I still can't quite comprehend how they fit an entire numpad in the middle of a 60% case.

This doesn't work on MX switches as the leafspring does the actuation.

But it does work on Alps switches and optical switches like the flaretech ones used by Wooting in their early keyboards. My wooting one used to be chicky, but I made it linear. It's very wobbly but very smooth.

And what does that information tell us?

I genuinely have no idea what to do with it, it says nothing about the total numbers and it's too aggregated to see patterns.

Maybe it could use a cleaning. Take it apart and wipe the internals down with some vinegar and then water and let it dry.

It won't be a perfect match in any case, so I'd argue that the case being considerably darker is a good thing because there's a bit of distance between the colors and because it looks similar to a shadow. A case that's brighter than the keycaps would look a bit jarring with similar tones.

Crimson cadet would look incredible on that, but I don't think there will ever be a round 2 so that's out of the question for financially responsible people.

If you don't have tools or you think about the time you spend on it as work, ikea furniture is absolutely worth it. Not BIFL by any means, but they can still last half a lifetime.

No, this is classification. You can train an AI that's pretty good at identifying images for 5$.

Is that the same model every time?

Clickiez were announced in late 2021, so chatGPT is just bullshitting and got lucky with being right on most things.

It doesn't learn anything from a single thread in pre-training. This either happened because the data selection was bad or because humans fed it wrong information during the reinforcement learning period.

That reinforcement learning period isn't over though. OpenAI is collecting a metric fuckton of data through the public demo and they use a lot of it to improve the model, so you can give feedback and that will make it into the model very quickly.

Jades have been around since 2018, so that's a topic where the model could improve.

> I took a literal stack of keyboards over to his house and we had a 45-min testing session

Anyone not in the hobby would think that you're obviously overexaggerating...

What's the x axis in any of those? Labeling it would help a lot.

Would be a bit easier to read if the connection between edge and node looked different from an edge passing through a node.

Maybe nodes could cast a shadow on all edges they don't connect to, but I have no idea if tableau can do that.

Also, your tableau link leads to a 404.

Both of those have terrible software, bad build quality and switches that aren't great. At those price points, they are basically a scam when compared to the competition. I'd recommend staying clear of keyboards from companies that don't specialize in keyboards.

Take a look at Keychron's offerings. They have multiple lines for different price points and each of those comes in a lot of layouts. They also have hotswap variants, so you can change the switches whenever you want. Every keychron board is worth the price.

The switches they ship with are fine, but not the best imo and that's why I recommend hotswap. It's usually 10$ extra and it's worth it.

If you absolutely need RGB, the wooting 60 is the best pick right now. It has a decent build, great switches and great software.

Is the Q10's case symmetric?

The asymmetry has always bothered me on alice/arisu boards.

Kitting a set like that is pure evil.

Ah yes, oneplus. The brand that completely turned against everything they once stood for.

That brand is now advertising towards enthusiasts? The very people that made it big and that it turned against with all their other products?

What a joke, keychron should know better.

That's what happens when training a bot on data that includes loads of terrible "reviewers" who think cherry switches are the best ones to have ever existed.

All preference. Cherry and OEM feel the same, uniform profiles like XDA took a bit of getting used to for me at first, but they work great as well.

I prefer putting flat profile keycaps on boards with a small typing angle and the sculpted ones on boards with more.

Tape makes the sound a bit deeper. If you want that, use tape and if you don't, don't. Simple as that, it's all preference.

Those keycaps look a lot like MG profile.

How much were they? All I found was an aliexpress listing that's no longer available.

Search the sub for [GB] and [IC] once a month and sort by new. You'll find most of them right here.

As for in-stock 75% boards: Keychron Q1 or V1 depending on how much you want to spend. They are solid prebuilts and can be customized easily.

The factory lube is a bit inconsistent and they are so tight they can't work without lube. I had a few scratchy/sticky ones as well.

I took them apart, put them into an ultrasonic cleaner and applied some fresh 205g0. I found that aqua kings need much more lube than other switches.