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Thursday morning in my home office.

The file opens.

I've just moved 200 notes from one folder to another.

There’s a particular kind of paralysis that comes with having too many options.

I’ve started to dive back into Obsidian for one big reason: I was curious to see what Claude Code can do when I let it loose on my vault: find patterns, summarize interest over time, organize things, and synthesize new ideas from existing notes.

After upgrading to macOS 26 Tahoe, my MacBook Pro M1 Max experienced severe performance issues.

Monologue is a new transcription app from Every Studio.

This week brought several changes to my digital toolkit, starting with some frustration with Fabric.so as a bookmarking tool.

I’ve been testing a new PKM tool called Recall AI an what I find really promising is how it’s doing automatic categorization and uses this to detect and show you relations it find in your saved content.

I have a confession: I’m back three weeks after publishing a piece about migrating off MyMind and going all-in with Fabric.

I use Feedbin to consume RSS feeds and newsletters, and Readwise Reader to read long-form articles that I want to highlight.

Sublime is a personal knowledge management tool that focuses on capturing “whoa” moments and makes it easy to discover more of them.

After years of using MyMind and recently experimenting with Fabric in parallel, I’ve decided to fully migrate all my bookmarks, design inspiration, and random findings into Fabric.

After years of switching task managers, I’ve learned that small details matter.

As I’ve gone back to using the Reflect Notes app, I’ve found myself using it more often than any other notes app.