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This exactly. It’s terrible as a precision pointer, but great as an attention heuristic. A strong secondary intent signal.
by glaslong 4y ago
This exactly. It’s terrible as a precision pointer, but great as an attention heuristic. A strong secondary intent signal.
- pwython 4y agoWhat came to mind first was sniping in games like Counter Strike. Your eye is generally within the crosshair aiming at a certain spot, but suddenly someone comes in your peripheral and you have to make a quick flick shot, which requires more muscle memory and not even focusing on the target.