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Markdown and the Return of Plain Text
Somewhere in the last few years, markdown stopped being a niche format favored by developers and became the connective tissue of a much larger…
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The Unit of Sharing Is a Folder, Not a File
Last week I lost two hours to a Word document. Not writing it. Formatting it. Adjusting line spacing that refused to stay put. Fixing…
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The Plain Logic of Lowercase
For the past few weeks, I have been syncing my notes folder to GitHub almost every day. The workflow is simple. I write in…
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The Local Canvas
The Illusion of the Chat Interface The arrival of natural language chat interfaces for artificial intelligence felt like a sudden, sweeping revelation. We were…
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A Simpler Way to Think
The Fatigue of Managing Knowledge For a long time, I assumed that my difficulty with organizing files was a matter of discipline. If I…
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The Work Before the Work
There is a familiar moment that has become increasingly common. You sit down with the intention to write, and the idea is already there…
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The Story Before the System
There are moments when technological change unfolds gradually, requiring time and accumulation before its significance becomes clear. Then there are moments when interpretation arrives…
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The Shape of Thought
Recently, it has become almost routine to hear people say that they have moved from one AI tool to another. Some speak of leaving…
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The Hidden Divide in AI Design
If you spend any time in the current AI discourse, one impression quickly takes hold. Claude is widely praised. Developers showcase its capabilities with…
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To Think With, Not Just Through
I recently came across an article from WIRED discussing how journalists are beginning to use AI in their writing process. Some use it to…
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A Cell That Cannot Leave the Body
I belong to the generation that did not witness humanity’s first steps on the Moon as a lived experience, but came to know it…
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The Systems We Choose
It began with something small. I asked Claude to help organize files on my desktop. It was not a complex request. It did not…