Artem Chistyakov

There’s one genre I haven’t seen formally recognized, but is very dear to my heart.

I’ve so far avoided writing about The Thing on this blog, mostly because I wasn’t sure whether a post about AI would have me channeling naive optimism or launching into a bitter anti-capitalist diatribe.

Today I want to share a neat trick I use to link to files from my iCloud Drive in my notes and tasks.

I’ve written before about my fondness for the simplicity of Apple Notes and the seemingly infinite flexibility of OmniFocus.

Several years ago, I deleted all bookmarks from my web browser and moved them into a plain text note.

A screenshot of the running Random Melody app My online musicians community has been running a fun little challenge: every Friday night the organizer throws a D12 die five times.

Recently, my system automation journey took me on an unexpected excursion as I found myself building a native macOS app.

I really like this comic by Rakhim: Blogging is inversely proportional to the number of posts about elaborate blog setups More comics here → https://t.co/gOsFFvbKHh pic.twitter.com/0mx1aehrES — Rakhim (@freetonik) November 5, 2020 As someone in the “static

This past year, like many other “suddenly remote” workers, I found myself using digital calendars even more than usual.

I gave a talk about the philosophy of technology choices at the (online) Philly ETE 2020.