>his wpm is less than 100
what's your excuse, sub-humans?
My keyboard is terrible.
I doubt they even have ten fingers.
I think slower (longer) about what I write than how fast my fingers are (it's probably around 85-100 WPM in bursts)
typing at full WPM is only good for artificial speed tests and mindless shitposting
>>54415490
This is the keyboard i'm using right now, and I still bang out 110 wpm
There's literally no excuse
>HIS WPM IS LOWER THAN 10.000
INPUT VALID EXCUSE, HUMAN
>
>>54415524
I can't tell by looking but does your keyboard have keys that require different amounts of pressure to depress and sometimes jam? Because mine does.
>inb4 clean your keyboard
>>54415470
I never bothered learning to type properly, I've been content with 70 wpm
>>54415558
clean your keyboard
>>54415554
10wpm is terrible
>>54415470
lol step up nigga
>>54415470
I don't plan to become a secretary
>>54415575
OH SNAP I CALLED IT
It's clean. The keys jam because the plastic guides which direct the keys into the membrane have rough edges.
>starting a thread with worst gem
disgusting
>>54418928
The whole show is shit anyways
I don't type for a living
60 is good enough for me
>>54415470
Fuck off, weeb.
>>54415590
dude nice
>>54415470
On a good day I can do around 115. On average I'd say I do 90-105
>>54415470
I'm a normie ;^)
My left hand is retarded and slow and is also the reason why I could never play guitar hero because I suck cocks all day.
Fuck you
I find it much harder to take a typing test than to type out my thoughts like I'm doing now. I understand that it's the only way to accurately measure typing speed but it doesn't mirror real life for most of us. How often do you sit there transcribing something off of another piece of paper?
>tfw bang out 90wpm using 3 fingers
>never bothered to learn home row typing
>horrible accuracy, a ton of mistakes, but i fix them really quickly too
>i have no fucking clue how i do it
>>54420527
You wanna know the secret?
90 isn't good.
>>54420589
I'm not a CENG/SENG piece of shit codemonkey, 90 is damn well sufficient for people who aren't stapled to a keyboard for their life.
>>54420603
me neither and I'm banging 130 average
>>54420603
And 3.5 inches is definitely enough for any woman who isn't just a slut or prostitute.
>>54415470
I haven't owned a computer in over 3 years. I do everything on my phone nowadays.
>>54415590
>>54420368
meh
>>54420624
And 9.0 inches is going to make everyone you sleep with physically uncomfortable and/or cause them pain - and not in a good way.
Go home, friend, your analogies are shit.
>>54420633
the noose is too low
I only use my index, middle and ring finger for typing and sometimes thumb for space key. My wpm is 90-100.
>>54420603
Not the Anon you're replying to, but why would those be the occupations you associate with fast typing? Code can be very long but it's not typically written at hyperspeed for hours on end. Each line is fairly short and there are quite a few pauses for thought along the way. If anything I wouldn't expect codemonkeys to be fast at typing much of anything except certain words like "function" and "return."
Fast typing is something better associated with people who spend their day typing a stream of thought like I am now. Think secretaries, bloggers, novelists, PR, etc. They're handling long-form writing with a huge variety of words.
>>54420682
You make a good point. Thanks for the clarification. :)
>>54420652
Well yeah, 231.4 WPM would fuck up your fingers. In this analogy the penis length would be 5.4 inches, which is average or slightly below average depending on who you trust. Certainly sufficient for most users at that point, in regards to cock size or WPM.
In case you want to check the math, I used 140 WPM.
>>54420703
girth > length, and why are you even trying to literally turn this into a dick comparison circle in the locker room anyway
>>54420718
I didn't bring cocks into it, I just wanted to make sure we had a proper equivalency between WPM and dick length.
I personally agree, anything over 4" is enough if it's thick enough, though aesthetics definitely suffer.
>>54420831
>I didn't bring cocks into it, I just wanted to make sure we had a proper equivalency between WPM and dick length.
things /g/ says
>>54415522
I disagree. It's not useful for programming, but for essays, if you outline what you want to write, then you type to keep up with your thinking.
>>54420589
90 is actually high above the average.
It might not be good in your little autist world, but it is in the real world.
>>54422080
The average is useless because grandmas drag it down. I hate to bring dicks back into it but you're basically saying a micropenis is average because ~50% of the population doesn't even have a penis. Filter it to average 16-35 y/o male or find the mean of the population that types daily and I guarantee you that 90 would bring great dishonor upon your entire family.
>>54415612
De-burr your keyboard
>>54422113
Grandmas were far more likely to have been taught proper touch typing. More like it's dumbed millennials dragging it down.
Programing is 90% thinking and 10% relaxing writing what you thought, so wpm really doesn't matter much.
>tfw 53
Who really cares anyway?
It's not like I'm a receptionist
>>54422113
I can guarantee its still above average in that frame.
Certainly not below.
>>54415524
iirc those models usually use ALPS switches so you've got a better than avg. keyboard there even with the unusually large keys
I peak somewhere around 80 wpm now.
It seems that there isn't much difference between mechanical and rubber dome keyboards for me as long as the layout isn't fucked up and the keys work reliably.
>>54422153
This is really an astonishingly stupid comment
>>54415470
what anime is this?
>>54422605
スティーブン・ユニバース
>>54420682
My fast typing comes from forum roleplaying. I could type paragraphs for hours during that hobby and I still do. But I've realized that my brain moves a whole lot faster these days compared to my fingers, so it's easier for me to make typos or to fill in a word with something similarly sounded without going back and proofreading. My brain assumes a lot so I assume sentences are done when they end up missing particles.
Actually you should learn to type slower. You're fingers will work longer that way.
>>54415470
Id be more concerned about reading speed personally as it influences your rate of learning.
>>54415470
Sorry, I have other people to type for me
RSI
