Towards a research community for better thinking tools | thesephist.com
As I’m thinking about defining more narrow focuses for my independent work next year, one area has stood out consistently as both personally exciting and more widely important: imagining and building better ways computers can help people do their best creative, thoughtful work, and in the process rethinking the relationship creative people have with the computer as a part of their work.
As I'm thinking about defining more narrow focuses for my independent work next year, one area has stood out consistently as both personally exciting and more widely important: imagining and building better ways computers can help people do their best creative, thoughtful work , and in the process rethinking the relationship creative people have with the computer as a part of their work. My projects and this blog have never had a clearly defined focus, but a big part of my project portfolio is tools I've built to help myself manage the information that flow through my life and work. This theme
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