Good and Bad Typing days
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Sameer Mitra wrote:
But on other days, I type complete rubbish
Hmmm. Maybe next time that happens, you should check if you had enough sleep, water intake, and food intake. It might also happen when you have not gotten "some" in a while. If you know what i mean ;)
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hervebags wrote:
It might also happen when you have not gotten "some" in a while.
Ah. So that's my problem. I'm married.
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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Now, some days I can type quickly without errors. Now I admit I don't touch type, but I am not slow either. But on other days, I type complete rubbish - "great" becomes "grtea", "profit" becomes "rpoift", and so on. Thankfully, the bad typing days are few and far between. And thank God for Intellisense. I was wondering, is it just me or do any of you have similar "bad typing days"?
I htae typos.
Once in a while, but not too often. I tend to write a little slower to get it right the first time. When I see some of my collegues code, I'm struck by the fact that they try to write the fast they can, ALWAYS makes mistakes and have to correct a single word three to four times before it's right (mind you if it hadn't been for IntelliSense, they would never have arrived at that). Even though I type slower, I still code faster than they do... ;P
Why can't I be applicable like John? - Me, April 2011
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PIEBALDconsult wrote:
it's getting worse with age
Then just type "years old" instead (e.g., "I am 50 years old" instead of "my age is 50"). That way, you don't have to keep messing up when you type "age".
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Now, some days I can type quickly without errors. Now I admit I don't touch type, but I am not slow either. But on other days, I type complete rubbish - "great" becomes "grtea", "profit" becomes "rpoift", and so on. Thankfully, the bad typing days are few and far between. And thank God for Intellisense. I was wondering, is it just me or do any of you have similar "bad typing days"?
I htae typos.
I hate when I make a typo and then "correct" it 4 times in a row with the same damn typo! :mad: :sigh:
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Now, some days I can type quickly without errors. Now I admit I don't touch type, but I am not slow either. But on other days, I type complete rubbish - "great" becomes "grtea", "profit" becomes "rpoift", and so on. Thankfully, the bad typing days are few and far between. And thank God for Intellisense. I was wondering, is it just me or do any of you have similar "bad typing days"?
I htae typos.
I wouldn't last five minutes without intolliswnse and splelcheckers.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Sameer Mitra wrote:
But on other days, I type complete rubbish
Hmmm. Maybe next time that happens, you should check if you had enough sleep, water intake, and food intake. It might also happen when you have not gotten "some" in a while. If you know what i mean ;)
Twitter: herve_cb I'm the founder of a new software company (started in November 2011). So, any "word of wisdom" is welcome :)
hervebags wrote:
It might also happen when you have not gotten "some" in a while.
I'm thinking it might be because of the overused hand.
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I wouldn't last five minutes without intolliswnse and splelcheckers.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
Yuors is ont wokring. Tryr mien.
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Now, some days I can type quickly without errors. Now I admit I don't touch type, but I am not slow either. But on other days, I type complete rubbish - "great" becomes "grtea", "profit" becomes "rpoift", and so on. Thankfully, the bad typing days are few and far between. And thank God for Intellisense. I was wondering, is it just me or do any of you have similar "bad typing days"?
I htae typos.
Only when no light. I don't know typing :sigh:
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Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
It's usually in software documentation: "Fomrat (sic) outout (sic) string" :doh:
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Now, some days I can type quickly without errors. Now I admit I don't touch type, but I am not slow either. But on other days, I type complete rubbish - "great" becomes "grtea", "profit" becomes "rpoift", and so on. Thankfully, the bad typing days are few and far between. And thank God for Intellisense. I was wondering, is it just me or do any of you have similar "bad typing days"?
I htae typos.
You have possibly encountered Wheeler's Law of Computer Science: "Typing proficiency is inversely proportional to the number of people watching you do it."
Software Zen:
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Now, some days I can type quickly without errors. Now I admit I don't touch type, but I am not slow either. But on other days, I type complete rubbish - "great" becomes "grtea", "profit" becomes "rpoift", and so on. Thankfully, the bad typing days are few and far between. And thank God for Intellisense. I was wondering, is it just me or do any of you have similar "bad typing days"?
I htae typos.
Every day is a bad typnig day for me.
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