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Re: Ask HN: Share a product you loved using in 2023

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UHK Ultimate Hacking Keyboard. https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/ I’ve tried several split keyboards but this is the one I finally stuck with. Amazing config software, I have several Mac and PyCharm shortcuts setup. ChatGPT iOS app with voice. Ninja Air Fry Digital Oven

> UHK Ultimate Hacking Keyboard. The backlog due to limited and expensive materials is extreme: six to nine months to build and ship out a keyboard.

This used to be the case, but nowadays, UHKs ship in a week.

Re: Ask HN: Share a product you loved using in 2023

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- For finding information: Perplexity - For finding websites or products: Kagi - For reading, annotating, journaling, daily planning: Supernote A5X (the only device I’ve ever purchased that lands in the same tier of usefulness as my MBP or iPhone) - For typing comfortably: A custom Corne keyboard ( https://keebmaker.com/products/corne-cherry ) - For note-taking at work: Obsidian (the graph-like organization scheme ha…

> For finding information: Perplexity How is this better than ChatGPT?

It's better than ChatGPT in pretty much every possible way. The two that are most important and least subjective: Up to date information and cited sources.

Other more subjective things: fewer hallucinations (I have yet to encounter a factual error in Perplexity, and I do check the source on anything that seems questionable) and the follow-on question suggestions are very useful.

To be clear, by "finding information," I'm mostly referring to factual historical or current event information about the real world, i.e. not reference information for writing code. For the usecase I'm describing, I think it's frankly silly to use ChatGPT over Perplexity.

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