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At the very end of my Keyboard Calculations video I show a spreadsheet with all of your usernames (alphabet characters only) ranked by total travel distance between the letters on a standard QWERTY keyboard.

If you give up trying to find your name: comment below and I'll do my best to give you the distance. But surely half the fun is trying to find it yourself!

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Why the longest English word is PAPAL and SPA is the pointiest.

Get Private Internet Access for 2.08 $/month: https://privateinternetaccess.com/standupmaths (That's cheaper than what I'm paying!) Here are my files with all the distances and angles on a keyboard. http://pi-ratebay.com/files/all_keyboard_distances.txt http://pi-ratebay.com/files/all_keyboard_angles.txt If you want the original coordinates of all keys, I'm pretty sure you can find that on http://pi-ratebay.com/ Thanks to everyone who made those ridiculous Mathematics He Wrote opening titles possible. The folder was crafted by Lisa Mathers, the SUM theme was one again remixed by Howard Carter and the whole thing was directed by Alex Genn-Bash. I did all my own typing. For my word list I used "words_alpha.txt" from here: https://github.com/dwyl/english-words Here is Sam Hartburn's cross product Geogebra file: https://www.geogebra.org/m/ez7sqwxw The tshirt I'm wearing is 'Focal Point' which has sadly been discontinued by Ugmonk: https://ugmonk.com/products/focal-point Thanks to all my Patreon supporters who help make these videos possible. If you can't find your name in the credits, I'll be handing out distances over here: CORRECTIONS: - At 09:57 I say PAPAL averages 13.1cm "per journey" when I should have said "per letter". Consider this my confession. - Let me know if you spot any other mistakes! And here are most of the words mentioned in this video: MINIMUM (distance = 248.0mm, angle = 77.4°) DICHLORODIPHENYLTRICHLOROETHANE (distance = 2119.5mm, angle = 1548.0°) ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIANISM (distance = 2031.8mm, angle = 1229.3°) SUPERINCOMPREHENSIBLENESS (distance = 1665.5mm, angle = 1090.4°) PALAPALA (distance = 1112.9mm, angle = 19.6°) PAPAL (distance = 655.7mm, angle = 6.5°) PAPA (distance = 503.3mm, angle = 0.0°) AS (distance = 19.1mm, angle = 0.0°) ASS (distance = 19.1mm, angle = 0.0°) POO (distance = 19.1mm, angle = 0.0°) POOP (distance = 38.1mm, angle = 0.0°) DEESS (distance = 43.4mm, angle = 50.9°) WEEDS (distance = 57.7mm, angle = 180.0°) WEEWEE (distance = 57.2mm, angle = 0.0°) WEEWEED (distance = 76.8mm, angle = 104.0°) DISMANTLEMENT (distance = 1124.2mm, angle = 143.3°) SPA (distance = 316.6mm, angle = 0.8°) FUZZ (distance = 162.8mm, angle = 0.9°) GAZOGENE (distance = 523.5mm, angle = 310.3°) SCHIZOGONY (distance = 638.2mm, angle = 407.0°) WAYZGOOSE (distance = 502.8mm, angle = 294.0°) OUTREACH (distance = 255.3mm, angle = 878.2°) ETHMOIDS (distance = 278.4mm, angle = 798.9°) NONMISCHIEVOUSNESS (distance = 965.9mm, angle = 1068.5°) NONSUBSTITUTIONARY (distance = 989.4mm, angle = 1038.4°) Filming and editing by Alex Genn-Bash Props by Lisa Mathers Geogebra by Sam Hartburn Music by Howard Carter Design by Simon Wright and Adam Robinson All typing by Matt Parker MATT PARKER: Stand-up Mathematician Website: http://standupmaths.com/ US book: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/610964/humble-pi-by-matt-parker/ UK book: https://mathsgear.co.uk/collections/books/products/humble-pi-signed-paperback

Comments

Imre Polik

I'm sure my last name (Polik) is top 10 (for shortest distance) among names with at least 5 different letters. Now let me watch the video to find out.

Clay Brooks

"restaurant" is the most fun to type on a swipe QWERTY keyboard. Three eclipses of slightly increasing size and you've got "restaurant"

Karim Maassen

552.80 mm, 585.67° thank you very much

Toby Archer

Using Pythagoras is no shock to engineers. The first thing you learn in mechanics problems is that figuring out the geometry is most of the battle. And it's mostly triangles.

