How to Build a Personal Knowledge Management System That Actually Sticks
I've built and abandoned more note-taking systems than I can count. Evernote, then Notion, then Obsidian, then a brief and embarrassing detour into a folder of
I've built and abandoned more note-taking systems than I can count. Evernote, then Notion, then Obsidian, then a brief and embarrassing detour into a folder of
I've been running a bilingual blog for about six years now — English on one side, Chinese on the other. Not translated copies of each other, which is a trap a l
I've moved my notes between these three apps more times than I'd like to admit. Notion was my home for two years. Obsidian has been my daily driver for about th
Every few months, a story lands about an AI that "hacked" something. It broke out of a sandbox. It found a bug in a test harness. It exfiltrated its own weights
I've been running Jev for about three years now, first as a curiosity, then as the thing that quietly holds together two of my side projects. It's the kind of t