That thing people do where they list out all the crap that they use to do their jobs and live their lives on a day-to-day basis—so other people can obesess about it as a way to avoid doing what they need to do in their jobs and their lives on a day-to-day basis.
Also listed on uses.tech.
Slammed with 36 GB of RAM and a 1T solid state drive.
Simply put, it's the finest keyboard I've ever used. I alternate it between light linears and Topre switches. Insanely great.
Single monitor gang, rise up. A crappy monitor, but a great panel at a ( non-ridiculous) price point.
Explorer vibes at an everyday price. A very readable tool watch, box sapphire, sector dial, sword hands, super luminova, and a 4Hz Miyoto 9039, etc. Highly recommend.
If you're not writing your own firmware for your keyboards—you're doing it wrong.
The Porsche of text editors. I dock files to the right, terminal threads to the left. These days I spend most of my time with the agent, and jumping in and out of the diff views.
Visor. Mode.
It's not called The Rendering Engine Company of New York for a reason.
I was a huge Quicksilver user backin the day, then Launchbar, AlfredApp, and now Raycast. It doesn't suck.
No one does it like Cultured Code. Ruthless minimialism in the pursuit of maximal utility. I'd be lost without it
Autosuggestions, Jump, FZF, Copilot CLI, Abbreviations, Starship prompt. Gets the job done.
Been building static since before there was CSS. They do soo much right.
I bounce back and forth between Amp and OpenCode, still trying to decide which one I like best. I kid of like how restrictive Amp can be (e.g. switching models mid session), but I like that flexibility in OpenCode.
