"no one wants to work" [for dicks].
Thank you! I was having issues with muscle-memorizing the default, so anything that helps with that... well.... helps.
I didn't watch this yet, but the title matches with the article this company published how their LLM model discovered this, but they (the authors) don't even fully understand how this was calculated. Basically, using AI for AI's sake.
Edit. Found it.
Edit 2. Here's the original Lemmy post, if you're interested. (I don't know how to bang-link a Lemmy post...)
Ohhhhh ldsa would be amazing!
If you don't mind, what's your layout?
I'm in the same boat with the muscle memory. Never tested my official speed, but I've had several people comment that it sounds like I'm just smashing the keys down, but I'm actually typing. Don't really want to give that speed up, but I don't want that shoulder pain more...
About two weeks. I had to get the speed back up, as work was starting to suffer. Two months? Worth the effort. I'll set it back up and give it a longer go.
How do you like your Glove80? I never got used to mine, and went back to my tkl. I gotta give it another shot. I love the look, and the dual design eases my shoulder pain significantly. But my typing speed and accuracy took such a huge hit...
This looks amazing. And the fact that is uses postgres is a huge seller for me. Thanks for sharing this.
Oh, this is delightful!
Maybe. But after 5+ weeks, you run the severe risk of secondary infection. A "cold" that runs that long, isn't the virus anymore, but the secondary infection taking hold. Antibiotics may not be the right call, but they might be. A "stick it out" attitude on a respiratory infection is the right path, if your goal is pneumonia.
Edit: source- my doctor, when I didn't want to take the antibiotics for a respiratory infection that I had had for 8 weeks. It cleared within 5 days of starting the antibiotics...