Adam Stachowiak

I've been an Obsidian user for years now, and so I'm all about flat files, nothing that's sort of obfuscating my prose from my source, and Markdown is that.

But it's the first time I thought I'd ever see somebody on stage

presenting a revolutionary new feature that is now used by so many folks.

Now I'm starting to use plugins.

Words, words.

Words, man.

I think, well, my favorite, and I'll give them a nod because they are my favorite, is Warp.

I think they've been, gosh, I recall talking to them

Almost five years ago, and it was the future of the terminal, I want to say.

The terminal of the future, I believe, was the title we shipped on that.

And Zach Lloyd is, I think, is a solo founder even of Warp.

And Warp is my daily driver.

So that's what I use when I'm in a terminal.

I'm using Warp.

Now, I know...

Mitchell Hashimoto and ghosty is awesome.

I, I love it.

I'm so thankful for what they're doing, especially what Mitchell did with the, you know, the foundation kind of piece to it to kind of give ghosty a home forever.

Yeah.

But something about something about warp just gets me.