Uses
What I Use
Operating System & Environment
- Arch Linux: Lightweight, rolling-release Linux. Offers a flexible, customizable environment ideal for power users.
- Omarchy: Replaced most of my custom configurations, providing a streamlined setup.
And many useful command line tools.
Software: Desktop
- Anki: Spaced repetition flashcards for long-term memory enhancement.
- Brave: Secure, privacy-focused browser.
- Calibre: Manages my e-book library, converting and organizing e-books efficiently.
- Helix: Modal editor with great defaults, no plugins needed. Ideal secondary editor.
- Neovim: Primary code and text editor, known for its steep learning curve and high payoff.
- Obsidian: Intuitive tool for organizing and connecting thoughts, enhancing productivity.
Software: Mobile
- AnkiDroid: Anki on the go, ensuring consistent learning progress.
- Brave: Secure, privacy-focused mobile browsing.
- Obsidian: Access to notes on the go, maintaining organization and productivity.
- Signal: Secure communication, ensuring encrypted, private messaging.
Services
- Language Learning: Fluent Forever, Duolingo, Memrise for daily practice, enhancing language skills.
- Gemini: Advanced AI assistant with deep integration into Google services.
- Github/GitLab: Essential for version control and project collaboration.
- Grok: LLM from xAI, known for its raw reasoning and benchmark dominance, pushing AI limits in technical and creative tasks.
- Nirvana: Task management based on the GTD methodology, helping stay organized.
- NotebookLM: A powerful note-taking application that integrates AI capabilities for enhanced productivity and organization.
- Perplexity: Research AI tool, assisting in data analysis and research.
- Readwise: Syncs highlights from Kindle, articles, and feeds, enhancing learning and retention.
- Spotify: Provides a vast library of music and podcasts.
- Venice.ai: Private access to open-source AI models, ensuring data confidentiality.