With so much noise in the AI world and constant model updates (just today GPT-5.3-Codex and Claude Opus 4.6 were announced), this was a really refreshing read. It’s easy to relate to his phased approach to finding real value in tooling and not just hype. There are solid insights and practical tips here. I’m increasingly convinced that the best way not to get overwhelmed is to set clear expectations for what you want to achieve with AI and tailor how you use it to work for you, rather than trying to chase every new headline. Very refreshing.
Same for me. I discovered spaced repetition through Anki.
It helped me study Japanese, Agile, and countless other topics, and the Android and macOS apps work perfectly together. A friend used it so much that he ended up contributing to the Android app as OSS.
> with provisions in place to ensure that Anki remains open source and true to the principles I’ve run it by all these years.
