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Assume I type 80 wpm A word is standardized as 5 keystrokes 80 wpm is therefore 400 keystrokes per minute. Divide by 60 to get about 6.6 keystrokes per secon
by jff 13y ago
Assume I type 80 wpm
A word is standardized as 5 keystrokes
80 wpm is therefore 400 keystrokes per minute.
Divide by 60 to get about 6.6 keystrokes per second, or about 0.15 seconds per keystroke.
Therefore it would take about 0.6 seconds to type the four extra characters, giving a net savings to use du+grep instead.
And 80 wpm is probably a rather fast estimate; I'd guess that I type slower when I'm writing commands than when I'm entering English text.
- mturmon 13y agoI will switch immediately! ;-)
- w1ntermute 13y agoThis is all moot, because you can just alias either command to a single letter if you use it that much.
- girvo 13y agoI must've read it wrong, or you fixed it, 'cause I read it as 25 seconds, hence my question! :)