Programming on a Piano Keyboard
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Programming on a Piano Keyboard
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Re: Programming on a Piano Keyboard
#2Awesome hack. It'd be interesting to run the rules in reverse: i.e. take some code, run it backward through the mapping and see what music comes out.
(P.S. you can't really call it C# minor if there are no cadences, ya know, in C# minor.)
Re: Programming on a Piano Keyboard
#3Interesting, but reminds me how weird people are.
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#4There's a lot of this sort of thing going on right now actually. I've been experimenting with dynamic interfaces on a tablet and found it to be strangely satisfying to have task-oriented controls come into view when they're likely to be needed.
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#5Refreshing hack news, after all that startup BS.
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#6I imagine working in Emacs would sound like Mozart playing.
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#7I imagine working in Emacs would sound like Mozart playing.
So VI would be god hehe
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#8I imagine working in Emacs would sound like Mozart playing.
Probably requires the same amount of hand strength.
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#10Interesting. I did something a little like this a while back. The way I worked it, it spanned two octaves, and chords in the lower octave determined a one-to-one mapping in the upper. It seemed about as usable as any unfamiliar keyboard, though I didn't play with it for more than about 20 minutes in total.