Benjamin van de Vorstenbosch

I think sass could also be considered one of the shortest 4 letter words. Not sure if that counts since it's slang though. I got 12th longest! 1548.79mm

Meta Raappana

I’m not done with the video yet so this isn’t a my name distance thing but in the “everyday use of Pythagoras” screen you misspelled Pythagoras as Pythagorus, am I right in assuming that was unintentional?

Andy Clarke

Took a while but found it, 788.55mm, 274.07°. Pretty cool and surprisingly far for the number of characters! Thanks!

Mustafa Barodawala

im now wondering what the ideal arrangement of letters are such that the total distance across all* words are minimized (where “all words”, as this video shows, is very very subjective!)

Tim Monaghan

I tried so hard, and got so far, but in the end, I couldn’t find my bloody name

standupmaths

Oh yeah, total accident. My editor is a complete uss.

Mattias Hermansson

Now we just need a similar program for counting travel length when doing touch typing :> For example, my first name only requires three fingers to do a single diagonal movement each, and then they don't move. So if the fingers are already in position, say you write my name twice, the second time you type it, the fingers do not move from their position at all.

Timothy Bexon

My year 4 teacher use to use the nickname FRED for any games he'd trial before playing properly because it was a little loop on a keyboard.

Shivi Sharma

I remember having a friend named Hannah Yu whose login for most things was HYU and I always felt she lucked out on having such a quick login to type - surely she saved tens of seconds over the span of her life compared to more mundane names / logins. Also, I failed in finding my name! I need validation of my numerical glory please.

Rick Rubenstein

You are having far too much fun with the credits these days. Please continue.

Al O'Neill

So 436.09 and 418.07° for the shortened version of my name. This prompted me to notice that my full name actually loops back on itself (first name — Allen — all left turns, last name all right — even if you were to add the apostrophe).

Stewart Caswell

I have to be one of the only people with one of the shortest travel distances and one of the largest total angles (480mm, 1080º). I love my name, because I'm very left-handed, and a part from the Ls, my name is completely left-handed. Also, if you're having trouble finding your name, you can pause the video and use the < and > keys (or the comma and period) to move frame by frame.

Antje Dros

Found it! 555.89 mm, 323.01°. No idea what to do with this information, but I appreciate it nontheless!

Timothy Bexon

I actually found my name first time watching the video. I'm so lucky. 590.74mm and 474.09°. Thanks Matt. Glad I became a Patreon.

Topottsel

Great video! Deserves to be in a Mathematical recreational journal! Watching the names at the end in 0.25 speed helps. Managed to find mine first time at 29:55. topottsel 390.63mm - 670.94 degrees I noticed names like jimmy & bobby being low down on distance, very satisfying to type. I hope we get a follow-up on sentences. shortest, most satifying etc (not longest!), maybe a channel 2 video or something.

Justin Wisby

Would love to see whole books passed through this to see which books have the largest distance per page or per word.

Paul Ganzevoort

If I counted right I'm 279th in name length with 979.34 :D Had to manually calculate my own name length to find myself though, which was thankfully pretty easy using a spreadsheet and the coordinates I downloaded from pi-ratebay haha :D

xje4

Next time you need ASCII names and don't want to destroy the original names, what about just encoding them with UTF-8 and use the hex or base64 representation ;)

Sys121525

147.87 mm, 0.0 degrees.

Jacqueline James

Found mine - 1142.58mm, 613.70 deg which is 0.0035 times the height of the Eiffel Tower. Thanks 😀

Dave Ensminger

Awesome video. Haven’t finished watching it yet, but I noticed that when you calculated the average travel distance for words (like papal and papa), you’re dividing the total distance by the number of letters in the words instead of the number of journeys in the word (which would be 1 fewer than the number of letters). I was confused at first because the word papa has travel distances all above 15 cm but you state the average to be just over 13 cm.

Dave Ensminger

…and now I see your edit where you explain this. Ignore me. Keep moving lol

Jon Nelson

Took me 10 minutes to realize I don't use my full name on here...

