Tag: Productivity
The Cost Of Intelligence Isn’t Going Up, Your Expectations Are
Models keep doing more with fewer tokens but our expectations have gone up — painting a messy picture about the true cost of intelligence.
Being A 1.5-10x Developer
Good code begets good results, so let's make a case for using coding agents to write better code, rather than just more code.
The Teaching Computer
Many people are using AI to solve their problems when they could be leveraging AI to become better versions of who they want to be.
Automating Codex
You‘re one step away from turning Codex into a proactive assistant that tackles low-hanging fruit while you sleep.
Build.ms: Making Technology Accessible To Everyone
Learn how to think about technology in a fast-moving world — I‘ll show you what matters and filter out the rest.
Using reMarkable and Claude Code to Triage My wip.md
Things I'm Learning as a Solopreneur Starting Up Again
How I Used ChatGPT Over A Long Weekend
Real-world examples of how I used ChatGPT over a four-day weekend, providing practical insights for anyone curious about working with large language models.
The Rule of Small and Large
A personal framework for choosing projects: focus on either small projects for quick learning or large projects for meaningful impact, while avoiding the medium-sized trap.
A Mental Model For Prompting Large Language Models
A practical analogy for understanding and improving how you work with AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude, moving beyond tips and tricks to develop better judgment.
I'm making a Tiling Window Manager
Maximum Design For Minimal Effort
A 15-minute live coding talk covering design fundamentals - color, spacing, typography, and animation - to transform basic UI into beautiful interfaces.
Forced Entry
In thinking about rituals, specifically in an electronic context, my mind tends to jump to the rituals we do almost unconsciously, ones…
Dev Chats - Joe Fabisevich
An interview with Sam Jarman covering my career journey, the NYC tech scene, consulting vs full-time work, and advice for building a successful software career.
The Power of 48 Minutes
A simple productivity technique: work for 48 focused minutes, rest for 12, and repeat. No apps needed, just a timer.