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by interleave 4y ago
Thank you for the tip! My take on "ze Germans", "psycho-acoustics" and "badass typists" First off: As a native German-speaker, I always have to giggle with the whole "Das" Keyboard. "Das Keeboahd
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by interleave 4y ago
Good to know. How would you describe the difference?
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by interleave 4y ago
Fantastic, yes, thank you in advance. I can't imagine the work that already went into the design. Anecdotally, I love that low, guttural 'clŪCK' sound that Cherry MX Clears make.
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by interleave 4y ago
Oh, interesting! You might totally be right. I honestly thought I was the target audience, given I have bought mech keyboards, use them all day and want to buy more. So, in my book, I'm a real prospect but, yeah, maybe there's an
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by interleave 4y ago
Good question. I honestly don't know. First, John Maeda had written about this idea of a computer keyboard being more like a (musical) instrument than a tool.[^1] That always stuck with me. Second, in itself, a keyboard is a complex ob
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by interleave 4y ago
Thank so much, that covers the feel – I wish there was sound ;)
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by interleave 4y ago
For code: 1999, Shawn Fanning shipping Napster. For thinking about code: 2000, Ian Clarke explaining what was really going on (The Gnutella Story - https://everything2.com/title/The+Gnutella+Story ).
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by interleave 4y ago
This looks fantastic! A thought-experiment that may interest you coming from someone (me) who already has happily spent several hundreds of dollars on mechanical keyboards and uses them every single day: Let's imagine the keyboard coul
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by interleave 4y ago
In the past 2 years I learned to conduct and analyse in-depth interviews in the health-care sector. My goal was 100 interviews. To get a hang of it. I finished my 300th interview recently. For me, as a software developer, there is nothing h
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by interleave 4y ago
I forgot to set the 'Enforce SSL' in the Github pages preferences. Updated this morning X)
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by interleave 4y ago
Hey bredren. Wow. Thank YOU for putting in the effort of sharing your feedback. I agree that many of those would be helpful and likely part of a paid version at some point. > I'd still recommend requiring zero network requests as yo
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by interleave 4y ago
You go it!
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by interleave 4y ago
Hey ultrasounder! First off, even if it's a big request, I very much appreciate your input. Thank you. > "...so that we can all keep tabs on how long every other participant is hogging the meeting" The idea of "Unblah
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by interleave 4y ago
I thought so too. We're all adults here. I did add a recommendation to "lead by example" – which is something within the immediate control of the person asking the question. What do you think about that?
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by interleave 4y ago
> And look at what a great conversation you generated here. Totally, that's been the best part of sharing it. I think conversation around "communication hygiene" is valuable for everyone. > "When you are talking wi
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by interleave 4y ago
Good call with the screen-estate during full-screen sharing. Noted and noted. Thank you!
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by interleave 4y ago
Hey ComputerCat (coolest name btw.)! – Thank you for your question. - If you're screen-sharing your whole screen then: Yes. They'll see it running. I gather, you'd rather keep it private – Can you please share why you feel th
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by interleave 4y ago
> Yet the other side of this is I can find myself droning on about old war stories to junior engineers. Middle-aged here – I've been in that situation as well. > What I mean to be well-intentioned advice can turn into a monologue
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by interleave 4y ago
> If you have thirty uninterrupted minutes of things to say, is that a meeting? Or is it a lecture/presentation? Is it better to break it up into discrete topics? That's the key question that will frame how I schedule my attent
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by interleave 4y ago
Thank you for sharing – I just spoke with my girlfriend who described the exact same thing. I had no idea. > if had a mac or there was a linux build I'd definitely use this. while I don't have resources now for a Linux build,
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by interleave 4y ago
Thank you so much for sharing. I can relate. For in-person, maybe just tell your team that you're feeling insecure about this and would love to get their real-time feedback (?)
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by interleave 4y ago
Yay for the focus – Far easier, sometimes, than changing others :) > I’m going to use this when I pitch investors on zoom! Much success! Tip: I would still recommend doing a dry-run since adding another signal (the timer) can lead to an
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by interleave 4y ago
Let me know how it goes – Would love to hear your experience. It's a small but solid ML model that I've been working on. And I've got a 'headphones'-free feature on my personal roadmap, too!
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by interleave 4y ago
Totally agreed. Should be a standard feature imho.
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by interleave 4y ago
Hi rubslopes, good question. As a neurodiverse person, I've been acutely aware of my impact on conversations for the last two years (since diagnosis). And I guess I just started noticing when I 'flew off the rails' and think
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by interleave 4y ago
Hey gscho – Thank you so much for letting me know, have NO idea how that http:// got in there (?) Please don't tell me you're getting a browser error after the click (?) Do you know who/how can help me update that
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by interleave 4y ago
Bold. Please keep me/us in here updated!
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by interleave 4y ago
Hope it helps you, ping me if you need anything. PS: The "introductions" are my personal Kryptonite.
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by interleave 4y ago
And: You can always lead by example!
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by interleave 4y ago
Yes, has been on my radar for exactly that reason. I want to believe there is a wetware solution in there somewhere :)

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