Uses
A living document of tools I use daily. Inspired by uses.tech.
Last updated: December 2024
16GB RAM. Perfect balance of power and portability.
Nothing fancy, it just works.
For calls, travel, and workouts.
Low-profile mechanical keyboard. Quiet and portable.
Best mouse for productivity. Horizontal scroll is a game changer.
AI-assisted coding in the terminal. Agentic and powerful.
OpenAI's terminal coding assistant.
Modern terminal with AI features.
AI-native browser. Safari for general browsing.
Version control. Occasionally GitLab for work.
Fast, content-focused, perfect for blogs.
Interactive components. Compiler-first approach.
Utility-first, no context switching.
Vercel's clean sans-serif, self-hosted.
Zero-config deployments, great DX.
Static search, no external dependencies.
Personal knowledge management. Markdown-based, local-first.
Simple todos. Linear for project work.
Boring but reliable.
Lossless audio and spatial audio support.
Long-form writing. Markdown everywhere.
Newsletter distribution.
UI/Mockups when needed. Mostly I just code directly.
Annotated screenshots.
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