- Kinesis Advantage 2 keyboard (with QMK Stapleberg mod via Teensy microcontroller). This way I get the advantage of the extremely ergonomic keyboard + plus the benefit of it being highly configurable/programmable via C (QMK)
- adjustable desk
- ergonomic chair (got it second hand from a furniture store that buys from businesses that are closing down offices; essentially an 1.5k chair for $200 in good condition)
Software-wise
- learning vim/nvim (long term commitment but after a few years it starts bearing fruit and I’m more productive on it
than any other tools I’ve used
- raycast (powerful, highly configurable Mac OS launcher)
- using a clipboard (I use the Raycast built in one; have a dedicated key for it)
- vimium (vim motions in browser)
- benefits of vim and vimium is that I don’t use mouse much and so my shoulder doesn’t hurt (from moving back and from from keyboard and mouse) and I don’t use the mouse scroller (biggest killer for hand pain for me)
- Kinesis Advantage 2 keyboard (with QMK Stapleberg mod via Teensy microcontroller). This way I get the advantage of the extremely ergonomic keyboard + plus the benefit of it being highly configurable/programmable via C (QMK)
- adjustable desk
- ergonomic chair (got it second hand from a furniture store that buys from businesses that are closing down offices; essentially an 1.5k chair for $200 in good condition)
Software-wise
- learning vim/nvim (long term commitment but after a few years it starts bearing fruit and I’m more productive on it than any other tools I’ve used
- raycast (powerful, highly configurable Mac OS launcher)
- using a clipboard (I use the Raycast built in one; have a dedicated key for it)
- vimium (vim motions in browser)
- benefits of vim and vimium is that I don’t use mouse much and so my shoulder doesn’t hurt (from moving back and from from keyboard and mouse) and I don’t use the mouse scroller (biggest killer for hand pain for me)