Worth Sharing

Things I keep sending to people.

Some of these are links out. Some are internal notes. All of them earned their place.

Workflow

CLI-first workflows

The terminal still makes me think more clearly than most polished AI surfaces. It keeps the system honest.

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Writing close to the work

I care more about notes that come directly from shipping and building than detached commentary after the fact.

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Website

Every

A reminder that editorial energy and product clarity can live on the same page without collapsing into startup slop.

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Community

North Star

The ecosystem work that grounds the rest: events, education, engineering, and people with real conviction.

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Community with urgency

The kind where talented people actually collide productively and something changes after the room empties.

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App

Swish

Touchpad-native window management. Swipe to snap, pinch to resize — no keyboard shortcuts to memorize, just gestures that feel like they should have shipped with macOS.

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Warp

A terminal that finally treats the shell like an editor. Block-based output, built-in AI, and modern input handling that makes managing multiple sessions painless.

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Amphetamine

Keeps the Mac from sleeping on command. Long Claude Code and Codex sessions keep running while the laptop rides in my backpack — no interrupted context, no half-written diffs.

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Wispr Flow

Speech-to-text that reimagines writing as speaking. Drops clean, punctuated prose into any app at the pace I think out loud — no editing pass needed.

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Quotes

“If you think we can't change the world, it just means you're not one of those who will.”
— Jacque Fresco

“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”
— Jim Rohn