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I am pretty convinced that coding my handwriting could be considered a one-way hash; there is no way to decipher what the hell I was trying to say when reading
by tombert 2y ago
I am pretty convinced that coding my handwriting could be considered a one-way hash; there is no way to decipher what the hell I was trying to say when reading it.
- wriggler 2y agoSounds like a challenge! https://www.handwritingocr.com https://www.handwritingocr.com :)
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- 3v1n0 2y agoSame here and even impossible to decrypt to myself after few hours
- tombert 2y agoIt's getting worse every time I am forced to write now too, since I do it so infrequently. I type nearly everything now, and I only write stuff with a pen (outside a signature) roughly two or three times a year, and every time I do it's more difficult to figure out what I actually wrote. I wish there were an easy way to print stuff on the go, and then I'd never have to use a pen again; maybe as we get to a paperless society that'll be the case.
- geon 2y agoI had to unlearn cursive in college because of that.