This article explains how precise naming in code cuts down mental overhead and speeds up understanding for both humans and AI. It covers naming functions for call-site readability, using wishful thinking to craft natural-language-like code, leveraging domain types for clearer parameters, adjusting name length by scope, and ditching unhelpful prefixes and generic helpers.

This browser extension strips away ads, navigation, scripts and other clutter to extract the main content of any page and convert it into clean Markdown. It uses Mozilla’s Readability library plus customizable options (images, links, metadata) and offers instant copy or download. It streamlines LLM workflows by providing structured, token-efficient input.

The article explains how starting sentences or sections with signposting phrases (like “The key point is…” or “First…”) helps readers and listeners know what to focus on. It covers both written and verbal contexts, warns that headers alone aren’t enough, and offers prompts to practice adding clear signposts to your own communication.