lycopodiopsida

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   by lycopodiopsida 5y ago

   I am using 2 keyboards heavily: Kinesis Advantage 2 and Keyboardio Model 01. KA2: + Keywells and ergonomics + Pads and palm rests are very comfortable + Ortolinear + Thumb cluster is very good - The general feeling and sound
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   by lycopodiopsida 5y ago

   >looking cross-sectionally at the keyboard space while researching my purchase, I found that the opposite was mostly true in terms of what attracted the most attention. Strange. It is not that strange - people who aim for ergonomic build
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   by lycopodiopsida 5y ago

   I think a lot of the interesting keyboards are really small series, and such things cost - there is such thing as "economy of scale". The cheapest KB I've built myself was a Kyria for just over 200 EUR with cheap keycaps but
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   by lycopodiopsida 5y ago

   I am into the mechkebs as a hobby (have a KA2, Kyria, Model01, Redox and parts for Dactyl Manuform laying around) but it the first time I've ever heard of Drop, fwiw. I think that mechanical keyboards are an interesting (if expensive)
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   by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

   Productivity hit and frustration, I would say. Motor learning is hard, since it takes a lot of repetitions. Motor re-learning is arguably much harder, since you have an interference of learned and new patterns. Keyboard familiarity is also
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   by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

   Every layout is fine for a split – even QWERTY, as bad, as it is. Just don't switch to a new keyboard and new layout simultaneously. I've done it for Kinesis and Colemak - it is hard. You can't reliably hit a key on the new k
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   by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

   I have in a 140k city 500/50, up to 1000/50 are possible. No caps, 47 EUR/month. It is not stellar, but certainly more than enough for my needs. I would say Germany was hurt a lot though the de-facto monopoly of the Telekom a
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   by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

   I was a linux and freebsd user in my younger days for a decade, until I switched to macOS. Now I am approaching my 40s and I would never do a customisation craze of my younger days, where I would spend time selecting a wallpaper and themes
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   by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

   I am by no means an expert in pharmaceutical studies, but I suppose they can afford a huge number of dead ends in the initial phase of research due to the massive wealth and in the end, they have to test only for two variables: efficiency a
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    by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

    Having done a neuroscience degree myself, I would double on your conclusion — I still have no clue how a brain works, apart of some simpler systems, like visual pattern recognition. I am out of the field for a single-digit number of years a
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    by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

    Some notes: core compression is not working properly in the current build: https://www.reddit.com/r/Common_Lisp/comments/lxhw35/sbcl_21... Kudos to Stas Boukarev for his amazing work and the SBCL communi
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    SBCL 2.1.2 supports ARM64 (M1)(sbcl.org)

    2 points by lycopodiopsida 6y ago|1 comments
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    by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

    I was a Linux/FreeBSD user for a decade, before I switched to mac(have it been 8 years already?) and my preference is still mac > FreeBSD > Linux > Windows, fwiw. Working on something which is not *nix seems odd to me and I&#x
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    Why I still Lisp(mendhekar.medium.com)

    284 points by lycopodiopsida 6y ago|226 comments
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    by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

    At least on the mac I do not use the german layout at all. For typing an Umlaut I type instead Opt(Alt) + 'u' to get an ¨-sign, then I type a/o/u to get the letter. The same with ß - just Opt + 's'. It is may
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    by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

    Writing AS is not a pleasant experience, I agree. IMO, it was internally abandoned long time. There was a push to move the automation framework to JS with JSX, but after the initial half-broken release nothing came and as far as I understan
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    by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

    I am a bit split on that one. I see the convenience of using the app store, but I try to buy directly if I can. I lot of tools for power users have problems with scripting when containerized, direct purchases are much more convenient if I n
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    by lycopodiopsida 6y ago

    I can understand it too - I finished my PhD with 34. In the end, I could have seen it coming: my supervisor had 0 interest in supervising, so it took a huge mental strain on me. I've also had immense luck - I've been a computer ne