Finally got the game working again with the multilanguage binary files! Now to prioritize all the work I can reasonably do before release.
Wishlist Typingvania on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3632460/Typingvania/
#typing #indiegame #gamedev
While typing a Bible chapter of a Native North American language for MissionAssist I calculated which keyboard key I use the most.
By far it is the Backspace key!!
It gets pride of honour in being able to help me type as good as I do.
Lifting to my pint of milk to the Backspace key. Long may you guide my typing!
#Keyboard #Typing #Backspace #MissionAssist
You Can 3D Print These Assistive Typing Tools - Typing can be difficult to learn at the best of times. Until you get the muscle me... - https://hackaday.com/2025/05/22/you-can-3d-print-these-assistive-typing-tools/ #3dprinterhacks #3dprinting #typingaid #typing
Published devlog 6 for Typingvania before I break my data files apart and won't be able to compile anything for the next couple of weeks https://norikitech.com/posts/typingvania-devlog-6/
Rewrote the shader and made the charts as crisp as the text 
Wishlist Typingvania on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3632460/Typingvania/
Interview postponed / let's just talk about #types and #typing today's show on @dougmerritt and @vnikolov 's suggestion below.
(I'll speak a little bit to #Sandewall 's #SoftwareIndividuals #knowledgerepresentation
If anyone knows anything about #typetheory, that would be great.
https://anggtwu.net/math-b.html
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/stringly-typed-vs-strongly-typed
https://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2010/08/what-to-know-before-debating-type-systems.html
type links welcome
and #lisp
@shizamura possibly you can explain types of OWL to us instead of sleeping?
When typing, remember to arch your wrists as though there is a small dog sleeping in front of your keyboard.
I'll go ahead and say it. Predictive typing is as advanced as just throwing spaghetti at a wall and seeing what sticks.
The typo in "hour” is mine. The suggestion to complete the sentence with "horseshoe” is Microsoft Outlook’s.
Even worse, I have "Check spelling as you type” and “Check grammar as you type" both turned on.
Not too bad, if I say so myself!
https://typings.gg (works very well on slow computers)
cc: @amin
#Typing #TypingSpeed #LossyPNG
Blood Typing is fun! For those who've enjoyed The Typing of the Dead, you've got your same sort of lo-fi stuff you'd expect from a demake, plenty of zombies (especially if you run up the timer), a bunch of inventory juggling, and schlock galore. And to quote a reviewer of a very different game, "Oh, piss and blimey, there's jam coming out of the walls."
The demo's a good half-hour to an hour, being the first chapter, and I don't expect the rest of it to be too spectacularly long, but the fun is always to beat your best score and try out other party compositions, so it might just be a good buy once we're inclined to buy something else.
Admittedly, later this week we will have monsters to hunt.
Tiny Typing Tutor Tuts At Your Incorrect Shift Usage - There are a wide range of typing tutors out there that will educate you in the glo... - https://hackaday.com/2025/02/13/tiny-typing-tutor-tuts-at-your-incorrect-shift-usage/ #softwarehacks #peripherals #typingtutor #keyboard #shiftkey #colemak #dvorak #qwerty #typing #shift
People ask why I use Neovim.
It's because of amazing plugins like this 
**typr**: Typing practice plugin for Neovim with dashboard.
Supports showing detailed stats & configuration!
GitHub: https://github.com/nvzone/typr
I'd have voted yes 
Because writing is cursive.
Non-cursive is printing...
I used to have very neat, very fast, not quite cursive handwriting style.
But my English teacher in school forced me to write with loops and a right slant. This ruined my #handwriting. 
Using a keyboard is #typing. And I have used a typewriter!
Odd how we now talk about #writers and #writing when neither is really true! 
P.S. I am actually writing 
a #book, and a very enjoyable a process it is too.
Adept at touch typing? Want to go insane? Try the latest toggle switch "keyboard."
Then there's machine sewing, #TabletWeaving, and origami.
And reading and writing (and #typing!) #Braille.
Oh! And playing #recorder and #autoharp (tho' not at the same time 
).
Not to mention all the other stuff that we use our hands for, from flossing our teeth to combing our hair to driving a vehicle to picking up groceries from a shelf to …
The list is endless!
7/x
the fun thing about split keyboards is learning how even though i typed 100+ wpm, i was using weird key-finger distributions such as my right index finger to hit b??? yet, in a matter of 1 week (with a learning curve) my hands have already adapted to this split. muscle memory is fascinating! 
Re: Discussions of "touch typing" or "ten finger typing"
I did learn it in school. I can do it properly, but I generally don't.
What I actually do is a modified version of the *proper* way that is more comfortable for me personally. I tend to minimize the use of my pinky fingers. I pretty much do type the home row of keys with the *proper* fingers—everything else is improvised in a way that works for me.
Does anyone here use an "exotic" keyboard layout like Dvorak, Coleman, Workman, etc? Looking for some advice on them.
Since I never learned proper touchtyping and my home brewed method averages around 40wpm, I've considered learning and using one*.
Idea was that, with a different layout, I wouldn't be able to rely on keyboard labels anymore and that would force me to type properly. Goals are being able to type while only looking at the screen and working back up to my WPM score I have now.
*leaning towards Workman or Coleman atm
#keyboardlayout #typing #dvorak #workman
