Designing systems & products, PLUS making them look good, was my specialty. Now I can build without having to lean on developers! This is great, I'm so happy! and in case anyone doubts my commitment to my craft, here's how I roll (see below). I can shift between setups in about 5 seconds, the mounts were almost as expensive as the monitors and it's a good thing my desk is made of cold-rolled steel, if anyone else tried this on some particle board nonsense, the whole desk would flip over and end them... that'd be an ironic epitaph written on your tombstone... killed by computer! 🤣🤣🤣

How does everybody else organize their workspaces. I have a couple main spaces. Mostly for learning, private, and public. So I can put got GitHub and share the public stuff. These are going to be just shells of the stuff I my private workspaces without my data. The problem I have is when building it out I Crete data because I'm testing, expanding, maturing things. Then I end up with a workspace that is so custom tailed to me and my work 1.) I can't share because there is corporate data in it 2.) cloning all that out leaves such gaps I an't explain how to fill them so it is not helpful for others. 3.) I've posted before how I tend to think, and rethink, reorganize as I learn more and mature my knowledge. So I have thoughts, ideas, and a bunch of 1.2 done projects and ideas. The more this grows the more overwhelming it stares to become because I have to much scattered across multiple process and workspaces. So how do you all organize yourself? Keep your workflows clean, and not so confusing that you depend on AI to control it. If I can't paint the picture in m head of how it flows I'll get lot and rely on Claude and I don't want that. I want to know of just change this file.