Writing about writing.
Thoughts on AI autocomplete, productivity, and the craft of putting words together.
The people who write all day and do not think of themselves as writers
Most people do operational writing all day without calling it writing. That is why AI autocomplete fits real work better than chat.
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The cost of switching context to use AI
Every time you stop typing to open a chatbot, you pay a cognitive tax. Here's what that actually costs.
3 min read
Why AI autocomplete feels weird at first (and when it clicks)
AI ghost text can feel odd for the first few days, then it starts to feel natural. Here is what changes in between, and why a week is worth it.
4 min read
What actually happens when an AI tool reads your typing
Most AI writing tools send everything you type to a server. Here's what that means in practice, and why local AI works differently.
3 min read
AI autocomplete is not AI writing
Most people treat AI autocomplete and AI writing as the same category. They're not. Here's why the difference matters for how you write.
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