We’ve seen a gazillion startups using OpenAI APIs to do “co-pilot for X”. What’s next?Enter *physical* co-pilot! Here’s a compelling demo: you improvise by playing a “low resolution” piano, and the co-pilot compiles it real-time to Hi-Fi music! It unleashes our inner pianist.🧵 pic.twitter.com/wQEch37mi5— Jim Fan (@DrJimFan) February 13, 2023
To celebrate the Kickstarter for Shift Happens going well, I thought I would show you 50 keyboards from my collection of really strange/esoteric/meaningful keyboards that I gathered over the years. (It might be the world’s strangest keyboard collection!) pic.twitter.com/Ama42xEqqE— Marcin Wichary (@mwichary) February 12, 2023
I just got my hands on the new Snackbox Micro Lite, and while it’s lovely to be able to play fighting games on an actual production-quality piece of hardware compared to my potato-grade prototypes, it really hammers home for me how much my homebuilt split layout rocks pic.twitter.com/7hqnWnj4QD— emilia ✨ (parody) (@lazerwalker) February 6, 2023
Kyria Build, Part 1: A wireless ergonomic keyboard
I built a new keyboard recently. It looks like this:
It has some interesting features:
It’s entirely wireless (the left half speaks Bluetooth to the right half, and the right half speaks Bluetooth to my computer).
The bottom of the case is tapped for standard 1/4-20 tripod-mounting threads.
The bottom of the case also has some very strong rare-earth magnets.
The tripod mounts mean that I can “tilt” and “tent” the keyboard however I want, with some basic camera mounting gear:
Even at pretty extreme angles:
And since it’s wireless, I can mount it to the arms of my chair, and I don’t have to worry about a TRRS cable locking me in:
(My particular chair has tiny T-Rex armrests, so this isn’t really a thing I would ever do, but I still can do it.)
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Someone made a cool 3d printed portable computer based one of my designs mega cool to see this out in the wild. pic.twitter.com/uaS5A4NdSv— joshua cotter (@joshuacotter6) January 26, 2023
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“The Bendix Central Air Data Computer (CADC) was introduced in 1955. This complex mechanical analog computer uses tiny gears, cams, and differentials to determine airspeed, altitude, etc for fighter planes. I hooked a synchro up to the CADC and got some output from it. 🧵”
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foostan/crkbd: Corne keyboard, a split keyboard with 3x6 column staggered keys and 3 thumb keys.
Corne keyboard, a split keyboard with 3x6 column staggered keys and 3 thumb keys. - foostan/crkbd: Corne keyboard, a split keyboard with 3x6 column staggered keys and 3 thumb keys.
The fully assembled version includes: The keyboard PCB, the case, and the steel plate. Double-shot OSA PBT keycaps (including Mac & Windows keycaps). Gateron G Pro switches. The barebone version does not include the keycaps and switches.No discount codes can be used for Q10. Please drop your email on "Notify Me Whe
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In what the company is calling "a very difficult time for hardware companies in the smart kitchen space," Tea infusion device startup Teforia is saying it is ceasing operations today, according to its website. Teforia's main product was an internet-connected tea infuser that could brew the pre-packaged teas from the startup, which it called "Sips."
Hillsides designed by mmccoyd. The Hillsides are 40% split-ergonomic keyboards with column-stagger layout. Both Hillside 46 and Hillside 52 keyboard are splayed layout and have a break-off outer pinkie column that you can turn it to be a 40 or 44 keys split keyboard. Hillside 48 and Hillside 56 keyboard have a non-splayed layout.
Here's a list of parts you'll need in order to build yourself an Iris keyboard, to get going with a split, column staggered keyboard: Iris PCB Kit Iris Plate Kit Iris Middle Layer (optional) USB-C to USB-C Cable (for Rev. 5 and higher) TRRS Cable (for Rev. 2-4) 2u Cherry MX Stabilizers Rotary Encoder and Knobs USB-C ca
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