Recent comments in /f/MechanicalKeyboards

blazin_paddles t1_iyaewcz wrote

Reply to got bored, brought my keyboard to work by febreeeeeze

I just got mine in the mail yesterday. Y'all weren't kidding about how bad the stock, lubed stabs feel. It's embarrassing why don't they just not put any lube on them rather than make me have to take the whole board apart just to get backspace not to stick. Love everything else about it though.

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JamoZacc OP t1_iyacr2p wrote

Reply to Drop Mystery Box 3 let’s goooo by JamoZacc

Overall feeling very good about this! Got the white shine through keycap set I can use as a gift and 110 Halo switches that hopefully will see use. Deskmat is dope and the Susuwatari keycaps will some use very soon. Best of luck to everyone else that snagged a box!

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mcheddadi OP t1_iyac9k8 wrote

Reply to comment by redcloud in Cyberpunk 8008 by mcheddadi

I taped the stab wire cutouts around the spacebar switch on the plate and put some memory foam bellow the PCB just for it and taped the top of the switch housing with velora PE tape and put a poron switch film underneath it. For backspace I used a L&F Cherry MX red.

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koelol OP t1_iyac46h wrote

Reply to Yushakobo - Tokyo, Japan by koelol

https://imgur.com/a/nqiurcW

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Visited Yushakobo keyboard shop while I was in Tokyo.

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The shop was quite small but the filled with all sorts of keyboards and parts. Customers ranged from complete novices to enthusiasts with multiple boards. A lot of them were foreigners. I was there to purchase some Polia switches for my frankenstien project and met an older couple at the checkout who didn't speak Japanese and were struggling to find the parts that their child back home wanted. I went through the list and helped them pick out the things they were looking for. Saved them from purchasing the wrong items and they were very happy to be able to buy the gifts.

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While there, I met another person who was visiting from the same city I came from. A new keyboard enthusiast who was insterested in building a similar shop. He invited me for coffee and I helped explain a lot of things about the community, groupbuys, and personal experience. His aim was to setup a place where new people could come and try out all of the different keyboard parts and learn how to build without any prior experience.

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The shop was a very fun experience, I got to see a lot of keycaps and unique keyboards I haven't seen before. The shop owner was very friendly and was helping everyone find what they were looking for. If you ever visit Tokyo, I highly recommend stopping by.

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nszceta OP t1_iyaaq9l wrote

Reply to comment by Bobertus in Practice words containing your weakest trigrams using AI by nszceta

Spaced repetition approaches model ngram learning rate and forgetting rate over time. The multi armed bandit method does not make any assumptions about performance over time. Rather, it is an attempt to discover your current abilities. The dynamic component of thompson sampling is implemented to ensure recent changes in per-ngram performance are weighted more heavily than older data points in the underlying statistical model. Thus what is being modeled is a best effort estimate of your abilities given limited exploration time.

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BertMacklenF8I t1_iya731u wrote

Reply to got bored, brought my keyboard to work by febreeeeeze

I’m about to get an All White one of these with Gatereon Blacks, a polycarb switch plate, Aura V2 Caps, E-White Top Frame and Knob, and Ghost White Cable….If it was for work I’d go with a nicer Cap Set but it’s for gaming….

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Psychological-Bug552 t1_iya5zoi wrote

Reply to comment by hungryyelly in Me whenever I ask a question or post a non-meta keyboard in this sub by HydroCigna

Interesting sub. I would have expected small to be smaller than most of what I saw. We have some mac mini sized computers at work, and every now and then, I bounce the idea of getting one for home because it would take up less space on my desk than the laptop. These are all still too big.

It sucks they're like that too. I think PC building is harder for a noob than keyboards. Most stuff is plug-in-play here, and if it's not, it's solder and play. There's not much that's straight-up not compatible.

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