I'd say it would be simple to talk type these using windows 11's redux of voice typing. Pretty damn accurate and easy to modify/variate text/options. I use it all the time to make tech/engineering blog posts, faster and more organic than typing, typically, and it learns your technoacronyms. Combined with voice access, it makes it trivial to fully operate your computer (well, at least, browse the web, email, and media apps) from across the room.
For anyone who hasn't tried the updated version, highly suggest hitting windowskey+h and giving it a shot.
Hm tangential question but shouldn't touch typing be well accessible for many blind computer users?
? blind people can use keyboards
There are braille keyboards too
Or normal keyboards? Many people can type blind. Some learned to do so while born blind, others became blind after they had already learned this skill.
I would assume that the majority of persons on HN are not looking at their keyboard as they type.
I was just giving an additional way to use a computer not known by many.
Either way, we shouldn't rely on the skills of a few to interact with a computer.