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krisfris
6y ago
I'd say they would have to provide full interoperability or risk being fined.
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Ask HN: Should legislators force Facebook to implement the ActivityPub protocol?
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Securely running untrusted Python code
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krisfris
6y ago
Some do but as with RSI from keyboard/mouse usage it affects everyone differently. One thing they usually have in common is excessive repetition for example by constantly using shortcuts with CTRL. While practicing typing (both keyboar
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krisfris
6y ago
You're right of course about removing the letter j from the most used letters. My strategy is to continue logging the inputs made with this system and adjust the mapping as frequencies change. If I indeed use the d-pad more often than
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krisfris
6y ago
That's exactly my reasoning!
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krisfris
6y ago
I will give it a try! You might still have to use both hands since you can't reach as many keys on a gamepad single-handedly as you can on a chorded keyboard.
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krisfris
6y ago
Good idea, I will give it a try!
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krisfris
6y ago
Good point! I will add a video soon.
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krisfris
6y ago
You do have to be careful and stop when symptoms occur especially in the beginning but I believe the issue can be avoided. The key is to stay relaxed and focus on minimizing mistakes rather than trying to type very fast from the get-go. Typ
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6y ago
That would be helpful in the very beginning but even with just a little practice the gestures become muscle memory and remembering the gestures a non-issue. I believe making the gestures predictable would have greatly decreased efficiency w
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6y ago
Indeed, when entering combined inputs one by one starting with my off-hand my accuracy was higher and I found myself using that technique occasionally during practice, especially when I had made a mistake and needed to repeat an input. Howe
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Touch Typing on a Gamepad
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krisfris
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Interesting article! I agree that mnemonics don't help you much with long-term retention, that's why it makes sense to combine it with a spaced-repetition strategy such as rote learning. However, mnemonics help you translate infor
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Great idea about finding or even generating rhyming phrases! If you clearly define the parts of speech used for encoding (probably nouns), I don't think it would cancel out the benefit.
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krisfris
6y ago
I would like to know the history of how the standard came about actually as it seems fairly arbitrary.
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6y ago
You're right that the voiced and unvoiced pair ð and θ probably belong together, as is the case with other voiced and unvoiced pairs. This would also significantly reduce the disambiguities that need to be manually resolved in Step 3.
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Speech Synthesis on Linux
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Harry Potter and the Mnemonic Major System
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Touch Typing on a Gamepad
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