ben7799

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by ben7799 6y ago
For me the issue is typing is automatic. If I am a "conscientious typist" and I am actively/awarely concentrating on my fingers with MX browns I move my fingers with smaller travel and just go a little past the tactile bump a
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by ben7799 6y ago
I tried that, the o-rings made things worse. They soften the bottoming but they also increase the force required to actuate the key. They also make the feel of the keyboard horrible IMO. There's something about the tactile nature of
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by ben7799 6y ago
Yes I mentioned owning both a TEK (Truly Ergonomic Keyboard) which I believe had the Kalih brown-types and I also owned a Kinesis with Cherry MX Browns. Neither helped.. the Kinesis is what I was using when things got so bad I had to go to
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by ben7799 6y ago
Make sure you stop before it gets to the point of injury if you think you're getting progressively more and more sore.
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by ben7799 6y ago
The Topre is the only thing I didn't try. It's tempting, but it's an expensive keyboard and I have no problems just using cheap rubber dome/chiclet/butterfly keyboards. Your experience is just like mine, but mine g
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by ben7799 6y ago
It's based on a false belief that the feel of these keyboards actually translates into a better experience and is less damaging on the hands/fingers. There's no proof it's true. It never holds up in studies, and if it w
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by ben7799 6y ago
Heh.. my full circle ended up with 5 years of playing with mechanical keyboards causing RSI. I was completely brainwashed by the community that mechanical keyboards were the solution to RSI and had a major blind spot. I even learned dvorak
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by ben7799 6y ago
Excellent analogy, I'm old enough to remember those old generational jumps and the M1 feels like that to me. Last time it felt like there was a jump this big was around 2005-2006 when the Core 2 Duo started becoming common.
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by ben7799 6y ago
The point is the keyboard on a 2018 Macbook when Jony Ive was allowed to push his nonsense is just not the same keyboard as on a current Macbooks. It's a different keyboard. Different mechanism, very different feel, larger key travel,
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by ben7799 6y ago
Just search "Jira vs Flow" or "Jira vs Asana" or "Flow vs Asana" and you will find a bunch of sites showing competitive breakdowns. Flow looks way more tailored towards simple SMBs that you would think would ha
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by ben7799 6y ago
I had this pop up in my twitter feed independently. When I went to go look at it's basically a lite version of something like Jira. Far less featured, maybe not targetted as much at software development. In competitive sales analyses
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by ben7799 6y ago
The churches can say they have no profits, but there's a lot of money getting spent on dubious things that a typical non-profit doesn't have. So you can tax the golden altars they build, or the private jets the pastors fly around
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by ben7799 6y ago
I feel like this could be more useful as a DSL library for various other popular languages.
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by ben7799 6y ago
For sure, and one of the best uses of theory out in the real world is showing someone when their design can't be handled by regular expressions because they designed a non-finite state machine. Just a weird thing that I have more than
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by ben7799 6y ago
It's a good question for your financial advisor assuming you have one. One of their jobs is crunching the numbers to answer the exact question you're asking. We recently went through this with our financial advisor. We're t
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by ben7799 6y ago
I'm super cautious like you but one thing about the Mini and Mini 2 is they don't attract much attention. They're really small and pretty darn quiet. I've had my Mini about a year and have yet to have any interaction wi
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by ben7799 6y ago
That makes sense though.. they're probably putting initial production of the V2 goggles into the FPV kits, and running out their supply of independent V1 Goggles. My guess is at some point soon they'll be selling the V2 goggles on
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by ben7799 6y ago
It's hard to imagine this thing not having the same GEO-zone lockouts as all the others. I have a DJI Mavic Mini and the lockouts are very, very strict. I can't fly it at ALL at my house outside. I wish there was a little more co
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by ben7799 6y ago
Anything with rotors generates extra lift when moving vs hovering, so it requires less power to hold altitude when moving vs hovering. Imagine if you stopped the blades but the craft is still traveling forward... lift is being generated by
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by ben7799 6y ago
Indy cars IIRC have run into the problem on banked tracks. They did something to slow the cars down and remove the need for G-suits. Indy cars got to around 5G, which is pretty hard to sustain without a G-suit. The 9G stuff in the F-16&#x2F
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by ben7799 6y ago
I'm a cyclist.. while I can agree that this study could be flawed there's also something else. Bicycles are highly efficient themselves.. perhaps so efficient that they hide too many cues that riders would use to become more effic
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by ben7799 6y ago
A weapon launched from space is hypersonic by definition, the X-37 itself travels at hypersonic speed all the time and moves faster than these missiles. The X-37 is very hard to track because it can make dramatic orbit changes using the ear
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by ben7799 6y ago
This stuff could all be false flag on the US side. We worked on this stuff for so long and have so much experience with ballistic missiles it's probably pointless as the article said. For all anyone knows the X-37 is fully operational
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by ben7799 6y ago
I worked on Piano in my 20s and a bit in my 30s and had several different in person teachers. I did almost no music as a kid. Sometimes you just picked the wrong instrument.. The day I officially gave up piano (with RSIs from piano even) I
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by ben7799 6y ago
Exactly.. it would also be possible to design an app that never persists any messages or other information on the phone.. though at that point the whole thing is just a shell over a website. There were applications that worked that way befo
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by ben7799 6y ago
This, there are company cultures where crap is shoveled and the investors buy it for a while. The rock star thrives in this environment. The bugs don't catch up to them till later.
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by ben7799 6y ago
I've seen this over and over too. Put a Non-technical VP/Manager in charge. Maybe someone who started out as a UI designer or non technical PM and then somehow became VP of engineering because they were an early loyal employee. C
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by ben7799 6y ago
To bad they'll keep so much secret. Everyone who flies drones knows they're annoyingly loud. They have been getting somewhat better though, and you get what you pay for.
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by ben7799 6y ago
There's another aspect of this overhype of machine learning right now. Manager - We need to do X, we need a ML Data Scientist. Engineering Team - there's a simple solution we can use instead of ML. Manager - No we need a ML Data S
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by ben7799 6y ago
This is hot nonsense.. people in the academic computing world and in chip/system design have been predicting this day would come all the way back in the 1990s. If you looked at anything down at the ASM level and lower it was pretty a

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