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Preparing to share my bookmark backlog on the blog
Looking for recommendations on good bookmark managers, as I plan to start sharing what I have in my read it later pile on the blog.

Three apps that bring your feeds together in one place
Being an internet user means constantly jumping between different services and websites to check what's new. But there are alternatives. Tapestry, Reeder, and Surf are three apps that let you gather much of the content you're interested in—all in one place.

Additional Thoughts from Simon Willison's 2024 Review
Simon Willison's summary of AI developments in 2024 makes for compelling reading – as I have previously shared on my blog. Upon reviewing it again and processing my own notes, I thought I would share some additional thoughts here.

A Hundred-Year-Old Pedagogical Theory That Elevates AI as a Thinking Partner
“Explain it so a ten-year-old would understand!” A hundred-year-old pedagogical model combined with a theory about language models has helped me think about how to best use ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini as sounding boards and for learning new things – without losing the ability to “fly by the seat of my pants.”

There is no cloud, but a server in a closet
This spring I got an old motherboard from a colleague. "Build your own server," was the challenge. Half a year later it's running at home in a closet and has replaced several cloud services I previously used.

Linkding is my new bookmark manager
Mastodon was right. Linkding is a great bookmark manager.