SKWR-PLS

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by SKWR-PLS 2y ago
I have been using plover for about three years now for the majority of my time spent on the computer. I don't think I type more than 50 words a month using a regular keyboard. I still use (half) a keyboard for games, and there are some
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by SKWR-PLS 3y ago
Free Bard has been really useful for me for conversational type web searches. I don't really use Bing much anymore, but it was fun at first. Bard consistently gives me answers I am looking for, but I also try to only really ask it norm
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by SKWR-PLS 3y ago
They could use a little money with how things seem to be going
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by SKWR-PLS 3y ago
Its okay if you have not used a high res screen recently. Its like using a shitty college classroom projector to program. I have a cheap 4k monitor so it kind of ruined vr for me for the moment. I will not get an 8k monitor until I have the
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by SKWR-PLS 3y ago
This is pretty close to how steno [ https://www.openstenoproject.org/ ] works in practice and worth learning IMO if you are going to go this far. In fact I have a few emacs-specific chords, but not as many as you might think.
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by SKWR-PLS 3y ago
all the commercials still show the food arriving at your door in the us at least. if it does not come to my door like my packages, I am just not going to pay for the service. the companies will figure it out.
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by SKWR-PLS 3y ago
tldr: plover turns your keyboard into emacs I always see wpm come up for steno stuff and while it can be faster, that's more of a professional thing. There are three cool things about plover for me. One you get to type pressing more th