Workstation setup & daily hardware.

Desktop hardware, external display, and input peripherals for daily engineering work.

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  Mac mini

  M4 chip, 16GB memory, 256GB storage. Main workstation

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  UGREEN Docking Station

  USB-C hub and stand with front ports and SD/TF card slots for Mac mini

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  MacBook Pro

  M1 chip, 8GB memory, 256GB storage. Secondary workstation

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  NVision N2455GT

  100Hz refresh rate, 1920x1080 resolution. Monitor for Mac mini

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  Xiaomi Computer Monitor Light Bar

  Wireless remote, adjustable color temperature and brightness

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  Photoolex TOFU RGB Video Light

  Pocket RGB light with adjustable CCT, HSI, and built-in effects

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  Logitech Brio 100

  Full HD 1080p webcam, everyday use for video calls

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  TNW K20

  RGB USB condenser microphone with noise reduction and desktop stand

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  Royal Kludge S98

  96% wireless mechanical keyboard, everyday use for typing and coding

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  Apple Magic Keyboard

  Wireless and rechargeable compact keyboard

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  Apple Magic Mouse

  Wireless and rechargeable mouse with Multi-Touch surface

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  Apple Magic Trackpad

  Wireless and rechargeable trackpad with Multi-Touch and Force Touch

Everyday carry devices for mobile work, audio, and health tracking.

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  iPhone 17 Pro Max

  256GB storage, Silver color, everyday use for taking photos and videos

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  AirPods Pro 3

  Active Noise Cancellation, everyday use for calls and music

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  Huawei Watch Fit 3

  Tracking fitness, heart rate, sleep, and more

Code editors, terminal tools, package managers, and productivity apps in my daily workflow.

• Visual Studio Code

  My main IDE for web development.

• GitHub Desktop

  It lets me commit changes without touching the CLI.

• iTerm and Warp with zsh

  For when I feel like doing some CLI work.

• Figma

  For wireframing and web design.

• Framer

  For no-code web design.

• bun and pnpm

  My favorite package managers over `npm`.

• Raycast

  A Spotlight replacement with extra features.

• Things

  I switched to it from Todoist because it has no monthly subscription and is minimal and simple.

• Notion

  For task management and tracking my expenses.

• Notion Calendar

  My preferred calendar app for viewing multiple calendar accounts.

• Spark

  My primary email client for managing multiple accounts.

• Claude Code

  The best AI for coding, especially when paired with skills.

• Antigravity

  What I use when Claude Code hits its 5-hour limit.

• Obsidian

  For notes written in Markdown.