i couldn’t have said it any better, it truly is one of the worst arrangements possible. but why not eliminate it altogether, what do we get out of it?

The front page of https://www.accel.com/

"Fail Fast. Evolve Faster"

How do they compare to TPUs?

vimwiki has been life transformational for me.

+1

I think is interesting to apply this reasoning to entrepreneurship. When you are receiving no salary and possibly even investing your money on a company.

I've been try to explain in simple words the state of the autonomous industry. Let me know if it makes sense to you.

Why weren't column numbers a form of addressing?

You can order custom pcb from China for a couple of dollars. How likely is that this technology will be affordable at small quantities?

Seems one of the main advantages is higher density of conductors and connectors compared to a PCB. Aligning those dielets with micrometer precision would seem to require equipment out of reach for the hobbyist. And then bonding them, while they don't use solder but rather temperature and pressure, again with such small connectors I guess the line between bonding and destroying the thing is very very fine. Again requiring specialized and presumably expensive equipment.

First of all, I'm no expert (at all, I stay firmly on the software side of things) but here's my 2c:

I'm going to guess that when PCBs were introduced, you couldn't get them for a couple of dollars from China either.

These kind of things tend to become cheaper over time, as manufacturing, competition (newer or competing components) and availability grows.

So I assume it's at least possible that at some point, a few decades from now, they're cheap :)

I built one some time ago. https://medium.com/@tartavull/thor-your-next-keyboard-20b9ce...

Do you still use it? If so how does your WPM compare to a standard keyboard these days?

I've always wanted to try one of these out but I'm not much of one to make it myself.

I would love to join a team and participate