Show HN: I made a 5-key keyboard
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Show HN: I made a 5-key keyboard
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#3Typo. 2^5 = 32, but should probably say 2^5 - 1 = 31, since not pressing anything is a no-op.
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#4> Then we can type up to 2^5 = 33 characters Typo. 2^5 = 32, but should probably say 2^5 - 1 = 31, since not pressing anything is a no-op.
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#5I think this would be great if you can bind them to an IDE's Debugger Shortcuts. Step In/Out/Thru.
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#6I'm thinking add a 5th side-key and a second top-key and use the top ones solely as toggle, not as letters. This way you have 3*5 keys total and fill in the rest with a predictive model, maybe?
Or how about a layout with a second side-key column on the side that faces outward. You'd get 2*10 keys with just those columns and the toggle (or 3*10 with double toggles).
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#10I think this would be great if you can bind them to an IDE's Debugger Shortcuts. Step In/Out/Thru.
That's an interesting idea, and you can, but if you have an entire keyboard anyway why not use that?
Some people take this to its extreme conclusion.