> I've used 3+ code editors on MacOS and prefer sublime text over VScode, coteditor, xcode. Check out IntelliJ Ultimate, it's phenomenal. Startup time is slow t

> I've used 3+ code editors on MacOS and prefer sublime text over VScode, coteditor, xcode. Check out IntelliJ Ultimate, it's phenomenal. Startup time is slow though. > I've used Chrome, Firefox and Safari all within the past year, and I prefer Chrome and Safari. Agreed. Sometimes I need different browsers for whatever reason, and for that you can use different Chrome releases (like Dev channel). > I've used 3+ interfaces for GPT, and I prefer the OpenAI playground over ChatGPT, chatbot-ui, typingmind, openplayground, Poe, and a few others I can't remember. ChatKit is really nice UI (if you are open to modding the css yourself, you can get a really slick interface pretty easily). Makes chatting pleasurable. Typingmind UX is horrendous. featuresets are different though > I've used 3+ voice transcription apps I've been experimenting with a pipeline to use Recup and run it though my local Whisper instance so all data is on-premise > I've used 3+ messaging apps, I like iMessage and Telegram Then you would love Chatkit. Also, telegram has web interface which is really useful (though Whatsapp does as well). > I think it's important to note that for me these are all preferences. I'm not saying one of these tools are objectively better. I would go as far as to say objectively better based on certain metrics. But I suppose the bias in choosing which metrics makes it a "preference". > What are areas of products, tools, developer tools, APIs, anything, where you've personally used 3+ tools, and what did you prefer, and what did you not prefer, if you can still remember? * Alfred over spotlight, Launchy.net, LaunchBar * GPT-4 over all the other AIs including OpenAI's offerings