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> 7531902468 I've been using this (almost) and had forgotten it was from the programmer's Dvorak, but surely it must be: 7531980246 Surely programmers start
by minimilian 5y ago
> 7531902468
I've been using this (almost) and had forgotten it was from the programmer's Dvorak, but surely it must be:
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Surely programmers start counting from 0 and use 0 more often than 8.
- eimrine 5y ago> Surely programmers start counting from 0 and use 0 more often than 8. So interesting that me and you are using the same argumentation for different positions of all even digits. Maybe it is just a matter of habit, for example my layout for my mother language is heavy modified for some reasons I do not want to put on debate.
- minimilian 5y agoNot sure what you mean, but don't you agree that, if we take 0 to come before 1 and not after 9, there's an asymmetry between the left and the right hand?
- eimrine 5y agoBoth yes and not. There is some asymmetry in wrist's angle but there is kind of a symmetry that you have two keys left from our 7 and two keys right from my 8 (your 6). If I understood your POV correctly then you seems to consider the position of [ and ] symbols in Programmer Dvorak as symmetric for you.
- minimilian 5y agoNo, on a regular keyboard I regard 4 as corresponding to 7, since they are both pressed by the index finger directly above the home position. I see the numbers as split in odd and even between the left and the right hand. 75319 80246