It is an Exoskeleton: The Mental Model That Actually Works
AI Is Not a Coworker. It Is an Exoskeleton: The Metaphor That Finally Made Sense to Me For the last two years, every product launch deck in the AI space has used…
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This simple container turned my markdown files into a personal wiki
This Simple Container Turned My Markdown Files Into a Searchable Wiki I have about 400 markdown files spread across six git repos, two cloud drives, and a folder called notes-from-2023 I have…
FF Designer: AI-Powered UI Design That You Can Actually Edit
FF Designer: An Open Source UI Design Tool That Runs in Your Browser Most UI design tools run in two places: your browser, as a cloud app, or on your desktop, as…
GitMenuBar: Your Git Commands, Right Where You Need Them
GitMenuBar: Your Git Commands, Right Where You Need Them I have a love-hate relationship with the macOS menu bar. I love that it is a quiet, ambient place where useful status lives.…
This Free Tool Watches My Server Logs So I Don’t Have To
This Free Tool Watches My Server Logs So I Don’t Have To I have a small home lab: three Linux boxes, a NAS, a router running OpenWrt (an open-source router operating system),…
Docsify: Turn Markdown into Beautiful Documentation
Docsify: Turn Markdown into Beautiful Documentation Sites I have built documentation sites with six different tools over the years. Static site generators, server-rendered platforms, wiki engines, dedicated doc tools. Most of them…
This To-Do App Tracks Your Time, Handles Jira, and Collects Zero Data
I’ve been looking for a to-do app that does three things: tracks time on each task, syncs with the Jira board my team uses, and does not ship my data to a…
Google’s Android Lockdown Is Still Happening — Don’t Be Fooled by the PR
Google’s Android Lockdown Is Still Happening – Don’t Be Fooled by the PR Google told everyone they would back off on locking down Android. They didn’t. That was the message out of…
Guilt-Free Motivation in Open Source Communities
Guilt-Free Motivation in Open Source Communities I spent three years contributing to an open source project I had stopped enjoying. The guilt of walking away kept me there through two rewrites, a…
PicoClaw: Tiny, Fast, and Deployable Anywhere
PicoClaw: Tiny, Fast, and Deployable Anywhere PicoClaw is a 3MB command-line HTTP client (a tool for making web requests from your terminal) that I have been using for about two months, and…