👋 Hello! Welcome to my clippings collection.

This site is a place where I share a (non-comprehensive) feed of what I've been reading + my annotations/highlights of those webpages.

I don't agree with all of the articles I clip to this page. In fact, I don't even guarantee that they're interesting! The purpose of this site is to "learn in public", in case anyone else finds my breadcrumbs interesting or useful.

If you've read any of the clippings, you might be wondering "why the heck is the formatting so screwy?" Well the answer is because every single post on here is something I read on the internet that I clipped with the Evernote web clipper into a notebook, CSS and all. It's not always pretty.

Enjoy!
Devon

Showing all posts tagged #tools-for-thought:

How to help someone use a computer

Clipped on Thu-20-Jan-2022

How to help someone use a computer. Phil Agre http://polaris.gseis.ucla.edu/pagre/ Computer people are fine human beings, but they do a lot of harm in the ways they "help" other people with their computer problems. Now that we're trying to get ...

The Truth of Fact, the Truth of Feeling by Ted Chiang — Subterranean Press

Clipped on Mon-04-Jan-2021

When my daughter Nicole was an infant, I read an essay suggesting that it might no longer be necessary to teach children how to read or write, because speech recognition and synthesis would soon render those abilities superfluous. My wife and I were ho...

How to Use Evernote for Your Creative Workflow

Clipped on Mon-04-Jan-2021

By Tiago Forte of Forte Labs Let’s imagine how you would use Evernote if you had a brain. I previously explained how the standard tag-based approach basically contradicts everything we know about creativity and how the human brain works. After a few ...

The Bookmaking Habits of Select Species - Lightspeed Magazine

Clipped on Mon-04-Jan-2021

by Ken LiuAuthor spotlight Published in Aug. 2012 (Issue 27) | 2735 words © 2012 Ken Liu There is no definitive census of all the intelligent species in the universe. Not only are there perennial arguments about what qualifies as intelligence, but eac...

Productivity for Precious Snowflakes

Clipped on Mon-04-Jan-2021

January 28, 2016 By Tiago Forte We’ve been told for years now that what our parents and kindergarten teachers told us is not, in fact, true — we are not each and every one of us special unique snowflakes destined for greatness. In this essay I want t...