[SubiculumCode]

Not one creator's workspace is a messy hoard? This is an idealic, oh crap we better clean up before the photographer arrives, fantasy.

[ryangilbert]

Here are a few non-staged setups:

https://workspaces.xyz/p/70-alex-wilhelm https://workspaces.xyz/p/296-alex-nicolai https://workspaces.xyz/p/337-jason-levin

[3eb7988a1663]

This[0] is my personal favorite that was posted on a battlestations page. If it is staged, I think the author is pandering more to the Buffalo Bill demographic rather than tech nerds.

[0] https://imgur.com/a/h44Uzw0

[cheesecakegood]

Or this one as an example of a YouTube programming creator who uses a teleprompter i think quite cleverly as a way to have his eyes centered on the camera/webcam https://youtu.be/IG-H5poJMvY

[cj]

These look like real desks people actually work at!

Why are these not on the homepage...

[ryangilbert]

there's a full archive here: https://workspaces.xyz/setups

[SubiculumCode]

Nice! And also, sorry if my comment came off as mean about the site. I don't think so at all...I also don't understand why your first comment on the post went dead.

There is something very interesting about looking at workspaces. As other commenters mentioned? Does your site delve into non-computer workspaces?

[ryangilbert]

not at all! was great feedback and something for me to consider honestly...

there were a handful of artists early on but it really did morph into tech-focused creators (designers, developers, founders, etc) mostly because the early audience and guests pulled it in that direction

[darth_avocado]

I would love to have space like this. Then I realized that every single one of them has house plants, which would mostly not survive if it was me.

[nxc18]

They’re pretty easy to keep, set a reminder to water once a week and that’s basically all you need to do. Maybe if you want to go crazy, test if the soil is dry first.