I work on a computer all day. Multiple projects, lots of switching, constant interruptions. A while...
I work on a computer all day. Multiple projects, lots of switching, constant interruptions.
A while back I noticed I was losing track of my own work. Not really the big things but mostly the small stuff.
The decision I made on Tuesday about why I structured something a certain way.
The thing I was halfway through when a Slack message pulled me away.
The task that never made it onto any list because it felt too small to write down (but I ended up forgetting about after lunch until 2 days later).
I have a bad habit. I'll spend three hours debugging a nasty Docker networking issue, finally crack...
A few months ago, I resigned from my role. As I sat down to update my resume and prep for interviews,...
The Problem Every AI tool I use keeps its own memory in its own silo. I tell Claude my...
A markdown convention I wrote to track 5-10 half-built projects without losing my mind, and without...
Ploughing through my to-do list felt great until I hit a wall. Were we really meant to work without watching any vertical videos…
The Problem Felt Too Small to Automate This happened more often than I expected. I’d...
