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for those who use the kinesis advantage pro keyboard, what finger dco you press '1' with? by alignment, it should be pinky ... but use pinky = have to move palm / wrist use ring = wrong finger, but palm doesn't move
are you using the newest version? with the older version it's a LOT easier to just use your ring finger. i think you should do whatever is most comfortable
@cjhowe : mine looks like https://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage-for-pc-mac-refurbished/
'do whatever is most comfortable" <-- resulted in bad key/finger bindings on regular querty
yeah, that's the one i had, the newer one has new key switches for the number keys so idk how that changes things
question: when you type, do you rest your palms on the keyboard, or do you 'hover' your palms?
i rest my palms, but i also use those wrist pads it comes with to slightly elevate my wrists
i should mention i have larger hands... idk if it will fix the issue entirely but it may help
https://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage-palm-pads-black/ even cheaper on kinesis site
part of the problem I guess is my thums are resting on delete/enter rather than backspace/space
"considering giving literate programming in lisp a go, but unsure if the prose would outweigh the cons" -- @ladyaeva
literate / prose cons / cons "pros and cons"
Scenario: Local REPL on IDE, Remote REPL on server.
Why not, in local repl: (def my-var (remote-var :address "127.0.0.1" :port 5555 :var 'foo.bar/quux))
(note that foo.bar/quux
shoud be java.io.Serializable
)
Once it possible, we will be abre to do (def db (remote-var :address "127.0.0.1" :port 5555 :script '(def db (d/db @conn)) :var 'db))
(yes, datomic db is serializable)
Not sure if I want this solution... the ideal shoud be zero server deps. Just deps on client
that model of IPC gets ugly fast - there are so many failure modes that don’t exist on a single machine that you need to deal with over a network
and you end up with code that is either full of add hoc error checking around the io (every access of a remote value is an io opp that is liable to fail or lag), or code that is very brittle because it doesn’t account for those failures
(in my experience)
once even one small thing goes wrong, a simple question like “what failed, and why” that would take maybe a few minutes on a single box can take hours - if you even ever find an answer
john mcaffee is very confident that 1btc will be worth 500k within 3 years https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/887024683379544065
Too bad Les Blank is dead. Someone else will have to film 'John McAfee Eats his Dick"
I’m sure herzog would jump at the opportunity.