Uses Python + AsciiDoctor

Uses

I don't know who started it but this is similar to /now.

Desktop. Win 11 custom built with older parts (newest thing is 2021 GPU). Still holds up well.
Laptop. Alienware x15 R2. Got it from my University scholarship. An alright laptop - holds up with EXTREMLY heavy usage (On average, I use it from 3-10 hours a day). Very solid and consistent - just some quality issues with the battery cables (The end of the battery is sharp, so the cable gets frayed and needs replacement).
Mouse. My favorite is the Logitech MX Vertical mouse. Lasted 2 years of heavy daily usage (clicks no longer work, I need to press hard). Now I use a bootleg SEENDA vertical mouse.

IDE. At work I'm forced to use VSCode. Out of work I use Zed.
Text Editor Helix. It just works. Keybindings are great and its super fast/simple.
Terminal. Ghostty, Fish, Jetbrains Nano Font, Bandit theme (although I use a custom one sometimes, it's hard to find maroon/desaturated red themes).
Font. Jetbrains nano font, but I really like the monaspace font family (Neon for code, krypton for editor text).
Color scheme. My favorite is the Noctis family of themes, specifically Noctis Azureous and Hibernus.

OS. CachyOS (Arch Linux).
Browser. Brave but I really should be using Palemoon instead. Servo when it gets off the ground.
Window manager. Hyprland.
Notes. TriliumNext for my book notes. It's... Alright. I want something else tho.
Game Engine Godot (preferred) and Unity3d. UE is too heavy IMO, hard to hit the ground running.
Game frameworks/libraries None. I'm wanting to increase my skills in this context soon.

Main model: Deepseek v4 Pro. Super cheap, easy to throw stuff at it, and it's consistent. I use GLM 5.2 as well, but I feel like stronger models like that are for vibe coding prototypes - not being productive.
Harness OhMyPi. Good defaults, easy to extend - it just works. Only downside is that I have to write all my prompts in helix THEN paste it into omp. I love longer prompts, with high detail. Every current coding agent/harness/tool has really bad text formatting. I also use opencode.
Sandboxing None :((((
Flash model Deepseek v4 Flash. Extremely competent - and impossibly cheap.
Fine tune focused model.
Note: Your mileage may vary from mine - I like using AI as an assistant, not for vibe coding.

PYTHON IS STILL THE TOP, BABY!! I dropped python for about a year to focus on other languages (namely Go). I came crawling back.
Go is still great.

Odin is interesting... It's got a lot of cool ideas. I got the Odin book, and I'm really liking it. If I made more games, I'd use it more.
Rust. I want to get competent - but I feel like every project I make can be better done in another language. I'm also not skilled enough.