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by mharrison 13y ago
I had a programming layer on my ergodox, but due to some bugs in the firmware haven't bothered with it... Ideally (when I get time to fix it), I'll have a thumb key to hold down and get any programming symbol (optimized to Python
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by mharrison 13y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned the norman layout here. I consider it to be an improvement over colmak and workman. Using it on my ergodox (and I know another relatively prominent geek doing the same), and really enjoying it. https
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by mharrison 13y ago
I went straight ikea and got the same score (sample size=1)
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by mharrison 13y ago
Was going to comment the same... the author should consider renaming their project
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by mharrison 13y ago
As an author/programmer I would love to see a LaTeX implementation... (If only there were more time in the day)
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by mharrison 14y ago
I used Awesome for about a year or so before qtile and haven't noticed any performance differences.
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by mharrison 14y ago
Been using qtile on my TP for 3 years. At work I'm running it in a vm on a MBP with my nice unicomp keyboard. If you like Python and tiling, I'm convinced this is the way to go. Xmonad is cool but requires Haskell (not that that is good or
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by mharrison 14y ago
It depends on your usage patterns. I found myself having tons of slightly overlapping windows, and that I was using the mouse too much to rearrange and move them. There are other "solutions" to this problem, but tiling seemed like the right
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by mharrison 14y ago
(Author of said bug and ratiotile layout, and battery widget). Nope, not ideal, but I've been using qtile with multiple monitors for 3+ years now. Restarting qtile isn't that bad though because you don't lose your windows, just the layout o
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by mharrison 15y ago
Yeah, being a docutils contributer and a creator of another rst2X tool, I just wanted my own bikeshed. There are some compelling features of Sphinx. I'd love to see how their epubs fare against kindlegen....
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by mharrison 15y ago
I originally wrote my ebook as preparation for a 3 hour long conference tutorial. I had given the tutorial previously and thought that I would prepare by writing a book. Well, the book was published in November, the conference was in July.
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The ancillary benefits of writing yet another Python book(hairysun.com)
1 points by mharrison 15y ago|0 comments
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by mharrison 15y ago
Been there, done that. Don't get me started on recruiters ... they could be so much more effective in my experience.
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The Ideal Interviewer(panela.blog-city.com)
39 points by mharrison 15y ago|33 comments