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+# 2021-06-27 | Vim is dangerous
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+I love vim bindings. They're easy, intuitive and increase the productivity. But what makes them unique is that they're not widely spread. Most computers on this planet run Windows OS, which favors it's own text editor - Word. Which is pretty ok, but works very differently.
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+I actually have used Word a lot. In my primary school we have computer lessons on how to create documents and presentations - everything from Word to Excel. And over years it became natural for me to open Word to write something.
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+(Nowadays I think Google Docs is more common)
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+But as I started to get into linux, I also started learning vim. Of course at first it was weird, but after a while in vimtutor I started to get it. And after a month I was speaking vim fluently. In Word I had to do the work, in vim I say the computer what to do and it does that for me. And it's amazing!
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+But with great powers comes great responsibility. Vim spoiled me. Now when I have to edit some document in Google Docs (I don't use any M$ software) everything is so slow and I cannot use those powers. I have a tick, that after writing I hit Escape key.
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+So yeah, if you want to learn vim, be careful, as it breaks your ability to use normie's software.
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 => ../feed.xml Feed
 
+=> 2021-06-27.gmi 2021-06-27 | Vim is dangerous
 => 2021-06-08.gmi 2021-06-08 | IPFS
 => 2021-06-05.gmi 2021-06-05 | Kindle is my new reader
 => 2021-05-26.gmi 2021-05-26 | Back in space