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But the journey is amazing. Switching from flat to mechanical. From ergo to standard.
Down the road, after so many years, I like the option to be able to switch easily. I lile my Moonlander split (but hate that it moves) so I fallback on a flat Microsoft Sculpt. And sometimes use the MX Key MINI. Yeah, the mini is the way to go. The big one with the numpad is too big for me too.
My dream is a split, flat, keyboard with good build quality. Maybe something like the https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/naya-create/naya-create ? But that price and not built yet is stopping me from pulling the trigger...
What's your favorite dope keyboard out there?
« When developer are clever, codes become better »
So if we consider this as if it would be building a business, there is not only product market fit, but word-market fit. Finding a way to communicate with people effectively.
Love the quote, will keep it: "Be the discussion you want to see on the Internet."
What are you thinking about this everyone?
I am scared that this goes ballistic and will be worse every single year.
2037: The “Mind-Meets-Code” era begins, allowing developers to write code directly with their thoughts. Unfortunately, this leads to a surge in “accidental” code commits when programmers have random thoughts about pizza while coding.
2040: The “Everything-as-a-Service” (EaaS) model reaches its peak, where even physical activities like jogging or cooking are offered as subscription services. People realize they miss the old days of doing things for free and embark on a global “DIY Renaissance.”
+don’t hesitate to take shortcuts
I like to have some kind of backlog of tasks to do, and clean that up regularly and start fresh with a daily list of tasks to do.
I think we do not realize the mess it will be and how complicated it is to clean that up.