Jon Nelson

jonnelson is 40% shorter than jonathannelson

Turing Eret

You should modify your program to figure out the total distance traveled when you do double hunt-and-peck or touch typing. Double hunt-and-peck wouldn't be too bad. Just split the keyboard into two zones, break the word into two substrings that contain the letters from each zone and then sum those distances. Touch typing would be a bit more involved. You'd have to split the keyboard into the eight zones, calculate the distance between the home position and the key rather than between the keys as well as the travel time back to the home position, but you'd also have to include logic that if adjacent letters are in the same zone, you don't return to the home position.

rp0

I feel like I'm one of those edgecases ruining spreadsheets...

John Leith

I would just like to point out that Antidisestablishmentarianism isn't the longest word in the English language. It's Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. The longest word in the OED is floccipaucinihilipilification. Mind you neither of them pass the "real people use them in normal conversation" test so there isn't a lot of point to my comment. Disregard my last - Out.

Patrick W. Gilmore

[Posted this on YT comments as well.] Anyone else amused that Matt's "delete" key is very shiny - shinier than any other key? (See 3:30, for instance.) Have to delete a lot of characters, do we Matt? ;-)

Joachim Bergt

It's still weird, that the QWERTY-Keyboard was designed to be slow (as not to clash the levers), but it still managed to become the Standard for Computers (I believe, because the first people to really use Computer-Keyboards were the Typists from manual Typewriters). How would the travel-Length change when switching from QWERTY to dvorak keyboard layout (which is optimzed for Speed). Or when doing perfect blind 10-finger-writing (with the fingers starting on ASDF and JKL: and summing up the distance of each finger)

Dan Oberste

I would like to inquire of Ronald Landheer-Cieslak's parents if they named their son that entirely so that he could end up with the given name having the longest keyboard path on Matt's list?🤔

Dan Oberste

Mine is too, but I hypothesize that it's because of the ferocity with which I stab that key!!! 🤬👇👇👇

Frank Gevaerts

Found it! 572.48 mm, 893.72° :) My lookup method was easy: grab nearby calipers and keyboard, measure distances and add them up, reduce the amount of video scrolling I have to watch. Easy! (I got 574 mm with my quick not-very-accurate measurements)

Christopher Mayfield

christophermayfield 1335.51 mm 867.4' I noticed there a ton of christopher at the end as well. side note it was fun listening to the last few minutes in slow mo :-)

Patrick W. Gilmore

QWERTY was not invented to stop the keys from jamming. That is a myth. It's also not 100% clear Dvorak is much better. Some people say it does, some say it doesn't. This has some info on the above: https://youtu.be/O_Be_2FG6F4

Grant Parks

Could I get mine? I couldn't find it in the video but I gotta love and appreciate what I assume amounted to multiple evenings of unnecessary detail!

Dominik Roszkowski

I was really happy to find my name to be over 1 meter long (1069 mm) when measured by one finger typing distance on Matt's keyboard <3

Joost Smits

I guess my name is somewhere around the 474-475 but it goes too fast to find it in the video. Am I right?

Jaco Roselt

After watching the video at 1/4 speed, I found my name at 820.67. Not too bad.

UsrBinPRL

Good video. Great to see Sky the Lab making several appearances. But the important thing is this. Would you be interested in selling that keyboard? It looks like the old wired version of the Mac keyboard. Mine died and the new model from Apple doesn't work with my old Mac Pro.

Benny J Artist

Thanks Matt!! Changing topic but related… My favourite maths/words relationship is Zipfs law. Blows my mind. And is applicable across languages. It’s pure voodoo. Vsauce has a good YouTube video on it. I’d love to see what you could do with it Matt! (Zipfs law according to wiki: the most frequent word will occur approximately twice as often as the second most frequent word, three times as often as the third most frequent word, etc.(the larger the text the more accurate this is)). This applies to all languages not just English (well I think all, most anyway)

Patrick W. Gilmore

979.42 & 689.77, not bad! Plus hearing your voice at 1/4 speed was entertaining.

InzeNL

What I find interesting is that my total angle (404.06 angle not found) is way higher than the ones in ranking right above (123.08) and below (62.41) me

Clair McCowlen

1203.58mm and 153.09°. Also, loved being called out by the text on the typewriter.

The Doomfields

I kept watching and watching and not seeing my name, so I paused the video and calculated it myself based on the attached data. I come in at 1150.96mm ... if only I'd waited until the end of the video! Also, never noticed before that every letter of my last name alternates hands. So, thanks for this journey of self-discovery.

