Obsidian

Building a searchable personal wiki with interactive flowcharts for parenting, household tasks, and the 2am fever moment.

Why your Google Photos library isn't really backed up — and what actually works instead.

Why coding agents need two kinds of memory — and why mixing them creates a sync nightmare.

How linked notes and knowledge graphs are turning AI agents from memory tools into discovery engines.

Why to-do apps fail travelers with ADHD — and which tools actually help you stop worrying about what you forgot.

Two transcription apps, two text expanders, no sync — and snippets about to fight each other. The path forward.

Why AI agents forget between sessions — and how to fix it with markdown files instead of black-box memory.

Why some brains need apps to think, and others just remember.

What happens when AI agents and humans need to share the same documentation without drifting apart?

Moving with ADHD? Here are three tools that merge tasks and notes into one system.

Ditch standard dictionaries and build your own curated vocabulary from real encounters with native speakers.

Paper checklists, plain text files, and context-specific triggers—building a user manual for life when executive function is maxed out.

Stop writing diary entries. Start writing retrospectives your AI agent can actually use.

Why can’t you describe your perfect movie—but you’d know it if you saw it? A vision for portable, user-owned AI taste profiles.

That folder of unused apps? It’s not a personal failure—it’s a design problem. Here’s why complex tools backfire for ADHD brains.

Your desktop is becoming a life support system for AI agents. We explore the sharp trade-offs between local-first and cloud-native architectures.

We're brilliant at prompting AI, but terrible at saving the answers. Here's why that "digital masterpiece on a chalkboard" vanishes.

Agentic coding tools let you build features in minutes, but they also make it easy to build the wrong thing.

Why your AI remembers your coffee order but forgets your son’s name—and how to build a portable, federated memory layer you actually own.

Tired of "final_v2_revised.docx"? Discover how Git-based workflows are transforming documentation, project management, and competitive research.

Discover the trade-offs between sleek AI subscriptions and open-source sovereignty. Can local processing save your data from the cloud?

Discover why our brains are "metabolic misers" and how spaced repetition can turn fragile memories into durable, life-saving skills.

Stop squinting at posters. Learn how to turn static first aid flowcharts into interactive, AI-powered apps using state machines and XState.

Stop fighting your cursor! Discover why mixing RTL and LTR languages breaks your layout and how to fix it using Unicode and CSS.

Learn how to build "radically simple" emergency plans and go-bags using AI, flowcharts, and local-first tech tools.

Forget basic quizzes. Discover how Socratic AI agents and embedding spaces are helping us map our deepest political and philosophical beliefs.

Why are we still using 1970s folders? Explore how graph structures and associative memory are finally challenging the traditional file system.

Learn how to apply startup-style syncs and retrospectives to your household to reduce anxiety and stop things from slipping through the cracks.

Why treat AI chats like disposable tissues? Discover how to turn years of prompts into a self-healing, evolving digital brain.

Is Git overkill for your projects? Herman and Corn dive into the "war" that created Git and explore simpler tools for solo developers.

Explore how the AI stack is evolving from simple vector search to complex Graph RAG and why the "boring" Postgres database is winning the race.