steinso

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by steinso 1y ago
Could not agree more, it's frustrating that there seems to be such a focus on the 'mechanical' aspect of these keyboards instead of the ergonomic and programmable which are the real stars. I would love just a low profile prog
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by steinso 3y ago
My (some what old) iPhone 11 scans a QR code from a full frame from the camera within 30-50ms using this, or some similar WASM solution.
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by steinso 3y ago
If I were you, I'd make sure I have a local instance of f.ex Llama 2 and Code lama up and running. Even though it's not as good as GPT-4, and might even be slower, the value you might get from a local modal in such a case will pro
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by steinso 4y ago
Great idea! Turns out, this already works natively on iPhones already from the camera.
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by steinso 5y ago
I think it often boils down to everyone having an opinion about design/UX. When fixing a software bug in a PR there is often a fairly clear subset of "correct" solutions, but when it comes to design/ux the set is general
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by steinso 6y ago
I'm in a similar boat as I prefer scissor switches, in particular Apples butterfly ones. For me in general it is the travel. All the mechanical switches have significant travel, even the kailh choc ones have a lot more travel compared
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by steinso 6y ago
I'm also looking for a low profile/travel, wireless ergodox. It also has to include QMK or a similar FW that is completely customizable. Unfortunately it is difficult to find a combination to DIY such a keyboard as well.
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by steinso 8y ago
Just checked, you are right! The issue was actually that it focuses the tab when you open it, it does not open it in the background. I have clarified the comment, thanks!
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by steinso 8y ago
My biggest gripe with Vivaldi is that the first option when right clicking a link is to open in new tab and focus it. This seems like a small issue, but this is different to all major browsers which has open in new _background_ tab as the d
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by steinso 9y ago
Depends how you do the job, if you initially design for mobile you can use the mobile layout for everyone that does not support grids, and add grids for the traditional desktop layout. Since grid layouts are created as a list of elements, t
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by steinso 9y ago
That was a great read, and really shows the benefits of writing good comments.
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by steinso 9y ago
So the chat program has to be on the left side, what if I want to move it somewhere else? Perhaps it could reside in a little "window", then it could be moved anywhere! ....wait, this sounds familiar. /s
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by steinso 9y ago
I am very productive in a cafe environment, I like the atmosphere and it is a nice change. I just pop in some noise cancelling headphones and code away. At a cafe there is a lot of noise, but other than that there is really no distractions.