Niklas Haglund

what about the classic Finnish military profession: lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas? (translation: aircraft jet turbine engine auxiliary mechanic non-commissioned student)

Scott Myers

447.57 mm! 356.05 degrees!!! WOOO!!!

Vito Kekin

I couldn't find mine, what is it?

Roberto Casula

Was much quicker to write the code than to find my name in the video :) @Vito, have a look at 498.05 :)

Brian Forrest (edited)

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2026-09-08 08:00 there is no way i will EVER be able to find my name in that crawl. i was able to find it in the prime video because each group was alphabetical, so if i didn't see it, i could just wait for the next "B" group, but this is another beast entirely.
2021-08-18 18:54

Maarten Daalder

791.97mm and 573.0 degrees. Also, you sound completely hammered/smashed at quarter speed. :D

Marek Lisowski

The real question is: what's the distance and angle of "Humble Pi"?

Håvard Nybøe

966.26 mm and 1034.57° Almost 1 meter and over 1000 degrees, I feel I need to thank my parents for that!

Vasyl Mykhaliuk

New to Patreon, commenting to check how my name appears here.

Arnim Sommer

602.49mm, 511.97° What, did you say, is the median of the list?^^ Love the wig, BTW

Mark Smith

I spent entirely too long looking for my full name only to realize I'm one of the three Marks in the list. Sigh.

Erin

I grew up with shows like MathNet, which I liked to think of as the height of absurdity in moving pictures about mathematics (it once guest starred Weird Al!), but WOW THIS INTRO

Hannes Güdelhöfer

Comming from the Mechanical Keyboard community: What about ortholinear keyboards? (and then: what about other keyboard layouts (Dvorak for example!) :D Loved the video! (also ü and ö (at least in german) are being exchanged with "ue" and "oe" respectively, which would give me boost up from my 871mm for sure!.

Vasyl Mykhaliuk

Well, I've got no idea how you handled cyrillic, but now it's 724.76 mm long UPD: and 924.75° angled

Gilad Teller

Awesome video! I would love it if you shared the code you wrote for this video. Any chance seeing it on GitHub? It would be fun adapting it for keyboards in other languages.

Dan

This looks like a fun video. Excited to watch later! My numbers include the 2 digit year, month, and day of my birthday in the digits. With an 8 out front. Doesn't mean anything, but love to see number patterns. :)

Falcon Scientist

Found mine! 659.85 mm across 13 letters which is 50.76mm per letter.

Rhys Bevan

Not me going through on 0.25X speed to find mine😂😂

Paul Emmett

Yes I’m resorting to 0.25x to find myself as well!

John Leith

For me the calculations are different. Since the 1990's I've been using a Maltron L89 keyboard. It helped cure my tendonitis.

Nomen Nescio

So what about other keyboard layouts? What's the best layout to minimize distance or angle, colemak, dvorak, qwerty?

standupmaths

I actually borrowed it from my office mate! So sadly it is not mine to sell.

Timur Sultanov

Was rewatching as I did I noticed a mistake, so here goes: CORRECTION: at 3:40 you say "So the top 4 rows, now including the letters" instead you should have said "So top 4 rows, now including the numbers" (or "digits" would work too, but not "letters")

Vito Kekin

Thanks! Neat to know

Steven Schroeder

At 16:47: What's the longest word you can type all on the top row? And at 10 letters, TYPEWRITER is equal longest ...if you discount words like TERRORPROOF. 11 letters. There you go. However, TERRORPROOF ends with a letter F, which is not on the top row, so doesn't need to be discounted, as it doesn't meet the criteria. There you go.

Kadin Tucker

Found my name! 678.5 mm. Instead of slowly scrolling through all the footage I decided I would try to estimate the length of my name based on my own laptop keyboard layout, and made educated guesses of the distances between keys not in the same row by counting the number of full key jumps and multiplying by 19.05 mm, and of course using pythagoras. I managed to overestimate it quite a bit, at 698 mm, but it was fairly close.

David G Briscombe

Oh dear! I could not believe my finger would have to travel 851.09 mm just to type my name!. But then I realized this assumes using the same relative spot on each key e.g. the centre and if I take a more optimal route from/ to the edges of successive keys this figure overstates the shortest distance by 35% (ok, 25% assuming ,say, I hit at 75% of half the inter key distance away from the centre of each key but even so...). Relieved :-)

T Y

I feel proud to be the lowest of the non zero distance names.

