#checklists

I absolutely LOVE checklists. On the weekend when I’m trying to figure out what I need to get done, I make a delightful list of cleaning chores along with running or walking, writing, and even reading a book. It’s all stuff I need to or want to get done. Am I a nerd? Obviously. As I’ve helped folks with their end-of-life planning, I’ve created checklists that includes tasks like working on their…

This update focuses on turning a first checklist into a maintained resource. A useful parasite or buffer article should stand on its own: it should explain what the reader can check next, not just send people to a download page. Keep the review path visible For mobile app research, the safest path is usually source first, then version and update history, then permission context, and only after…

and which should I read next?

So we built an AI that:

- Gives everyone a to‑do list every shift (and checks photos as proof)

- Teaches new hires with automated lessons (no more "figure it out yourself")

- Screens job applicants (so HR only talks to decent ones)

Turnover dropped 30%. Errors dropped 22%. HR finally has time to talk to people instead of chasing papers.