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From one piece The Real Reason I Like niri and Vim 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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I have stronger opinions here, I like less choice because it's less surface area to remember.
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These are things that keep you in a flow state while allowing you to move at the speed of thought.
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Nothing matches.
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