Super and Hyper (Right Alt and Right Pritnscreen for me). I never use any C-c bindings. C-* & M-* already have decent defaults, so all my frequently used stuff

Super and Hyper (Right Alt and Right Pritnscreen for me). I never use any C-c bindings. C-* & M-* already have decent defaults, so all my frequently used stuff is s-* and H-*. Some of the less frequent stuff might be H-s-*, C-s-* or M-s-* [0]. Everything else I can just call from M-x. Don't see the point of using keybindings for stuff you only need a few times a day. On the flipside the stuff where keybindings make sense should have the simplest possible one. [0] It may seem daunting but there's usually some symmetry in the way I define them. One letter tends to do different but somewhat related things with different modifiers. For example s-x is eval defun, H-x is eval s-exp at point, s-z is eval defun and pprint, H-x is eval at point and pprint. H-s-x is eval at point and replace. C-k is kill-line so s-k is kill sexp. M-f is forward-word so s-f is forward-sexp.