Jeff Hoffmann

Hmm, shorter than I expected, although I do have a few repeats so that keeps the total low I guess. I'd be interested in seeing a distribution graph -- since names here are self-selected is there some sort of length that people try to limit themselves to without thinking just because of how hard it is to type longer names? I know my normal user name on other social media is significantly shorter because the letters are more clustered but that's not really the reason. Also, did you consider looking at distances for properly trained typists (who hold their fingers on the middle row to start)? I could imagine it being 3x less distance vs hunt & peck.

blakethepatton

Probably one of my favorite videos to come from your YouTube channek. All the little gags and side jokes got a handful of giggles out of me.

Tahg

I was having trouble finding mine, and then I remembered it goes by username and not the name for the shipping address. I was then able to find it easily at 7.41063 inches.

Arnim Sommer

I heard NEO is good at that…

Arnim Sommer

Just the title, or each chapter/the whole book?

Przemek Zdunek

@Matt, I hope that you, the keen cyclist (BTW is that a crash mark on the arm?), would be happy to find out the cycling commentators are referring to Pythago,as Theorem. Here's the evidence https://youtu.be/hxhCaZFIx5s?t=353

UsrBinPRL

The search continues!

Robert Watkins

I have an orthogonal Dvorak keyboard so everything you talked about doesn't apply to me. Which is normal for me which brings up your claim of "X in everyday life." I think your everyday life isn't the same as the average person. Which I think you've covered previously :). 642.88mm.

Andrea Kohlmann

I managed to find mine by going through the whole thing at 0.25 speed. And mine is 1098.14mm. The hunt and peck method has my name at over 10 metres long. I hate to imagine how long it would be if I used my full name rather than just the middle initial. You really don't think about that kind of stuff. Entertaining video as always!

Mallory Strom

in case anyone else was wondering, deess=goddess

Garnet Butcher

Found mine 619.23 mm & 615.32° -- made me wonder this: Are there any of your Patreon supporters with a perfectly equivalent (unitless) value for distance and angle?? Mine is so close!

Paavo Saarinen

okay, so 814.43mm distance, easily in the top 20% longest, but still 1500mm away from the actual longest name, pretty neat

Brett Coryell

Videos like this, just the sheer joy in exploring the topic and willingness to go an extra mile or two or three is why I'm a patron. Also, listening to Matt talk as I play the video at 0.3x speed to try to find my name ... priceless!

Andrea Kohlmann

Oh right, it's 10 mm to a cm then 100 cm to a m

Sabrina Bea

I went through several times, and then I finally found it — right when you say good luck finding it.

Seven

My name was only 17 degrees, I must be one of the most acute patrons! Lol

Maria Jose Belda Beneyto

Ohh I can't find my name :'( Can you share it as a pdf? It will be easier to find :)

Grant Hay

Well, after half an hour, I finally found mine! What I mean is, my name is shown literally after half an hour, at 30:01 into the video. :) I actually just spent a couple minutes with a tape measure to get an approximation (457), which was only 9 rows away from the actual 461.57. My girlfriend didn't even bat an eye or comment on me measuring key distances! She's really one-in-a-million, by which I mean, she actually is a Dvorak keyboard user. Speaking of which... SEQUEL??

Uri Rothschild

i gave up :-( UPDATE: and then gave up giving up. and found it 💪 (756.52/557.83). and there's even my birthyear hidden in there

standupmaths

I am thinking of looking at two-finger double hunt and pack, but we'll see if I make a follow-up video.

standupmaths

That is actually an old keyboard my office mate had. But your conclusion is still accurate.

standupmaths

I took all zero-degree words out of the running for 'pointiest' as 'infinitely pointy' felt like cheating.

standupmaths

You underestimate yourself! joostsmits 537.66 mm 392.87°

standupmaths

Median distance is 650.68 mm. And you will be pleased to know that I have kept the wig.

standupmaths

Sure. The code is a bit of a mess but let me see if I can get it on github in a useful form. No promises.

standupmaths

I know! What a mess. No idea how that even slipped through into my one-row lists. I might have been reading off the 'small angle list' by mistake but I've not looked into it.

standupmaths

Yes indeed, the missing part of that arm is on a roundabout somewhere in Surrey. I'll check out that video!

standupmaths

Good question! I checked. Yours is the 28th closest. The winner goes to bradwalker with 491.09 mm and 491.19°.

standupmaths

Patreon has your name as "Majo Belda" and so majobelda is 688.43 mm and 489.26°.

