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When does #Iceberg beat #Parquet+projection on #AWSGlue, and when doesn't ?
An end-to-end #ETL PoC on #AWS to find out: producer, #Kinesis, two #Firehose paths, two #Glue jobs, #Athena.
🔮 Spoiler: how the data is read is the key to the choice.
In the article: every choice with its why, plus a few gems from some Glue experience 😄
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When does #Iceberg beat #Parquet+projection on #AWSGlue, and when doesn't ?
An end-to-end #ETL PoC on #AWS to find out: producer, #Kinesis, two #Firehose paths, two #Glue jobs, #Athena.
🔮 Spoiler: how the data is read is the key to the choice.
In the article: every choice with its why, plus a few gems from some Glue experience 😄
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For years, my main personal desktop (Mac Studio) has had a Das Professional 4 keyboard attached. It's a beautiful keyboard but the corded nature of it has been increasingly shitting me, and a recent desk rearrangement meant it was even more annoying, so I decided to replace it.
I've been curious about the #Lofree block #keyboard for a while and since it's wireless, I decided to take the plunge on it. While it doesn't get used a tenth as much as my work computer (to which I have my #Kinesis Advantage 360 attached) or even half as much as my secondary desktop (an iMac) that sits beside my work computer, for the time I've been using it over the last week I've really been impressed with the Lofree. Has a very good build quality and a nice feel to it. It *does* seem to have a slightly tighter key-spacing which is taking me a little bit to get used to, but another couple of days of even ad-hoc usage should address that.
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For years, my main personal desktop (Mac Studio) has had a Das Professional 4 keyboard attached. It's a beautiful keyboard but the corded nature of it has been increasingly shitting me, and a recent desk rearrangement meant it was even more annoying, so I decided to replace it.
I've been curious about the #Lofree block #keyboard for a while and since it's wireless, I decided to take the plunge on it. While it doesn't get used a tenth as much as my work computer (to which I have my #Kinesis Advantage 360 attached) or even half as much as my secondary desktop (an iMac) that sits beside my work computer, for the time I've been using it over the last week I've really been impressed with the Lofree. Has a very good build quality and a nice feel to it. It *does* seem to have a slightly tighter key-spacing which is taking me a little bit to get used to, but another couple of days of even ad-hoc usage should address that.
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For years, my main personal desktop (Mac Studio) has had a Das Professional 4 keyboard attached. It's a beautiful keyboard but the corded nature of it has been increasingly shitting me, and a recent desk rearrangement meant it was even more annoying, so I decided to replace it.
I've been curious about the #Lofree block #keyboard for a while and since it's wireless, I decided to take the plunge on it. While it doesn't get used a tenth as much as my work computer (to which I have my #Kinesis Advantage 360 attached) or even half as much as my secondary desktop (an iMac) that sits beside my work computer, for the time I've been using it over the last week I've really been impressed with the Lofree. Has a very good build quality and a nice feel to it. It *does* seem to have a slightly tighter key-spacing which is taking me a little bit to get used to, but another couple of days of even ad-hoc usage should address that.
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For years, my main personal desktop (Mac Studio) has had a Das Professional 4 keyboard attached. It's a beautiful keyboard but the corded nature of it has been increasingly shitting me, and a recent desk rearrangement meant it was even more annoying, so I decided to replace it.
I've been curious about the #Lofree block #keyboard for a while and since it's wireless, I decided to take the plunge on it. While it doesn't get used a tenth as much as my work computer (to which I have my #Kinesis Advantage 360 attached) or even half as much as my secondary desktop (an iMac) that sits beside my work computer, for the time I've been using it over the last week I've really been impressed with the Lofree. Has a very good build quality and a nice feel to it. It *does* seem to have a slightly tighter key-spacing which is taking me a little bit to get used to, but another couple of days of even ad-hoc usage should address that.
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For years, my main personal desktop (Mac Studio) has had a Das Professional 4 keyboard attached. It's a beautiful keyboard but the corded nature of it has been increasingly shitting me, and a recent desk rearrangement meant it was even more annoying, so I decided to replace it.
I've been curious about the #Lofree block #keyboard for a while and since it's wireless, I decided to take the plunge on it. While it doesn't get used a tenth as much as my work computer (to which I have my #Kinesis Advantage 360 attached) or even half as much as my secondary desktop (an iMac) that sits beside my work computer, for the time I've been using it over the last week I've really been impressed with the Lofree. Has a very good build quality and a nice feel to it. It *does* seem to have a slightly tighter key-spacing which is taking me a little bit to get used to, but another couple of days of even ad-hoc usage should address that.
