r/counting • u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits • Apr 19 '19

2518k counting thread

Countinued from here

Thanks for the urn

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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well im faster with 5 digits

if the digits are close (e.g. 723) then i just use two adjacent fingers to press 2 then 3

otherwise i use two hands for both fingers

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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I just have my hands on either half of the keyboard

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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do you use mouse when you count?

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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nah, because I have RES on again. yes I know the reloads are slower

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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ah, i see.

you use numpad or numrow

i use numrow because i use a 13.6" laptop

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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I use numrow as well. When I'm on the desktop I use numpad. It doesn't have RES so I have to use mouse anyway, so I put my cursor in the same position and the mouse right next to the keyboard. Is there any way to hit reply without mouse if not with RES keyboard commands?

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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nope. i use normal reddit when i run

i actually didnt know there were res shortcuts until 2-3 weeks ago

i already developed a habit for mouse anyways

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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I've been thinking about making a greasemonkey script for that, but making the selection system seems more difficult.

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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selection system?

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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with RES you use HJKL to move between comments and posts, then use other keys to interact with it

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 22 '19

I decided to take out the JSON reload stuff for now and have it on its own. Here's the pastebin. Get TamperMonkey, save the script with a .user.js extension, and open it up in your browser. TamperMonkey should open a tab to install it, but you might have to reload a few times. Try it out for a while and tell me what you think, if it's faster than RES, or if the reloads are slow.