Just upgraded our (old, non magnetic) Cuisinart for All Clad. They're both nice, zero complaints about the old set except for the not magnetic part. I wouldn't let my housemates (ab)use the All Clad. A new Cuisinart set would do just fine for far less money - $150 for a full set. Maybe add a carbon steel pan for eggs.
What is large scale to you? We have 100-200 developers doing something fairly close to trunk based development. Including cherry picking from trunk when possible (not always practical for sufficiently old release branches)
I've been using a Corne-ish Zen at work for a couple years now. It's a split 3x6 grid (columnar staggered) with three thumb keys on each half.
Numbers are home row with a left thumb modifier, symbols are home row with a right thumb modifier. F-keys the row above with the same modifiers. Navigations is yet another modifier (holding down semicolon actually), with IJKL for arrows, H for home, N for end.
Everything is either zero or one keys away and zero or one layers away.
I have a Kyria too, as another poster mentioned. But I wanted to try low profile choc switches and prefer them for work. BLE is pretty nice too.
Just upgraded our (old, non magnetic) Cuisinart for All Clad. They're both nice, zero complaints about the old set except for the not magnetic part. I wouldn't let my housemates (ab)use the All Clad. A new Cuisinart set would do just fine for far less money - $150 for a full set. Maybe add a carbon steel pan for eggs.
What is large scale to you? We have 100-200 developers doing something fairly close to trunk based development. Including cherry picking from trunk when possible (not always practical for sufficiently old release branches)
Unless your snake is an ouroboros, I don't think folks will count the head and tail as consecutive
I think this is still accurate, haven't taken recent updates
https://github.com/draycs/zmk-config-Corne-ish-Zen/blob/main/config/corne-ish_zen.keymap
The bluetooth profile switching is nice. I can swap from work laptop to personal laptop with a keypress.
I've been using a Corne-ish Zen at work for a couple years now. It's a split 3x6 grid (columnar staggered) with three thumb keys on each half.
Numbers are home row with a left thumb modifier, symbols are home row with a right thumb modifier. F-keys the row above with the same modifiers. Navigations is yet another modifier (holding down semicolon actually), with IJKL for arrows, H for home, N for end.
Everything is either zero or one keys away and zero or one layers away.
I have a Kyria too, as another poster mentioned. But I wanted to try low profile choc switches and prefer them for work. BLE is pretty nice too.
The small rats point towards the rat king