I keep the same tools on every machine. MacBook, Windows gaming PC, Surface for work. One command and I’m done. chezmoi templates handle what differs between platforms, and I don’t think about it again. The point is to sit down anywhere and have my hands already know what to do.

Part of making this work is choosing tools that run everywhere. Neovim, fzf, ripgrep, bat, lazygit, yazi, Starship, mise. They all work on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Where that’s not possible (Zsh vs PowerShell, Karabiner vs Kanata), the config is structured so the experience still feels the same. The fewer platform-specific exceptions, the less I have to remember.

The cover features the little princess urging us to go to sleep.

The cover features my newly custom Cthulhu-style keycaps and an aviator cable. Love it!

The cover photo is of a coffee made by my wife. Over the past few years, her latte art skills have become quite exceptional.

I’ve decided to start documenting my weekly life by providing a brief summary of what I’ve read, watched, and done in the past week.

I start reading onevcat new book SwiftUI and Combine Programming (a great book to learning SwiftUI if you can read Chinese). I decided to put all the interest parts and notes in here.