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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I've got a #QMK mod for my #Kinesis #Advantage2 LF #keyboard: https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The mod is using a Teensy+ 2.0 chip:
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-keyboard-controller/I've got weird effects over the last weeks: left Alt-key not working (independent of its physical position/mapping), order of keys is mixed up when entering, sometimes a sluggish delay when typing text. Could be related to KDE Plasma (X11 and Plasma on 2 hosts) or keyboard hardware, I don't know.
Could it be that after 5 years the Teensy chip needs to be replaced? 🤔
Maybe the dampening (see first URL above at the bottom) did cause some overheat?
The keyboard is powered 24/7.
And if so: where do I get a #Teensy++ 2.0 chip these days? (Or I might to Teensy 3 or 4 which should be possible as well ...)
/cc @xro
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@tynstar I'm sure I'll get used to it, still disappointing though. The #kinesis #advantage360 shows how small you can make those leds. So i don't really buy the bulkyness argument.
Let's hope the firmware catches up to allow configuring the keyswitch LEDs sometime soon. But doesn't seem too promising right now.
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@tynstar I'm sure I'll get used to it, still disappointing though. The #kinesis #advantage360 shows how small you can make those leds. So i don't really buy the bulkyness argument.
Let's hope the firmware catches up to allow configuring the keyswitch LEDs sometime soon. But doesn't seem too promising right now.
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@tynstar I'm sure I'll get used to it, still disappointing though. The #kinesis #advantage360 shows how small you can make those leds. So i don't really buy the bulkyness argument.
Let's hope the firmware catches up to allow configuring the keyswitch LEDs sometime soon. But doesn't seem too promising right now.
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@tynstar I'm sure I'll get used to it, still disappointing though. The #kinesis #advantage360 shows how small you can make those leds. So i don't really buy the bulkyness argument.
Let's hope the firmware catches up to allow configuring the keyswitch LEDs sometime soon. But doesn't seem too promising right now.
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@tynstar I'm sure I'll get used to it, still disappointing though. The #kinesis #advantage360 shows how small you can make those leds. So i don't really buy the bulkyness argument.
Let's hope the firmware catches up to allow configuring the keyswitch LEDs sometime soon. But doesn't seem too promising right now.
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I've got a #Kinesis #Advantage2LF #keyboard. I switched PCB to the #kinT alternative using a #Teensy controller in 2021-02 to get #QMK firmware:
https://github.com/kinx-project/kintSince a few weeks, I face issues: ESC switched its position with the ` character. I "fixed" that by swapping their definitions in the keymap.c file & re-flashing. Weird but that worked.
Since a few days, they were swapped again. Swapped them back + flashed to their original definition position. Fixed.
However, there's another issue I can't fix: the Alt-keys are behaving erratic. See their position on https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The left one is not doing anything at all. https://keyboard-tester.com/ doesn't show anything when they are pressed. I don't know if this is OK for that kind of modifier. The right Alt key is working sometimes.
Both were mapped to KC_LALT. I tried to flash both with KC_RALT which didn't change anything.
Could it be that the Teensy controller got faulty?
Any other ideas?
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I've got a #Kinesis #Advantage2LF #keyboard. I switched PCB to the #kinT alternative using a #Teensy controller in 2021-02 to get #QMK firmware:
https://github.com/kinx-project/kintSince a few weeks, I face issues: ESC switched its position with the ` character. I "fixed" that by swapping their definitions in the keymap.c file & re-flashing. Weird but that worked.
Since a few days, they were swapped again. Swapped them back + flashed to their original definition position. Fixed.
However, there's another issue I can't fix: the Alt-keys are behaving erratic. See their position on https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The left one is not doing anything at all. https://keyboard-tester.com/ doesn't show anything when they are pressed. I don't know if this is OK for that kind of modifier. The right Alt key is working sometimes.
Both were mapped to KC_LALT. I tried to flash both with KC_RALT which didn't change anything.
Could it be that the Teensy controller got faulty?
Any other ideas?
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I've got a #Kinesis #Advantage2LF #keyboard. I switched PCB to the #kinT alternative using a #Teensy controller in 2021-02 to get #QMK firmware:
https://github.com/kinx-project/kintSince a few weeks, I face issues: ESC switched its position with the ` character. I "fixed" that by swapping their definitions in the keymap.c file & re-flashing. Weird but that worked.
