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> as a lisp programmer I don't care about curly or square brackets, when I have to hack on other languages, I adapt my layout to make required special character
by sovietmudkipz 8y ago
> as a lisp programmer I don't care about curly or square brackets, when I have to hack on other languages, I adapt my layout to make required special characters more easily accessible
I find it fascinating that people change their keyboard layouts frequently.
For me, there seems to be plenty of mental complexity to contend with that adding n > 1 keyboard interfaces would overload my ability to work efficiently.
I’m also worried about having to set up something complex just to get to work.
What are your thoughts? I’m just curious how you think about these issues
- stronglikedan 8y ago> I find it fascinating that people change their keyboard layouts frequently. Me too. I have trouble just switching between Mac layout and others.
- jlg23 8y agoIt's just a few keys that change. If you stick to one layout per task/language, muscle memory will take care of that.