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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
I didn’t know it at the time but apparently someone shared my blog post about Zed on HackerNews. Just reading through the comments today and came across this beauty; glad they’re happy writing 10 LOC a day because I know I wouldn’t be lol
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
One key piece they missed is that my statement was in reference to learning Vim and its keybindings. It’s true that you may not “write” or “create” a vast amount of new code, but being able to edit code quickly is what Vim/Neovim/Vim Mode is built for.
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Chris Carella
@ccarella
When I first used zed I imagined a world where every piece of software was that performant. I still don’t understand the magic. Is it partially Rust and partially great engineering?
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alex
@alexgrover.eth
I stumbled upon this post organically when I was switching to zed recently, was on the first page of search results for me!
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max ⚡
@maxp.eth
the problem with keyboard maximalism is how painful it makes watching other people work. i would probably go insane if i had to watch this guy write his 10 LOC 😂
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JB Rubinovitz ⌐◨-◨
@rubinovitz
I am going to check on kstenerud in 6 months because I think they're going to get laid off
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makemake
@makemake
I agree with the comment. I have never ever been bottlenecked by my typing speed. My process is think of solution>implement>see why it doesnt work>iterate and no part of this is meaningfully impacted by my typing. What does help are knowing how to use sublime text shortcuts/macros efficiently
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Steve
@sdv.eth
Few understand the might of a 10x LOC Engineer
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