Think Different by Jakub Jirák: posts, page 7 of 142
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ChatGPT Codex: Scoping tasks tightly enough that the agent can finish in one pass
A field-tested take on scoping tasks tightly enough that the agent can finish in one pass with ChatGPT Codex: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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The Mac Keyboard Shortcuts That Save Real Time, and How to Make Your Own
The Mac keyboard shortcuts that actually save time in 2026, the app-specific ones worth learning, plus how to build custom shortcuts and text replacements yourself.
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The Voter Model Knows You Better Than You Know Yourself
AI voter modeling predicts individual decisions before voters make them. How campaigns in 2026 know your vote before you do — and what that means for elections.
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MacBook Pro M5: Where Raw Performance Stopped Being the Whole Story
The M5 MacBook Pro marks a turning point where performance gains matter less than what we lose—skills, judgment, and the ability to think without.
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Claude Code: Using sub-agents for parallel research across a large codebase
A field-tested take on using sub-agents for parallel research across a large codebase with Claude Code: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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The Kennedy-Nixon Moment Is Happening Again
AI-generated political ads have transformed elections the way television did after 1960. The rules haven't caught up and probably won't. Here's what changed.
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Apple TV 4K vs the Smart TV You Already Own: Is It Worth It?
An honest Apple TV 4K buying guide: what it adds over your smart TV, the HomeKit hub, privacy, gaming, and exactly who should keep their money.
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GitHub Copilot: Pairing inline completion with a custom instructions file to enforce house style
A field-tested take on pairing inline completion with a custom instructions file to enforce house style with GitHub Copilot: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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AirPlay and Screen Mirroring: How to Get Your iPhone or Mac Onto Any TV
How to use AirPlay and screen mirroring in 2026: stream versus mirror, Apple TV versus AirPlay 2 smart TVs, fixing connection problems, and sending audio to HomePods.
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The History of Wage Labor from Antiquity to Industrialization
Wage labor predates capitalism by millennia, appearing in Greek, Roman, and medieval economies alongside slavery, serfdom, and guild work. This article traces how the employment relationship changed from antiquity through early industrialization and why the standard of living debate reveals how hard it is to measure welfare during structural transformation.
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The Target Identification Problem
Target identification remains the largest source of late-stage clinical failure in drug development. Here's why AI hasn't solved it and what would actually help.
