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Maybe we have different definitions of "touch typing"? I don't touch type, but I do type quickly and I never spend any processing cycles looking for a key, at
by JohnFen 2y ago
Maybe we have different definitions of "touch typing"?
I don't touch type, but I do type quickly and I never spend any processing cycles looking for a key, at least on a keyboard with a layout I'm used to.
- tomjen3 2y agoDo you look at the keyboard? Like I don't care where people put their fingers, or even if they use them all, but for me its not touch typing if you need to use your eyes.
- JohnFen 2y ago> Do you look at the keyboard? It depends on what I'm typing. Code? Very rarely, unless I'm using a keyboard that I'm not familiar with. Letters or other prose? About 25% of the time. But to the deeper point, thank you for clearing this up for me. We are indeed using different definitions. To me, "touch typing" is a very specific method of typing. It's not just the ability to type without looking at the keyboard. Now that I know there are different definitions, I can be more careful to make sure that I'm using the same definition as others.