okasion on Nostr: Richard Carroll but how can it be faster than tapping one key which you are already ...

Richard Carroll (nprofile…le9r) but how can it be faster than tapping one key which you are already touching (just not pressing), say, you're moving left to right, you have your 3 fingers on left, up, and right keys, so you want to move to right, immediately apply pressure to the right key, it take very very few miliseconds, and you still have your fingers on the keys, so you can move immediately to other direction; all this vs having to move a stick that takes some (miliseconds again, but more) from left to the right, because your moving it instead of pressing the key (moving it takes more time than having a movement key ready for any direction)?