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// How many hours will it take me get proficient with ACME?

as people have said, i think it's about a week or two using
acme an hour or so a day. ahtat's for the whole thing, and
there's a lot of stuff in there. but it's a very consistent
model and remarkably easy to pick up.

the chording itself is about an hour before you're familiar
enough that you don't really think about it, another hour
before it's natural, and, for me, it was one more hour
before i started wondering why something like it wasn't in
tons of other programs.
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