TBF-RnD

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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
That's right I saw that. Didn't have time to add it to text yet though. I did consider it for an implementation. Seems like Jacob Wobbrock went on to become quite influential after his work on this.
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Yes the author of edgewrite talks extensivly about grafiti but claims some advantages over that system. I'd like to do a web demoable implementation of edgewrite but it's kind of hard for me to get a hand on a Palm Pilot. Have yo
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
This is the reasoning behind the project. In short I'd say that with VR around the corner and touchscreen everywhere but no practical way of doing work as such on smarthones tablets the way we look at text input should be reconsidered
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Perhaps give me a hand researching text input, I'm starting to gather a rather large source of ideas to be implemented. Fun work really allows you to think outside of the box. Spans all the way from UI-design down to system calls into
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
trying to create a resource that might turn into a collaborative book I find that there are a lot of places where keyboards doesnt cut it - VR - Disabilities - international settings - productivity for tablets My hope is to create a framew
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Edgewrite and some of my own experiments(tbf-rnd.life)
35 points by TBF-RnD 7y ago|21 comments
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Α-project, in search of next way to type(tbf-rnd.life)
2 points by TBF-RnD 7y ago|0 comments
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Challenging for sure but then again if a properly implemented theory based on state of the art research is implemented there is a chance that a better solution is made as well. One not burdened by backwards compability. Think of it thiis wa
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Yes, some solution like that would help i believe. Even though that I'd say that what would be the most practical solution would be to use off the shelf solutions. To fully give the wrists freedom of movement why not look at the knuckl
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
The most important things I've come up with while researching this area is the following. The error recovery process on a failure in the system is simply to bad. It takes quite a long time to correct an error in speec recognition. So t
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
My God, I was searching for contact information for the author on github and found out that the author Seth Wilson is legally blind! In either case if you are reading this please comment I have some ideas and resources on this that you&#x2
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Would you consider using a gamepad a possible solution? Maybe specialized hardware further down the road but ATM I think that the market forces have optimized the devices sufficiently. The reason why I am asking is that I'm doing some
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Esoteric Input Methods: Dasher and Morse(tbf-rnd.life)
3 points by TBF-RnD 7y ago|1 comments
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
From the vault of lesser known input methods. if anybody would have information on if reference [10] has been implemented I would be extremely grateful. The same goes for a running implementation of VirHkey, whatever I found on that one al
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Data Entry Interface Using Continuous Gestures and Language Models(inference.org.uk)
2 points by TBF-RnD 7y ago|1 comments
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
The first version was made in 70's so maybe it made sense since they where dealing with letters and perhaps the word didn't have the connotations it does today. Anybody got some info on the etymology and the practice of labeling a
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Thank you! I'll have a look at it as soon as I get the time. I already have a long long list of paper on complex but fun algorithms to wrap my head around. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20008482 This is my proj
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Added to my reading list! I'm trying to plow through a mountain of data already. Seems that for every theory you'll find that suits 10 more follows as a consequence. Finnish as it happens have some interesting roots as it happens
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The case for a new textinput method(tbf-rnd.life)
2 points by TBF-RnD 7y ago|0 comments
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Thank you :D Couldn't have written it better myself. Maybe there is an minimal test case that could demonstrate deeper understanding. Sort of a fizz-buzz for AI, to separate the parrots from the thinkers so to speak. Food for thought.
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Then again I didn't know about liberapay or OpenCollective up until now and I do open source for a living.
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Yes, nice to have the key people working on open source in Bill Gates pocket. Isn't this what the open source communtiy have been dreaming about all along.. Cynisism aside I get where you are comming from. As somone doing OS fulltime I
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Being a full time open source independent research in an extremely tight financial spot, due to my cursed idealism, what means of surival are there for someone who can't stop working on my obsession? I am an honest to God searcher of t
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
The same thing applies for a human to try to solve a problem as well doesn't it? And we have bugs and inefficent code don't we? I remember seing a talk on youtube about a lisp program finding every program that would fit a certain
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Thank you and see my response to thomasahle!
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
I love it when I find that someone has done something that I've been thinking about. Proves that I am not crazy and saves me from the burden of putting in the hard work myself! :D At a closer look I don't think that mapping up co
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Okay so seeing how a brain is made up from 86 billion neurons. 16 of those in the most recently developed cerebral cortex. Randomly creating a set of random configuration of billions of neurons and then subjecting them to simulated evolutio
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
What a hero! I sympathize since I am also doing open source projects full time so I know that the struggle is real!
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Kinda broke right now but consider his patreon the world needs more of this!!
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by TBF-RnD 7y ago
Okay so I came here expecring something different. Turns out that this is a stack overflow search engine. So ever since I read a book on AI I have been pondering on when and how computers will steal our jobs. I do have an idea on the subjec

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