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Is there a way to make the spacebar longer so that it can replace fn key on bottom left ?

Does white get dirty? I hear about stains that can’t be cleaned?

Started using uv day-to-day 2 weeks ago, and it's already an integral part of my workflow. Can't imagine ever going back to "just" pip. The tools for CI/CD is also very nice! God I hope this product (project?) lasts!

nice idea, but just learn to vim :-) but really cool (y) no offence

Hi, I've tried to use mod keys, as you've shown - like "F" key is for the LEFT_SHIFT while it's on hold and so on, but I noticed that if I for example use this mods on left side keys - F,D,S and on the right side - J, K, L - they start working a bit glitchy. While I hold them - no problem, they act like Shift, Control, Alt, but If I tap them for writing, they type like really slow, like my keyboard is struggling so hard. Assuming it's all about TAP_CODE_DELAY parameter. Did you play with it? Or experienced anything like this?

Arghh! Dragged down the rabbit hole again! Now I'm wondering, what if we used Choc keys with Choc spacing between rows and MX spacing between columns and used the extra space to make a fixed fence between columns to help keep the fingers in their lanes whilst minimising the off-home travel for each finger? And what if the thumb buttons actuated with horizontal motion of the thumbs rather than vertical?

Thanks for the video, I was searching for tutorial on how to customize my nuphy air v2.❤

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Perfect keyboard for me just need a flat version.

Holy crap. When you said $400 that's when I knew I had to stop watching the video. What a price

Curious, do you still remember the transition from a magic keyboard to an ergo keyboard? Thinking about getting a glove 80 but not sure if it is too much of a jump. I am a programmer too.

As a web dev with 5 yrs of xp, this feels ground breaking. It’s like when Rails became a thing. In between this and AI-assisted coding we can be so much more productive.

You have a Lily, what are you still looking for? ;-) Just add a wider thumb key on the Lily and it is close to perfect!

I like how you explain things am just getting started again in web tech cause previously coming from a networking background it just became too overwhelming for me but with Fasthtml and htmx i feel the game has changed learning python and want everything in pthon first in order for me to understand it all before i go to other languages and techs in future. Please do a full tutorial from basic dynamic website to a data science practical system for the sake of us beginners.

what switches are you using ? do they help with your RSI `?

it's a mini-b port

13:36 just build your own case out of wood its not that hard

Am I wrong to see "uv run" usage as a type of "Nix-Shells" capability for Py Envs? Its an abstracted POV, but after seeing people fall out of romance with Poetry, an all-in-one py management tool needs to do more than "venv and pip wrap", especially now with wheeling. This might actually give me a reason as a system designer to get away from the microservice spaghetti monster masquerading as a version manager when looking for adaptive system builds... without learning a new language or distro-locking the OS base! Thank you for showing the use cases useful for more than click bait.

This reminds me of the Dygma defy keyboard set up. But that one has more custom keys on the bottom and of course the lights

Not everyday you can come across a wooden Ergo board. I certainly would solder in new switches cause clicky switches are not everyone's cup of tea. Would you ever want to try a 40% handwired board?

A cheap but effective support to keep your wrists straight is to use towels. Search for xahlee for more info

Long time fan of your website but happy to have found you on RUclips!

does it have prop cross functionality? when holding shift on the left side and pressing a letter on the right does it capitalize? same for custom layers?

I just started using uv in my day to day projects and it is amazing. Cool to see that once the limitations of tools are dropped python gets even more useful :)

Dygma Raise 2 looks superior in every way.

Great comparison.

Great work..

I am using a dygma raise and really like it. Very user-friendly software if you aren't super savvy.

The Raise 2 will eventually see add-ons like the hacker keyboard... one day. Nice video. Have you tried any 40% boards?

Thank you for posting this video. I think it is one of the very very few videos that compare split, row-staggered keyboards. It will definitely help me out on my search for an affordable one. I just wish that there are more affordable examples with a thumb-cluster. Not so much for typing, but more for playing games. What I do find interesting, is that people try do more on keyboard to improve rsi-related issues. However, research has shown that making grand movements with a mouse is actually better to resolve rsi-issues. Great video! (From a fellow Dutch person)

how stable are the keycaps with the tilting kit on?

with a regular keyboard you can simulate the key well by using anything that raises the keyboard from the wrist rest instead of the part where the feet usually are. And is so much more comfortable for the wrist.

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For what it's worth, the Keychron Q1 HE uses QMK, apparently. So that's worth looking into if you like the HE switches but want those missing features.

All current tall switches/key caps suck. I wonder why Cherry don't sell their already-exsiting scissor-type switches and make some key caps for them to wide audience. Currently, those key caps are hard to buy (and expensive) and there are no key caps (you would have to make your own with a 3D printer).

I like this 2d slider! Could be good for exploring a model.

Looks very cool 👍

Really interesting!

Hearing Vincent call your content no-BS must be really nice.

I'm leaning towards this board, but I do need extra keys: ÆÐȜǶŒÞẎ for my language.

Where did you get the one with only two purple buttons? The site only lets you order the other variant

How do you feel compared to the glove80? I have a concave keyboard and i am thinking about getting a flat one for portability. How do you compare? Thanks in advance

This is very reminiscent of the Wooting keyboard

Yea Low Profile is great. Having the entire board low allows using MT3 caps to introduce concavity across the rows without the entire thing being too tall. I am awaiting MTNU profile caps to see how those feel.

Can we configure it to send the shifted version of a keycode if fully pressed ?

imagine how OP this would be on a hall effect keyboard... Thank you so much for making this video, I will be exploring the topic more!

This was a brilliant video, thanks, explained so much. Have a question: someone at the splitkb recommended the elora, but I figured you might be able to give me a more nuanced answer to my query, which is this: i'm looking to buy a split ergonomic keyboard for small hands and without any need for soldering/coding (because of the learning curve). A reddit forum recommended the kyria but that was a 4-year-old post. This led me to splitkb. I have painful RSI on my thumbs, elbows and shoulders. I don't need it for coding but for writing. Any thoughts/recommendations? Edit: I currently use a basic logitech non-split keyboard but i am willing to try keyboards with lesser number of keys, even the 40% ones.

I've been watching quite a few of your videos now. Dutchie here, by the way. I've been typing for almost 30 years (blind), starting on a typewriter and have only used the 'default' row-staggered layout. I'm not thinking about learning a new layout like a column-staggered layout. I would love to have a Dygma Raise, considering it has a thumb cluster. But I think it is too much money to spend on a keyboard. However, if you would compare the Dygma Raise, the UHK, the Keychron Q11 and the Nocfree Lite, how would you say they compare? I'd love to see a comparison video on them if you still have them. And if you are looking to sell in the Netherlands, I'm open to buy to try 'em out. Thanks for the great videos up until this point. Love the transparency and the non-commercial direction that seem to be working in. Keep it up!

Your voice matches your channel name, something about it makes me really calm!

While you are still testing keyboards, why not testing the NUIO keyboard