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One Tip a Week: A Launcher Worth Knowing About
28th September 2026 This week’s tip of the week is Wox . If you use Raycast on macOS or Windows, or Alfred on macOS, Wox is worth knowing about. Wox is a free, open-source launcher for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It gives...
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One Tip a Week: Stop Wasting AI Tokens on Merge Conflicts
21st September 2026 This week's tip of the week is Mergiraf These days, if I hit an annoying merge conflict, there's a good chance I'll just hand it off to my coding agent. That works, but it also means I'm burning agent...
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One Tip a Week: Stop Fighting With Slide Editors
14th September 2026 This week's tip of the week is Marp . I’m on my third talk using Marp now, and I really don’t want to go back to building presentations in a traditional slide editor. Marp lets you build slide decks w...
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One Tip a Week: Stop Feeding Your Coding Agent Entire Web Pages
7th September 2026 This week's tip of the week is only-cli . Coding agents read the web constantly, but an entire webpage can mean thousands of tokens of HTML, navigation, scripts, and other stuff the agent doesn't care...
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One Tip a Week: A Pretty Nifty Open-Source Meeting Assistant
31st August 2026 This week's tip of the week is Meetily . AI meeting transcription is genuinely useful, but plenty of people don't want every conversation they have uploaded to a third-party server. Meetily is a prett...