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Nerds per Minute: A History of Competitive Typing (2021)
by Sean Wrona
Submitted by @deroche
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Nerds per Minute: A History of Competitive Typing
by Sean Wrona
In 1955, the Dvorak layout got its big break when the United States government's General Services Administration agreed to conduct an experiment to determine whether the QWERTY or Dvorak layout was faster. Dvorak predicted that his typewriter would "increase the typing speed of the average stenographer by 35 per cent."🏁
Submitted by @deroche - 05/22/2025
Book Non-Fiction 5.62 Ranked
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Nerds per Minute: A History of Competitive Typing
by Sean Wrona
In 1955, the Dvorak layout got its big break when the United States government's General Services Administration agreed to conduct an experiment to determine whether the QWERTY or Dvorak layout was faster. Dvorak predicted that his typewriter would "increase the typing speed of the average stenographer by 35 per cent."🏁
Submitted by @deroche - 05/22/2025
Book Non-Fiction 5.62 Ranked
Plays Users