I already asked this on r/learnprogramming but I didn't get any response:
In the intro to the book, they say there is auxiliary material related to automata and computability theory. The link provided is https://www.cs.princeton.edu/theory/complexity/ but there's no material there that I see. Hopefully it just moved, but I'd really like to find it.
Hello,
I have been using a System76 Launch Heavy keyboard (version 1) at work. I've been actually enjoying it quite a bit, and have been thinking of getting something in that style. In particular, I like the more "rustic" look it has, that isn't bland, nor over sleek, nor over flashy. It looks like something people might use in a lab and I like that aesthetic.
And another thing, I like how the keys are "raised" off of the board. That is, you can see/reach under the keycaps, and it makes it easier to clean. I had the Keychron K3 and it was also like this. You can see the side profiles of those keyboards to get an idea of what I mean. So does anyone know or can recommend a keyboard that is like that? It doesn't look like system76 sells the older version anymore.
In the intro to the book, they say there is auxiliary material related to automata and computability theory. The link provided is https://www.cs.princeton.edu/theory/complexity/ but there's no material there that I see. Hopefully it just moved, but I'd really like to find it.
Budget: less than $250 USD
Size: Maybe 75% but would consider larger, even 100%
Hello,
I was a happy owner of a Keychron K3 V2. It started having issues where pressing any particular key in a row will cause all keys in that row to activate. I had gone through thorough troubleshooting, including inspecting and removing the battery, to doing multiple resets with no improvement. I ended up giving it away to someone who wanted to try to salvage it.
So I'm now looking for a replacement. I'm actually considering just getting another one, since it was a nice keyboard, but I'm also open to something completely new based on any feedback here.
I was initially drawn to the K3 since it was sleek and low-profile. I never really used number pads on keyboards before, so I just went for the 75% layout. The rounded corners and colors were also nice, and fit a relaxed color theme I was going for at the time.
However, at work I got to use a System76 Launch keyboard 100%, which is quite large and clunky, and I wasn't really put off by it as much as I thought I would be.
I will be using the new keyboard for mild programming, some gaming (like CS2). Do any previous or current K3 owners have any thoughts on this? Thanks a bunch!