Writing — 16 posts
Self-written, for good or for worse
One of the gripes I have with Helix is not having automatic list continuation when writing Markdown. Until last week, …
Reading Simon Willison‘s excellent blog on “Things we learned about LLMs in 2024”, made me realize why we’re not seeing …
Insightful linked post from John Gruber on why the AI pin flopped. This bit stood out to me as particularly insightful: …
I often listen to Apple Music in the background and sometimes I casually listen to a song I want to add to my favorites. …
Two years ago I replaced my Airpods with the Airpods Pro. The upgrade was significant and necessary, as after 2-3 years, …
One of the features of my favourite email client, Mailmate, is the ability to copy a unique link per message. Upon …
Today HBR published an article about some causes of burnout1. One struck a cord with me, and, as a physicist that went …
I forgot to link to this very good article from David. Having almost 6 kids, I am usually not bothered by noise outside …
Sometimes, instead of using NeoVim, I do like to use Visual Studio Code (with Vim keybindings). Visual Studio Code is a …
I consider myself an advanced Vim user. But I always found annoying the multiple cursors support that Vim has (through …
You have to admit that, even though most of the news point and can be found elsewhere, Hacker News (HN from now on) is a …
I really like Growl. It’s the kind of thing that ‘just works’, and they do it nicely. It tells me when …
If you wish to keep an offsite Time Machine backup in a place which you don’t consider safe (for me it’s my …
Check this out if you use LaTeX. A lot of insightful tips.
Very nice article by Shawn. Take home message: re-writing, re-editing. And repeat. Repeat. Repeat. With respect to this, …
If you work a lot with emails, then you should watch (or hear) this talk by Merlin Mann.