garybernhardt
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@ Maybe. I'd do Colemak first because it should be much easier to learn. :)
about 8 hours ago
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@ It's incremental. But it shares many more keys with QWERTY, including zxc, and it doesn't have L in a crap position. :)
about 11 hours ago
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@ I already have my eyes on Colemak though. ;)
about 11 hours ago
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@ I've been using it intermittently for about 24 hours. :)
about 11 hours ago
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@ You find "ls" annoying to type in QWERTY?
about 11 hours ago
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I just found a repository containing the first "unit" tests I ever wrote (in December 2005). It's strange that it was so recent.
about 11 hours ago
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@ I plan on it, but it's really unfortunate. "L" is really the worst part of Dvorak in my opinion. :)
about 11 hours ago
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"cd" is wonderful in Dvorak, but "ls" is awful. :(
about 12 hours ago
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@ Is it a wireless mouse?
about 14 hours ago
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in reply to voidspace
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@ I don't expect to ever be faster in Dvorak. :) I do it because it's much more comfortable and less strain on the fingers.
about 16 hours ago
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in reply to splittingfield
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Neither Colemak nor Dvorak is the optimal keyboard layout. QFMLWY is, though, or at least it's close.
about 17 hours ago
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@ s/ without it// ;)
about 17 hours ago
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@ It's QWERTY, but I type both QWERTY and Dvorak. Macs support Dvorak in software out of the box. I have it mapped to Cmd-Opt-space.
about 17 hours ago
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@ Yeah, Dvorak is quite hard to learn, and the L key position is horrible. Colemak fixes both of those problems *and* is more efficient!
about 17 hours ago
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in reply to dgou
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@ Just a standard Apple wired keyboard (no numeric pad). Even though I typed Dvorak for eight months, seeing one was strange. :)
about 17 hours ago
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in reply to srbaker
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What happens when I can switch between QWERTY and Dvorak with > 100 WPM in both? I learn Colemak, of course. What am I gonna do, stagnate?
about 17 hours ago
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Manual deployment is slow and tedious. One goes wrong. A process is born. Now deploys are even slower. Repeat.
about 18 hours ago
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@ Hey, man... I live in Seattle. It's legal here.
about 18 hours ago
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For those who have wondered what Pivotal Tracker's "velocity volatility" is, it's just the relative standard deviation: (100 * std / avg).
about 18 hours ago
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@ @ Shouldn't that post say "high cohesion"? As it is now, it looks like you're advocating low cohesion! :)
about 19 hours ago
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- Name Gary Bernhardt
- Location Seattle, WA
- Web http://blog.extra...
- Bio Python (and sometimes Ruby) hacker, Mac OSXer, flippancy expert
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