What sharp people actually use.
Their own words, pulled from their own posts, linked to the source. Nobody here earns anything on what they said. That’s the whole point.
People always ask me how I make coffee so I make it with Brazil coffee beans I grind coarse with a Fellow Ode 2
My skin breaks out from whey protein. This is a dairy-free beef isolate and clean. I love the coconut sugar options in vanilla and chocolate.
I never have to flip my pillow anymore. Cold water gets pumped through this thing the entire night and my head is no longer hot.
I find it utterly fascinating how a $119 mechanical keyboard has managed to bring me more joy than, say, cars I've spent 1000x as much on. Life isn't linear.
CURA weighted blanket, this makes you feel like you fall into a different dimension when sleeping, very good, not just for autists (I am not autist I did the test), just try it
Pieter Levels@levelsioThe Humanscale Liberty chair is the greatest office chair ever made. I've been using it for 15+ years. Probably bought five of them over the years. Total GOAT 😄
DHH@dhhA tiny amount (less than a pea) is needed to cover your entire face, it cleans well and I believe the ingredients were all 'clean' when I ran them through CosDNA
Jack Smith@_jacksmithThe whole thing is just right. I've rarely encountered a product so well considered. They knew where to stop. To me, this is a pinnacle product. The model to build towards.
Jason Fried@jasonfriedGenerally love whoop and bought the lab bundle the day they launched it — but it feels like the whole business model is based on people not using the labs they paid for.
Nat Eliason@nateliasonBEBANG compound microscope cost ~$70 and is fit for purpose where purpose is “Engage the world with sense of wonder.”
Patrick McKenzie@patio11Pics and stacks.
A Sterp page is the whole picture: every product photographed by the person who owns it, organized into stacks, with a one-liner take on each. A rotation of five for what they’d defend right now. An archive for what didn’t survive.
- Real photosTheir camera, their stuff, their life.
- StacksGym, coffee, desk, whatever they’ve dialed in.
- RotationFive slots, swapped when opinions change.
- ArchiveWhat they retired, and why.
Birthday present that works surprisingly well. About a minute of cranking and the beans are ready. Nearly silent, which is huge with sleeping kids.
After using my parents' bike for years, I got my own. Still the best way to get my head right. My wife and I have combined for over 1,500 rides on it.
I’m down vibe coding rabbit hole and trying to self host a bunch of apps now. 24 GB of RAM. Let’s see where this takes me.
Been wearing these for almost 10 years. Great to workout in, look good enough to go out in. They swish when you walk and my wife hates it.
I've owned every Dyson for years, but this one was a game changer. So much lighter than anything before it. Same power, half the weight.
Brings me back to my early Playbar days. Sometimes I can't believe it's one speaker. You'll hear sounds from behind you when it's right in front.