Artificial intelligence in everyday work
I write about tools that genuinely save time, and about the limits worth respecting. No jargon, no promises of revolution, just examples you can repeat at your own desk.
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Notes That AI Keeps in Order: From Tiago Forte's Method to a Wiki Run by a Model
Computers learned to store and search notes, but keeping them in order was still a human job. This article explains what Tiago Forte's method added to note-taking, what Andrej Karpathy's pattern changes, and which notes are still worth writing yourself.
- #Second Brain
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The Zettelkasten, Step by Step: Luhmann's Method Before Apps and AI
Long before note-taking apps, Niklas Luhmann kept a slip-box of 90,000 cards that he himself called a second memory. How it worked, what notes he wrote in it, and how to try the method on paper in a week.
- #Second Brain
- #AI for Lawyers
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Six Months Without New Posts: How I Moved My Blog and Business to My Own Tools with AI as My Team
I haven't published anything here since March. In that time, with Claude and open-source tools, I moved my blog and newsletter off HubSpot and built my company website. What works, what it costs, and where AI got it wrong.
- #Experiences
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I write this blog as Juliusz Tomeczek. Day to day I bring artificial intelligence into companies under the JT CONSULTING name. If reading this leaves you thinking that your team could use the same, the other side describes the services and the work already delivered.
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