simulating chorded keyboards

[John Abreau]

>Any time I try to show him other people's starts
>he waves them away because designing it is 99%
>of the fun.

Same logic could be applied to programming. Why write in C++, Java,
Perl, or Python, when he could have the fun of designing his own
programming language from scratch?

Heck, why not take it a step further and savor the joys of designing and
fabricating his own CPU? Or even reinvent the entire history of technology
right from the beginning with the earliest stone axe? Yabba dabba do!  :)


On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 6:53 PM, David Rysdam <david at rysdam.org> wrote:

> Paul Beaudet <inof8or at gmail.com> writes:
> > I'm more than willing to sit down with and help out anyone with a serious
> > interest in building typing devices to help people communicate more
> > efficiently.
>
> Thanks for the tips and the offer. Any time I try to show him other
> people's starts he waves them away because designing it is 99% of the
> fun.
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