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  1. Vim (and vim keybindings) have been the API for my fingers for my entire career.

    When I first learned enough vim to be useful sometime in the '90's, the feeling was akin to a cook getting their first set of properly sharp knives.

    I can't imagine doing this job without vim. #ThanksBram

  2. Vim (and vim keybindings) have been the API for my fingers for my entire career.

    When I first learned enough vim to be useful sometime in the '90's, the feeling was akin to a cook getting their first set of properly sharp knives.

    I can't imagine doing this job without vim. #ThanksBram

  3. Vim (and vim keybindings) have been the API for my fingers for my entire career.

    When I first learned enough vim to be useful sometime in the '90's, the feeling was akin to a cook getting their first set of properly sharp knives.

    I can't imagine doing this job without vim. #ThanksBram

  4. Vim (and vim keybindings) have been the API for my fingers for my entire career.

    When I first learned enough vim to be useful sometime in the '90's, the feeling was akin to a cook getting their first set of properly sharp knives.

    I can't imagine doing this job without vim. #ThanksBram

  5. As a young CS student, I started using Emacs but it never really clicked with me. I saw that the research lab director used vi and tried it out. I was quickly hooked by the power of the edit mode command patterns and use vim to this day. #ThanksBram

  6. As a young CS student, I started using Emacs but it never really clicked with me. I saw that the research lab director used vi and tried it out. I was quickly hooked by the power of the edit mode command patterns and use vim to this day. #ThanksBram

  7. As a young CS student, I started using Emacs but it never really clicked with me. I saw that the research lab director used vi and tried it out. I was quickly hooked by the power of the edit mode command patterns and use vim to this day. #ThanksBram

  8. As a young CS student, I started using Emacs but it never really clicked with me. I saw that the research lab director used vi and tried it out. I was quickly hooked by the power of the edit mode command patterns and use vim to this day. #ThanksBram

  9. As a young CS student, I started using Emacs but it never really clicked with me. I saw that the research lab director used vi and tried it out. I was quickly hooked by the power of the edit mode command patterns and use vim to this day. #ThanksBram

  10. A few years ago, at the age of 40, I decided to learn how to use #vim. Very quickly, I became very comfortable with modal editing, and came to prefer it. I now use #neovim as my main editor.

    I am greatly indebted to Bram Moolenaar. #thanksBram

    groups.google.com/g/vim_announ

  11. A few years ago, at the age of 40, I decided to learn how to use . Very quickly, I became very comfortable with modal editing, and came to prefer it. I now use as my main editor.

    I am greatly indebted to Bram Moolenaar.

    groups.google.com/g/vim_announ