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sgraz
6mo ago
Pardon for off topic. The designer in me hates that they used AI for every single asset in this release post, looks so amateurish.
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2y ago
Yep 150 mAh, it's what I had on hand. But I should have space for 300-500 mAh. I recharge the left (master peripheral) once per ~1.5 weeks. Right side only needs recharging every 2–3 weeks.
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sgraz
2y ago
Sealant is not a bad shout once I find the perfect switch<>cap fit. This elusive tolerance gap has been my moby dick moment for some time. (So when I get around to buy a resin printer)
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sgraz
2y ago
This is such a chaotic solution, I love it.
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sgraz
2y ago
I would not put OLEDs for the reasons you mentioned, but also because it would drain the battery in 1 day vs 1 week. Steel is likely better and surely stronger, but manufacturers charge 2x more for steel alloy machining. At that price level
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2y ago
Autodesk Fusion
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2y ago
Li-Po 401235
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2y ago
Humanscale M8.1
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2y ago
Final product, i.e only the parts and components were $400. The cost of all the tools and software I did not track but I would guess I invested somewhere around $1K which includes software licenses, shipping, new tools etc. But I find track
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sgraz
2y ago
Keep me posted! Whats your bsky/x?
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sgraz
2y ago
Correct, it's MX Master 3S in gray
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2y ago
The PCBWay order came from China to my EU address, I wasn't aware they have manus in other places. For a set of two enclosures I paid $187 excluding shipping.
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sgraz
2y ago
It's a Ghost S1 Chinese copy called Acat X2 https://caseend.com/data/acat/acat-x2 Almost 1-1 in dimensions but with thicker panels
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sgraz
2y ago
Keen eye, initially I did sort the right split from left-to-right. But also over time the fat from the fingers affected the color as well, so I figured it's a loosing battle anyway. I'm waiting for a white colored MJF print, which
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2y ago
CAD for the case and keycaps was Fusion360 (Paid version to have Configurations which are clutch) And the following subs were great for general CAD/Electronic knowledge * https://www.youtube.com/@Fusion360School * htt
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2y ago
Thank you, My first few attempts were with a SMD stencil and a 50x50mm hotplate, it's true that maybe a larger hotplate that could span the whole PCB might have done a better job. But with the smaller plate it was "easier" to
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2y ago
Definitely looking into adding trackpad/trackpoint/touchpad(?) into the V2. And finding a way to do so without sacrificing the minimalist look and feel too much.
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2y ago
Haha I didn’t think it would be misinterpreted as a typo. It’s colloquially called “pain rectangle” within the ergo community. But happy it amused the readers. I edited the article to include that explanation!
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Show HN: Bayleaf – Building a low-profile wireless split keyboard
(graz.io)
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2y ago
No questions, just sharing that I was smiling like an idiot when I saw the wire transfer email screenshot. Maybe I felt emotionally invested since I remember reading your previous posts about the less-than-ideal design studio collaborations
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2y ago
Designer here. They really shouldn't because it is de facto the industry standard and no other software even comes close. Why do you think Adobe was willing to buy it for 20B
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4y ago
This is the most "HN" post in a while. Love it.
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4y ago
Not a stupid question, having built a small form factor PC, I can say that liquid cooling the whole machine would require an 10x effort as you need to install extra equipment to make it work such as: pumps, reservoirs, dealing with tubing,