[BobK]

https://gostanford.com/news/2020/1/18/tr...start.aspx

Very good start for our new coach

Two guys run the mile in 4:00.xx

[BobK]

https://gostanford.com/news/2020/1/18/tr...start.aspx

Very good start for our new coach

Two guys run the mile in 4:00.xx

[M T]

Very could start for our new coach

I assume you type most of your messages on a phone and are afflicted with predictive typing. It seems you need either a smarter or a dumber phone.  ("very could" has to be a very rare bigram!)

I usually am able to understand what you must have meant, but sometimes it is a challenge.

[The earliest (late 1970s) autocorrection that I experienced was DWIM (Do What I Mean) in Xerox Interlisp, but I see it dates back to 1966.  It seemed a good idea, when I first saw it, but it generally didn't work out as well as expected.  50 years later, IMO, autocorrection & predictive typing is still debatable as to its utility.]

[M T]

Very could start for our new coach

I assume you type most of your messages on a phone and are afflicted with predictive typing. It seems you need either a smarter or a dumber phone.  ("very could" has to be a very rare bigram!)

I usually am able to understand what you must have meant, but sometimes it is a challenge.

[The earliest (late 1970s) autocorrection that I experienced was DWIM (Do What I Mean) in Xerox Interlisp, but I see it dates back to 1966.  It seemed a good idea, when I first saw it, but it generally didn't work out as well as expected.  50 years later, IMO, autocorrection & predictive typing is still debatable as to its utility.]