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Planet Haskell

A developer shares their year-long experience using the Daylight DC-1 tablet with a Live Paper display for programming outdoors in sunlight. The setup uses Termux, Neovim, and tmux with a Bluetooth keyboard, offering a paperlike coding experience with better refresh rates than traditional E-Ink. The author compares it to the Boox Tab Ultra E-Ink tablet, finding the Daylight better for typing and drawing due to faster refresh rates, while the Boox excels at reading with its higher PPI and better nighttime viewing. The post explores the tradeoffs between different display technologies for developer workflows and outdoor productivity.

Programming in the Sun: A Year with the Daylight Computer

sounds more like a fetish more than anything productive

I kind of like this idea, working on writing docs and code in the sun in my yard and doing the productive parts and hands on testing inside on a regular pc.

We need more outdoor time indeed. Especially for our eye health.

Still need to take 1000 IU x 5 days of Vitamin D every other month… helps me A LOT and I spend most days in the sun…