The diving bell and the butterfly
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Read on Hacker NewsDespite his condition, he wrote the book The Diving Bell and the Butterfly by blinking when the correct letter was reached by a person slowly reciting the alphabet over and over again. Man, how did they not work up a system like morse code? That's horrible . Mad props for the patience, though.
Read on Hacker NewsI actually read "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" a while back and all I could think the whole time was "binary search, binary search, huffman tree, something other than linear search please god".
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