Also in 2026: new tools enable new possibilities.
productivity
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Tool tip: I am very satisfied after switching to keep.md to have email newsletters, GitHub stars, Twitter bookmarks, RSS feeds, and read-later bookmarks from mobile and browser all in one inbox for follow-up or wiring…
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A fun thing you can leverage AI for is learning about and tuning your own harness and habits with long-running experiments using data, or derivable data, that only you have.
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Succinctly and accurately describing work to be done is a superpower with this new crop of AI tools, so the cruelest irony is that using them carelessly can erode those very skills over time.
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MacBook Neo: A carry everywhere laptop for remote AI steering
Apple shipped an entry level laptop for students and light tasks, but in the age of AI agents that can do work and be managed remotely, the MacBook Neo might be the perfect AI remote control.
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Keyjam
What streak can you achieve using a keyboard for everything without resorting to the mouse?
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Model Context Protocol and Local AI
The first local tooling standard for LLM's to use tools on device.
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Automatic Standing Desk anyone?
Standing desk reminders fail for the same reason diets do. Using open-source BLE reverse-engineering to put a standing desk on a forced schedule — no willpower required.
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Level up keyboard shortcuts - Part 2. Hammerspoon and the Home Row
Static key remapping only gets you so far. Modal window management, home-row vi navigation, key chords, and a system menu — all from Hammerspoon layered on top of Karabiner.
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Level Up Shortcuts And The Hyper Key - Part 1
Keyboard shortcuts don't stick when you can never find the reference. Caps lock becomes a Hyper key via Karabiner, opening a conflict-free shortcut namespace with a quicklook cheatsheet trick.
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dotfiles
My dotfiles v1 setup for provisioning a clean mac.
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Xcode Behaviors for fun and profit
Manually resizing Xcode panes dozens of times a day adds up. Xcode Behaviors automate tab layout switches for editing, output, debug, and interface contexts — the IDE shifts with you.