MrPlaysWithSquirrels t1_jc8f6ow wrote on March 15, 2023 at 1:10 AM

Reply to comment by Haldir111 in This Mechanical Keyboard Transforms So You Can Use It Like a Controller | The Grab Shell will let you stay productive whether you're perched at a desk or wandering your office. by chrisdh79

Honestly man, I love split keyboards. So much more comfortable. Have you tried one?

MrPlaysWithSquirrels t1_jc8ef7c wrote on March 15, 2023 at 1:05 AM

Reply to comment by mattcoady in This Mechanical Keyboard Transforms So You Can Use It Like a Controller | The Grab Shell will let you stay productive whether you're perched at a desk or wandering your office. by chrisdh79

Needless to say? I have a split keyboard and find it incredibly ergonomic and comfortable. I wish I had a full split so I could have them at my chair arms!

MrPlaysWithSquirrels t1_iwjqizg wrote on November 16, 2022 at 3:24 AM

Reply to comment by ChefGoldblum87 in Hobbyist adds a hinge to the Game Boy Pocket, delighting everyone | No, it's not a Game Boy Advance SP. This is the monochrome Pocket with hinge. by chrisdh79

You’re being just as obnoxious as anyone else here. You want others to get over their superfluous headline (which is not only this headline, just one of many, hence the comments on it), but you can’t get over others reacting to the headline.

MrPlaysWithSquirrels t1_iwjosjc wrote on November 16, 2022 at 3:10 AM

Reply to comment by ChefGoldblum87 in Hobbyist adds a hinge to the Game Boy Pocket, delighting everyone | No, it's not a Game Boy Advance SP. This is the monochrome Pocket with hinge. by chrisdh79

The point is, the headline is superfluous and baity.

MrPlaysWithSquirrels t1_ito9fpx wrote on October 25, 2022 at 2:26 AM

Reply to LinkedIn experiment changed job prospects for millions — and it raises red flags: privacy experts by Acceptable_Result192

This is a non-issue. The platform recommended people you may know, and the algorithm was different for two studied populations. The argument is that this led to reduced job prospects for the group with closer contacts, but LinkedIn still provided the platform to allow for any of those opportunities. The contacts themselves may or may not have had opportunities. This is not a direct result of LinkedIn’s study—it’s how people engaged with the platform.

I don’t see an issue with a platform exercising some studies to make itself more useful to its target audience. A/B testing has been a staple in internet testing for decades.