Voice input generation is here: those who practiced typing in school feel like fossils
yuwen_lu_ · x · 2026-10-14
A Chinese-language post observes a generational shift in typing culture: colleagues now finish their work entirely with voice input, joining the "typeless cult," while typing speed comes from group chats and Apple's error-prone keyboard. The author jokes that the generation trained on Jinshan typing software is becoming a "living fossil," adding a hope that open source beats closed source.
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