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This is a very desirable action. Once you get some speed up touch-typing you ( I still do ) fluff whole words. Infuriated by an emacs not having an ergonomic of
by nonrandomstring 4y ago
This is a very desirable action. Once you get some speed up
touch-typing you ( I still do ) fluff whole words. Infuriated by an
emacs not having an ergonomic offering I bound M-w to
backward-kill-word and found it so useful it's still in my .emacs
file.
- LoganDark 4y ago> Once you get some speed up touch-typing you ( I still do ) fluff whole words. Same. For some reason we always mix up "you" and "the", even though they are completely different words
- smeej 4y agoThis might be something you would actually overcome as you build up even more speed by focusing on learning to correct the individual letters. I've been typing 120+ wpm for 20 years and it's actually surprising to me that this is a problem people have. It's that foreign to my experience. I could be totally wrong. It could just be that typing happens in different ways in different people's brains and bodies and that's why I can't relate to this, but I'd challenge you to try correcting the letters rather than the words and see if that doesn't have a compounding effect on improving your speed.