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My Tech Stack

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TLDR: Obsidian for notes and for Claude inputs / outputs and memory, specced-out 16in macbook, apple watch ultra, Beeper/Signal for messages, Granola for note-taking, 1Password, Spotify, G-suite, Things3 for tasks, Calendarbridge, Netlify for websites, WisprFlow, Cloudflare for domains, Mullvad VPN, native terminal, Arc for browsing, Toggl Track, Maccy, Curius for social reading, Cold Turkey, Claude Code for everything. I don't have so much of an ideology behind my tech stack. It very much grew organically, based on the recommendations of friends, and, later, what was easiest for Claude to access. There is a pareto frontier between security and productivity and easiness-to-learn that I think the current set-up is close to, but I would be curious for any obvious pareto-dominant improvements (eg. 1Password is more secure than memorizing passwords, and saves time through filling out various different forms). My set-up leans towards productive and ease-to-use, but I could be persuaded othe

My Tech Stack TLDR: Obsidian for notes and for Claude inputs / outputs and memory, specced-out 16in macbook, apple watch ultra, Beeper/Signal for messages, Granola for note-taking, 1Password, Spotify, G-suite, Things3 for tasks, Calendarbridge, Netlify for websites, WisprFlow, Cloudflare for domains, Mullvad VPN, native terminal, Arc for browsing, Toggl Track, Maccy, Curius for social reading, Cold Turkey, Claude Code for everything. I don't have so much of an ideology behind my tech stack. It very much grew organically, based on the recommendations of friends, and, later, what was easiest for

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