I'm using oxc_traverse and friends to implement on-the-fly JS instrumentation for https://github.com/antithesishq/bombadil and it has been awesome. That in combination with boa_engine lets me build a statically linked executable rather than a hodgepodge of Node tools to shell out to. Respect to the tools that came before but this is way nicer for distribution. Good times for web tech IMO.

I think it works nicely either at a table or desk with the stand, or from the sofa with a low table. Sometimes I zoom in a bit in termux. 80 columns fit anyway.

Do you have to adjust the screen angle depending on clouds, sun angle, trees?

Yeah main workflow is over ssh into desktop rig.

Agree with the above. It's during the night time reading with backlight that the difference from E-Ink is most clear, IMO. There's like a slight sense of depth between the surface and the pixels, if that makes sense, which I don't perceive with E-Ink in the same way. As noted above, "the Daylight panel feels like a screen" in that setting. With ambient daylight though, it is close to the E-Ink feel.

Yeah you’re right, I was trying to put my finger on it, but the slight depth gives it the screen feeling, whereas eink is close to the surface. The Remarkable doesn’t feel like a computer whereas the daylight does.

Yeah I watched the Linus tech tips review of it and the color one doesn't seem good. I'd rather try the monochrome one.

That's sick, very inspiring!

Author here. It's title is "How [...]", which sounds a little less weird. :)

I was jarred by the unexpected choice of font on this page that it was too distracting to try to read and stopped.

You can edit the title after the 'auto-correcter' kicked in.

Right, but I didn't submit it.

Thanks, will do!

Looks awesome! Can you use it with third-party external keyboards? Bluetooth or USB-C?

Author here! Happy to discuss this topic.