Happy to report I’m back working on my keyboard finally! Unhappy to report when testing the left half only 3 keys work consistently, leading me to believe my dogshit soldering skills have finally bit me in the ass, send prayers

If anyone has any ideas, I’m getting most keys to register (sometimes) so feel like might be a bad connection with the micro controller, but have no idea how I can confirm that so any ideas would be helpful :)

If you ever fuck up electronics projects just know it’s because your bad at soldering, that’s like the issue 99% of the time

Honestly the fact that I came out of my first attempt at an electronics project with a working keyboard is going to be a high I ride for a long time

OLEDs working! Now just need to figure out how to bundle custom code with the firmware through ZMK and we can get some cooler stuff on here

Real ass shit

claude was able to take my config for my corne and make me a helpful little graphic, still trying to get a feel for how I like this smaller keyboard, but any tips on good layouts for how I have my layers setup would be appreciated! I already don't love my lower layer

this the level of petty i aspire to be, i don't know anyone who gets more enjoyment out of the small projects they make than this guy man

If this doesn’t excite you what the fuck is wrong with you

Touch some grass today anon

While I don’t disagree in full with the quote at the end; the idea that AI is going to replace programmers en masse is, and has always been, retarded.

Definitely noticing some difficulty on typing on a normal qwerty after spending more time on the corne, any of my other split enjoyers had this happen? Frustrating to lose like 20+ wpm on both boards since I’m in a weird middle state atm

Just saw some dude boarding my flight coding in cursor, shit is so over

Been taking some time off programming (outside of work) since getting a steam deck felt like a good chance to recharge a bit. Been loving Hades on it, such a great game