Think Different by Jakub Jirák: posts, page 3 of 142
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GitHub Copilot: Running Copilot CLI as a scriptable review step inside pre-commit hooks
A field-tested take on running Copilot CLI as a scriptable review step inside pre-commit hooks with GitHub Copilot: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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CleanShot X: the screenshot tool I would choose for work, not decoration
A practical review of CleanShot X for developers and technical writers, focused on capture accuracy, annotation speed, screen recording, OCR, sharing, privacy, pricing, and the limits of replacing macOS screenshots.
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When Democracy Optimizes for Winning
AI campaign optimization is maximizing electoral wins, not democratic health. The divergence between winning elections and serving democratic purposes is now measurable.
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The Best Apple Devices for Kids, and How to Set a Budget
An honest guide to choosing Apple devices for kids by age: hand-me-down iPads, the Apple Watch SE for safety, refurbished iPhones, parental controls, and a sane budget.
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Best AI Workflow for Writing Articles That Sound Human
A practical guide to AI workflows for writing articles that don't sound robotic. How to leverage automation without losing your voice, judgment, and.
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Local LLMs with Ollama: Keeping a small local model honest with tight prompts
A field-tested take on keeping a small local model honest with tight prompts with Local LLMs with Ollama: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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Bartender 6 Pro: a better menu bar, with a larger question of trust
A practical review of Bartender 6 Pro on modern macOS, focused on menu-bar control, the notch, profiles, triggers, permissions, ownership, pricing, and who should install it.
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Notes, Reminders, and Freeform: How to Build a System That Sticks
How to build a personal system with Apple's Notes, Reminders and Freeform in 2026: the one rule for choosing between them, tags and smart folders, shared lists, and frictionless capture.
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The Undecided Voter Is a Fiction
AI models identify 'undecided' voters before they know they're undecided. The implications for democratic choice and political free will are more serious than they sound.
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Why Technology in 2026 Sells Mainly Through Trust
In 2026, technology products succeed not by impressive specs but by earning user trust. This article explores how trust became the dominant sales driver.
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Agentic coding: Difference between an agent and a slow script
A field-tested take on the difference between an agent and a slow script with Agentic coding: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
