I agree.

As someone who uses a number of LLMs often as a pair programmer / sounding board - they’re incredibly useful if you have a very clear idea of your goal and also a solid idea of the architectural patterns you’re going after because they’re so often flatly wrong or suggest solutions that are wildly inefficient/inappropriate for larger projects/applications.

The more context you can provide the better it does but it still falls over often - suggesting courses of action or solutions that are completely hallucinated.

The one thing that’s consistently true is that the better I can describe my goals the better the response tends to be.

The best part about using them is that, for the most challenging work, I find that forcing myself to clearly explain my problem and goals in writing often leads me to a solution without ever having to submit a request.

There’s something about trying to clearly explain the problem to someone who “doesn’t know the space” that’s been helpful to finding the solution.

It’s odd that I had to rediscover this in such a visceral way after a previous life as a tech product person.

I believe only on QMK models?

I’m reasonably sure, but not 100% sure, that the light button in non-qmk keyboards isn’t passed on.

Also have white led Keychrons. Both are K2s.

Loved them at first, overtime I’ve grown to strongly dislike the wasted key for the white backlight but they’re still great keyboards - especially for the price.