A better keyboard than QWERTY | The Vergecast
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- Today on the flagship podcast of alternate keyboard layouts:
The Verge’s David Pierce talks to Jonas Hietala about his ultra-custom keyboard he built from the ground up to fit his specific needs.
The Verge’s Tom Warren explains the next phase of Microsoft with a new leader on the Windows and Surface team.
Later, David answers a question from the Vergecast Hotline about tricks for Netflix recommendations.
Further reading:
Jonas Hietala: The T-34 keyboard layout:www.jonashietala.se/series/t-34/
Microsoft has a new Windows and Surface chief: www.theverge.com/2024/3/25/24...
Microsoft’s first AI PCs are the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 for businesses: www.theverge.com/2024/3/21/24...
Rewind’s new feature brings ChatGPT to your personal information: www.theverge.com/2023/3/23/23...
How Planet Earth - and the Netflix homepage - get made: • How Planet Earth - and...
00:00 - Intro
02:04 - The T-34 keyboard layout
26:33 - Microsoft and AI PCs w/Tom Warren
52:29 - Netflix recommendations tips (Vergecast Hotline)
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David's dog in the background really stole the show
I built myself a 5 by 14 ortholinear and it's the perfect balance of basically a 65% layout but more comfortable while not being a pain to switch too and from. Absolutely love it
Chord typing is optimal. Fingers stay on one key. Thumb moves between two keys frequently, and the third rarely. No RSI issues. Once you learn it, you can FLY. I first saw this idea in the 70s.
Glad to see my boy David back at Verge 😄
David - buy a big pack of velcro ties and individually wrap each of your cables. It's a big one time job but every time after when you need to take your cables out of their bag you'll see that the effort was so unbelievably worth it!
For normal typing, my favourite hack is to make long pressing a letter return a capital, without needing to use shift.
Fill'em with vim and vigor
Trying to describe a kb layout is probably a visual concept not suited for the podcast format lol
Dactyl Manuform Gang rise up!!! I 3D printed my own. And, yes I do use Vim and Arch, BTW.
Thumbs up for the dog !!
How much do you have to be absorbed in your work to customize such a bespoke keyboard & layout at the expense of familiarity with standards. We are overly obsessed with productivity...
It turns out that most people who learn alternative layouts don't lose their proficiency with other layouts they have learned. If you spent a decade on QWERTY, it's almost impossible to lose that muscle memory
people who create things for a living, and do so for a long time often end up adapting their tools to their needs.
Maybe I’m a weird oldhead…but I have no care to change my keyboard layout. I love customization on mechanical keyboards, but don’t mess with my QWERTY
Bro, that's just a Hitbox at this point
VIM??????
I thought it was a video of him building a better keyboard 🎹 but it’s not :(
Or you can just not click on the video that "The Vergecast" in the title
этот чел ряльный или это ИИ визуализация(
No.
Dog
Has the verge fired an editor. Video quality is deteriorating massively. (Specifically pacing) If this is just reposting a podcast and fulfilling a word count by having 3 successive introductions it doesn’t need to be uploaded to CZcams
Don’t take any advices from a person who uses Vim…