[hn_throwaway_99]

"with 76% accuracy" - I'm surprised typing competitions even allow scores below some accuracy level, e.g. 95% or so. Missing every fourth letter means it's basically gobbeldygook, and if you were actually typing anything where you even needed to be remotely accurate you'd spend at least 2x as much time revising.

[voxl]

The accuracy measurement is flawed, because the firmware of the device is deleting chorded letters and retyping the chorded word, which artificially reduces accuracy

[umvi]

If it's happening at the firmware level why wouldn't it just resolve the word internally and output only the completed word to the PC?

[liamwestray]

Yes. It’s actually artificially increasing accuracy.