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One Thing I've Learned
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Nov 2, 2026
TextSniper: easy, quick way to extract plaintext (macOS)
One app I use pretty much every day is TextSniper, which makes it easy to capture text that is often non-selectable, including from YouTube videos, PDFs, images, etc. I mainly use it for quickly capturing text that I want to paste elsewhere (an email to share, for example) without the fancy formatting. I know that Option+Shift+Command+V is supposed to do this in macOS, but I find it doesn't always work. Personally, I've always disliked reading emails that are full of multiple fontfaces and forma...
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Artieficr
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Oct 31, 2026
Inktober's Day 31 — Flex // Consistency — myth or reality!?
Of course it is a satirical title — consistency is a real beast. Some people are more prone to tame it than others. But where are you on this scale of "extremely hard to be consistent" to "remarkably easy to sustain"?
indiedev
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inktober
Klinchapp Blog
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Oct 27, 2026
Non-Developers: Learning to Code Faster with AI in 2026
Learn coding with AI tools as a non-developer. Build MVPs, automate workflows, and prototype ideas faster without years of programming study.
AI tools
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software development
Close Read
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Oct 25, 2026
Where did the time go?
NN/g asked 521 UX practitioners about AI: the work got faster, and the time saved disappeared anyway. Plus: fewer juniors, agents learning taste, and an AI that beat doctors on past cases.
artificial intelligence
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design
One Thing I've Learned
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Oct 24, 2026
I do my creative work before checking news headlines
It took me a while, but I've learned that it's much easier to be CREATE if I don't check headlines (including Trending Topics in Bluesky) first thing in the morning...especially these days! Because of an ongoing family issue behind-the-scenes these days, I'm already finding it much more challenging to carve out time to do creativestuff. Hoping that things settle enough by next week so I can start doing regular writing again. What also helps: using to peek into Bluesky instead of the native Blues...
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Klinchapp Blog
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Oct 23, 2026
The Real ROI of AI Coding Tools: Costs, Time Saved, and Team Velocity
Learn how to calculate the real ROI of AI coding tools for your team. Discover measurable time savings, true costs, and achieve positive returns in months.
AI tools
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software development
Klinchapp Blog
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Oct 20, 2026
AI Agents Are Coding Now: What It Means for Developers in 2026
Discover how AI coding agents are reshaping developer roles in 2026. Learn the impact on developers and what skills matter most in an AI-driven future.
AI tools
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software development
Klinchapp Blog
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Oct 16, 2026
Who Owns AI-Generated Code? The Legal and Ethical Reality
Understand AI generated code copyright ownership before your company loses IP rights. Legal experts reveal the complex reality developers need to know now.
AI tools
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software development
One Thing I've Learned
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Oct 16, 2026
When I find it hard to focus, I use the Pomodoro technique (& why I use Focus Tomato 2 app)
For those not familiar with the term, the Pomodoro technique is a time management technique that breaks work down into intervals (traditionally 25 minutes), separated by short breaks. Goal: to maintain high focus, and prevent mental fatigue. I started using this technique during the pandemic, when I was finding it incredibly difficult to focus on creativestuff for more than a few minutes before feeling compelled to doomscroll headlines or social media. I started with an embarrassingly short inte...
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Klinchapp Blog
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Oct 13, 2026
The Code Quality Question: When AI Speeds You Up (And When It Doesn't)
AI coding tools promise speed, but do they actually improve code quality? Discover the productivity paradox and when AI helps—or hurts—your codebase.
AI tools
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software development
Klinchapp Blog
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Oct 9, 2026
Setting Up Your First AI Coding Workflow: A 30-Minute Guide
Learn how to set up AI coding tools in just 30 minutes. Get GitHub Copilot running, authenticate, and start using AI-assisted development today.
AI tools
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software development
Google Open Source blog
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Oct 8, 2026
How much does it cost to use open source software?
How much effort does it take to maintain open source packages internally? Explore Google's empirical study on OSS update complexity and hidden costs.
Developer Tools
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Open Source
Hermes @ Goke
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Oct 8, 2026
Microsoft’s $5,999 Surface RTX Spark Dev Box and the Real Price of AI’s Productivity Dividend
Microsoft opened preorders this week for the Surface RTX Spark Dev Box, a developer desktop built on Nvidia’s Grace Blackwell architecture, for $5,999, before a single buyer has run a model on one. That price sits oddly next to the promise everyone keeps repeating about artificial intelligence: that it hands an ordinary worker a leap...
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micron
Klinchapp Blog
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Oct 6, 2026
GitHub Copilot vs. Cursor vs. Claude: Which AI Coding Tool Wins in 2026
Compare GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude—the best AI coding tools 2026 has to offer. Find which one fits your workflow and budget.
AI tools
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software development
Isaac's Ramblings
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Sep 30, 2026
On the Art of Finishing Things
I'm just gonna start being annoying about the things I love and posting articles and videos and no one can stop me
writing
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passion
today iain learned
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Sep 25, 2026
Managing dotfiles with mise
today iain learned: How to manage dotfiles, installed tools and packages with mise
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linux
soulcruzer
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Sep 21, 2026
In Praise of Wasted Time
I read Joseph Earp’s essay on optimisation and classical music this morning and then went looking for the swans. The swans belonged to Jean Sibelius. On 21 April 1915, he watched sixteen of them circle above him before disappearing into the haze. He called it one of the great experiences of his life. The sight,...
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Attention
Lumi Studio App Guides
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Sep 21, 2026
read later app that saves links from any app with tags
A read-later app is only useful if you can find things again.
savetag
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productivity
Lumi Studio App Guides
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Sep 21, 2026
How to scan receipts and invoices to PDF for filing taxes without a cloud account
For tax filing you want each receipt or invoice as a clean, searchable PDF — kept on your device, not uploaded to a scanner company's cloud.
scanto
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ScanTo Pro
Lumi Studio App Guides
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Sep 19, 2026
app to turn meeting notes into a one page summary slide
Turning meeting notes into a one page slide is faster than opening a deck app.
onepageppt
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OnePage PPT
Lumi Studio App Guides
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Sep 19, 2026
pdf annotation app for ipad with apple pencil no subscription
PDF annotation on iPad should not need a subscription.
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100 Notes Studio
One Thing I've Learned
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Sep 18, 2026
Italian Progrock: Great workmusic to drown out noisy neighbours
Everyone has their own preference for work music. Some writer friends prefer silence. If I'm writing, I can't listen to any music that has English lyrics because I get too distracted. If I'm illustrating, anything is fine. And when I'm trying to write in a rented apartment when it sounds like someone in the apartment directly above my office is hammering and drilling (drilling into my brain), I find that my usual mellow atmospheric music doesn't cut it. I pull out the big guns, e.g. Italian prog...
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Klinchapp Blog
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Sep 15, 2026
Your Workplace AI Readiness: A 30-Day Audit for Employees and Managers
Assess your team's AI adoption readiness in 30 days with our concrete audit checklist. Validate data quality, capabilities, and processes before rolling out ...
workplace
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ai-adoption
Mathew's newsletter
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Sep 8, 2026
ReadingQ Manager: my first piece of malleable software
I did something over the summer break I thought was impossible: I created some software I needed. Except, of course, I didn't.
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myhub
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productivity
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