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I love it, but it was very disorienting to use `j` to move forward and `k` to move backward.

• moravak1984 11mo ago
  lol yeah... "tell me you are lefty without telling me you are lefty"
  • jgtrosh 11mo ago
    A vimmer*
    • wosined 11mo ago
      or just an evil emacs user
      • branor 11mo ago
        not all emacs users are evil!
  • Diti 11mo ago
    Those are Vim bindings. The J key rests right under your index finger (and it’s easy to find it thanks to the nudge on your key), which enables you to spend little to no energy to “scroll down”; the K key is for scrolling up.
• tbossanova 11mo ago
  jk
• chrisweekly 11mo ago
  Fastmail uses these too, as does vim.
  • hecanjog 11mo ago
    Ha, yeah I think it's my vim muscle memory that made it feel so weird. `j` going left instead of down and `k` going right instead of up. `h` and 'l` probably would have made me feel right at home though. (And in fairness, changing the keys is trivial in this case!) :-p
• econ 11mo ago
  The other day I was reminded how SketchUp was a 3D drawing application without a learning curve. Today we get a slide show that needs a manual. I suppose the right key is to use the space bar. But then the html moves to the next page without any js. (Shift space to page back) Presto even loaded the "next>" link if one pressed space at the end of the page.