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im with you, i dont follow "normal" typing methods, but i can reach much higher wpm then most of my counterparts at work. i personally dont think staying at the
by eonw 11y ago
im with you, i dont follow "normal" typing methods, but i can reach much higher wpm then most of my counterparts at work. i personally dont think staying at the home row all the time is useful when writing code, because so many of the characters i use force me to bend my pinky in uncomfortable ways. pips, curly braces, brackets, etc were all left out of the typing classes i took, so i modified my hand placement a bit.
so ill be the decenter here and vote no, as i was taught proper and hacked it to my liking. im a firm believer in what works for some doesn't have to work for all.