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why not get a keyboard that is twice as difficult to type on, then, if optimizing for typing speed makes no difference? why not 10x? if you flip it around it's
by keeganpoppen 6y ago
why not get a keyboard that is twice as difficult to type on, then, if optimizing for typing speed makes no difference? why not 10x? if you flip it around it's obvious why people would want good keyboards. to my mind, it's strictly less silly than wanting, say, a good/fancy car (which, though a luxury, i view as a perfectly reasonable thing to want as well). people don't buy porsches (e.g.) because they have "such a large amount" of driving in their jobs and/or lives-- they buy them to make the driving they do do better.