Turing Eret

Can you share the code you used? I'd write the double hunt and peck and touch typing, but I don't want to start from scratch. ;)

Turing Eret

If anyone is still having trouble, you can get a decent first order approximation using the Manhattan (ish) distance. Just count the path your name makes by only going up-down (well, a sort of slight diagonal up-down) and left-right, then multiply that distance by 19.05. So, "matt" would be up 1, left 6, up 1, right 4 for 12 and then multiply that by 19.05. That number will be greater than the actual number, but it'll be fairly close, so it'll give you a place to start looking. And on YouTube, you can move ahead one frame with the . (period) key

Bryan Appleby

I set out to find which other words have the same shape on the keyboard as minimum. Answer: None. But I did find a bunch of other words that share a shape. Like "Escort" and "Waxier". Results and code here: https://github.com/colbeseder/Typing-Shapes

John Sawyer

#Here you go, some ugly code for the pythoneers to yell at me over but you can calculate things #yourself. :D from numpy import array,dot from math import sqrt,cos # positions of the leters. poses=[(0,0.),(1,0.),(2,0.),(3,0.),(4,0.),(5,0.),(6,0.),(7,0.),(8,0.),(9,0.), (0.25,1.),(1.25,1.),(2.25,1.),(3.25,1.),(4.25,1.),(5.25,1.),(6.25,1.),(7.25,1.),(8.25,1.), (0.75,2.),(1.75,2.),(2.75,2.),(3.75,2.),(4.75,2.),(5.75,2.),(6.75,2.),] # the letters in a qwerty keyboard. (You can sub for other keyboards. letters=['q','w','e','r','t','y','u','i','o','p', 'a','s','d','f','g','h','j','k','l', 'z','x','c','v','b','n','m'] lposes={} for i in range(26): lposes[letters[i]]=array((poses[i])) def dist(v): return(sqrt(dot(v,v))) def lengthOfWord(word): s=word[0] l=0. for c in word[1:]: l+=dist(lposes[c]-lposes[s]) s=c return l*19.05 if(__name__=="__main__"): print (lengthOfWord("johnsawyer"))

Gilad Teller

Don't worry about making it useful. Just push it as is. I'm sure your audience will have fun with it. If you get around to make it better, make another commit.

Arnim Sommer

So we can expect more wig-ly mathematics videos? ;-)

Aescula Janus

There's no way I can find my name in there with it going so fast. I did find my fragile prime in the last one though

John Sawyer

You are 834.5mm long so look at 30:52 seconds.

Daniel Welsh

If interested, here are Dvorak values (please double-check me) # positions of the Dvorak letters poses=[(3,0.),(4,0.),(5,0.),(6,0.),(7,0.),(8,0.),(9,0.), (0.25,1.),(1.25,1.),(2.25,1.),(3.25,1.),(4.25,1.),(5.25,1.),(6.25,1.),(7.25,1.),(8.25,1.),(9.25,1.), (1.75,2.),(2.75,2.),(3.75,2.),(4.75,2.),(5.75,2.),(6.75,2.),(7.75,2.),(8.75,2.),(9.75,2.)] # the letters in a Dvorak keyboard letters=['p','y','f','g','c','r','l', 'a','o','e','u','i','d','h','t','n','s', 'q','j','k','x','b','m','w','v','z' ]

John Sawyer

So of course the next thing to do is to take this feed some text to it and see if the central tenet of the Dvorak is true. If it was then the length of the words should be smaller and with more of the keys being on the central row the angle (which my code can be extended to calc) should be smaller too. :D

Chad MILLER

Your python is fine. The difference an expert would have is the for i in range(26): lposes[letters[i]]=array((poses[i])) would be lposes = dict(zip(letters, poses))

Kiriakos Kalpakidis

Hilarious. My name comes out 7th from last, and 3rd from what are arguably proper names. It's no wonder I have carpal tunnel....

Liz

My angle is 123.6! What a wonderful angle to have :-) I was 10mm off of my height in cm though, (I am 165.5cm tall, and the length of my name is 155.5) Thanks Matt!