Since a few days, they were swapped again. Swapped them back + flashed to their original definition position. Fixed.
However, there's another issue I can't fix: the Alt-keys are behaving erratic. See their position on https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The left one is not doing anything at all. https://keyboard-tester.com/ doesn't show anything when they are pressed. I don't know if this is OK for that kind of modifier. The right Alt key is working sometimes.
Both were mapped to KC_LALT. I tried to flash both with KC_RALT which didn't change anything.
Could it be that the Teensy controller got faulty?
Any other ideas?
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I've got a #Kinesis #Advantage2LF #keyboard. I switched PCB to the #kinT alternative using a #Teensy controller in 2021-02 to get #QMK firmware:
https://github.com/kinx-project/kintSince a few weeks, I face issues: ESC switched its position with the ` character. I "fixed" that by swapping their definitions in the keymap.c file & re-flashing. Weird but that worked.
Since a few days, they were swapped again. Swapped them back + flashed to their original definition position. Fixed.
However, there's another issue I can't fix: the Alt-keys are behaving erratic. See their position on https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The left one is not doing anything at all. https://keyboard-tester.com/ doesn't show anything when they are pressed. I don't know if this is OK for that kind of modifier. The right Alt key is working sometimes.
Both were mapped to KC_LALT. I tried to flash both with KC_RALT which didn't change anything.
Could it be that the Teensy controller got faulty?
Any other ideas?
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I've got a #Kinesis #Advantage2LF #keyboard. I switched PCB to the #kinT alternative using a #Teensy controller in 2021-02 to get #QMK firmware:
https://github.com/kinx-project/kintSince a few weeks, I face issues: ESC switched its position with the ` character. I "fixed" that by swapping their definitions in the keymap.c file & re-flashing. Weird but that worked.
Since a few days, they were swapped again. Swapped them back + flashed to their original definition position. Fixed.
However, there's another issue I can't fix: the Alt-keys are behaving erratic. See their position on https://karl-voit.at/2021/05/23/advantage2-modifications/
The left one is not doing anything at all. https://keyboard-tester.com/ doesn't show anything when they are pressed. I don't know if this is OK for that kind of modifier. The right Alt key is working sometimes.
Both were mapped to KC_LALT. I tried to flash both with KC_RALT which didn't change anything.
Could it be that the Teensy controller got faulty?
Any other ideas?
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Does anyone do a **wired** split ergonomic #keyboard? I'm getting tired of my #kinesis #advantage360 pro losing sync between the two halves.
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Does anyone do a **wired** split ergonomic #keyboard? I'm getting tired of my #kinesis #advantage360 pro losing sync between the two halves.
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Does anyone do a **wired** split ergonomic #keyboard? I'm getting tired of my #kinesis #advantage360 pro losing sync between the two halves.
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Does anyone do a **wired** split ergonomic #keyboard? I'm getting tired of my #kinesis #advantage360 pro losing sync between the two halves.
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Does anyone do a **wired** split ergonomic #keyboard? I'm getting tired of my #kinesis #advantage360 pro losing sync between the two halves.
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Have I mentioned recently how insanely perfect the #Kinesis Advantage360 keyboard is for me as a long-term RSI sufferer?
I've been using Kinesis Ergo Keyboards for around 28 years now, on and off. The traditional form factor I've owned is the split design in terms of #keyboard halves, but still joined in a common piece of plastic, limiting how far apart you can space the keyboard halves.
Much earlier in the year my #RSI flared to Unmentionable Levels and I lashed out the $$$$ to upgrade from the prior fixed-width design to this and I've seriously not looked back.
And yeah, I finally gave in and switched to a trackball for work, too.
But the Advantage360? It's pulled me back from the brink of disability.
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4 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm feeling very frustrated today. I needed to write a lot of code fast, and I can't. The arrows still feel wrong, so code navigation sucks.
But the worst mistake was placing esc under my left ring finger, lowest row, between backtick and square bracket. Esc being between printable characters used a lot in code, I press it accidentally A LOT and close my IDE's terminal window in the middle of writing a command.
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4 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm feeling very frustrated today. I needed to write a lot of code fast, and I can't. The arrows still feel wrong, so code navigation sucks.
But the worst mistake was placing esc under my left ring finger, lowest row, between backtick and square bracket. Esc being between printable characters used a lot in code, I press it accidentally A LOT and close my IDE's terminal window in the middle of writing a command.
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4 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm feeling very frustrated today. I needed to write a lot of code fast, and I can't. The arrows still feel wrong, so code navigation sucks.
