Tagged “tools”

for youtube/twitter/etc

fantastic written version of his talk of youtube.

I like his ethics point on respecting reader's time - don't publish things that take someone longer to read than they do to write. Also on the code one, though I'm looser on that since I don't understand what my own code does.

llm CLI tool is fantastic.

another ai code tool to try

Hyperbole, but it is a pretty great editor.

Rough and incomplete working notes, to help me think through how to use this site. Intended primarily for my own use. But I will also share this with friends, as grist for conversations about how to best design a website to support creative work.

another image input tool

Modal seems like a winner.

ffmpeg parameter gui

Another AI writing tool to try

more awesome web apps

More notetaking tools. This time with drawings!

A glowing rec from Beautiful Audio

So many good points. Tasks vs notes; not everything needs a checklist, some things are just notes. Thinking "I'll do that later" is a lot easier than "I will select a date/time in a calendar popup to schedule a reminder for this task". Todo apps are ineffective if having them is more work than the task you are trying to do!

A quote on HN about procrastination has also made be add Red Dwraf to booklist.

Might try this out for some project organisation. Reluctant to use this for all notetaking due to editor lock-in - I can't use VSCode on this low-RAM laptop.

I love this, and have experienced it first hand too many times. But a single text file has worked well for me, and saved.

Some additional useful bits in comments (also a lot of 'just use x'). Actual list has some gems in it: repgrep, podman, mdcat etc

This looks very useful. Full-text search and some other convenient integrations

Massive list of tools and SaaSes, some free, some with free quotas listed.