But the worst mistake was placing esc under my left ring finger, lowest row, between backtick and square bracket. Esc being between printable characters used a lot in code, I press it accidentally A LOT and close my IDE's terminal window in the middle of writing a command.
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4 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm feeling very frustrated today. I needed to write a lot of code fast, and I can't. The arrows still feel wrong, so code navigation sucks.
But the worst mistake was placing esc under my left ring finger, lowest row, between backtick and square bracket. Esc being between printable characters used a lot in code, I press it accidentally A LOT and close my IDE's terminal window in the middle of writing a command.
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4 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm feeling very frustrated today. I needed to write a lot of code fast, and I can't. The arrows still feel wrong, so code navigation sucks.
But the worst mistake was placing esc under my left ring finger, lowest row, between backtick and square bracket. Esc being between printable characters used a lot in code, I press it accidentally A LOT and close my IDE's terminal window in the middle of writing a command.
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🚨 Rather niche post for Kinesis Advantage users only
By default left arrow points up, and right one down. I remapped them to follow the same directions as Vim keybindings for J and K which are directly above the arrows. This single remap was a game changer for me.
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🚨 Rather niche post for Kinesis Advantage users only
By default left arrow points up, and right one down. I remapped them to follow the same directions as Vim keybindings for J and K which are directly above the arrows. This single remap was a game changer for me.
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🚨 Rather niche post for Kinesis Advantage users only
By default left arrow points up, and right one down. I remapped them to follow the same directions as Vim keybindings for J and K which are directly above the arrows. This single remap was a game changer for me.
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🚨 Rather niche post for Kinesis Advantage users only
By default left arrow points up, and right one down. I remapped them to follow the same directions as Vim keybindings for J and K which are directly above the arrows. This single remap was a game changer for me.
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🚨 Rather niche post for Kinesis Advantage users only
By default left arrow points up, and right one down. I remapped them to follow the same directions as Vim keybindings for J and K which are directly above the arrows. This single remap was a game changer for me.
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2 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm pretty fluent in typing plain English by now 🥳
Typing code is still hard. I remember where the symbols are but I'm very slow finding them. I often misjudge whether I'm back on home row or a row below that. I still wish there were bumps on f/j!
Code navigation is still hard too. I often use alt/cmd + arrows to move, and I keep struggling to find alt or cmd without looking. My chosen arrow layout is also tricky (on one row: left up down right).
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2 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm pretty fluent in typing plain English by now 🥳
Typing code is still hard. I remember where the symbols are but I'm very slow finding them. I often misjudge whether I'm back on home row or a row below that. I still wish there were bumps on f/j!
Code navigation is still hard too. I often use alt/cmd + arrows to move, and I keep struggling to find alt or cmd without looking. My chosen arrow layout is also tricky (on one row: left up down right).
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2 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm pretty fluent in typing plain English by now 🥳
Typing code is still hard. I remember where the symbols are but I'm very slow finding them. I often misjudge whether I'm back on home row or a row below that. I still wish there were bumps on f/j!
Code navigation is still hard too. I often use alt/cmd + arrows to move, and I keep struggling to find alt or cmd without looking. My chosen arrow layout is also tricky (on one row: left up down right).
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2 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm pretty fluent in typing plain English by now 🥳
Typing code is still hard. I remember where the symbols are but I'm very slow finding them. I often misjudge whether I'm back on home row or a row below that. I still wish there were bumps on f/j!
Code navigation is still hard too. I often use alt/cmd + arrows to move, and I keep struggling to find alt or cmd without looking. My chosen arrow layout is also tricky (on one row: left up down right).
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2 weeks with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
I'm pretty fluent in typing plain English by now 🥳
Typing code is still hard. I remember where the symbols are but I'm very slow finding them. I often misjudge whether I'm back on home row or a row below that. I still wish there were bumps on f/j!
Code navigation is still hard too. I often use alt/cmd + arrows to move, and I keep struggling to find alt or cmd without looking. My chosen arrow layout is also tricky (on one row: left up down right).
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Fifth day with my new #Kinesis #Advantage360
After the arrow and modifiers remapping, I'm trying to use the keyboard the whole day, for basic tasks.
My main problem now is that I only know my favorite keyboard shortcuts by muscle memory, which doesn't work on a new keyboard with a different layout. For example, in WebStorm, I always use "add cursor and select next occurrence", and I only remember that the shortcut uses the letter G, but not which modifiers...