oh wow, vim as an actual writing tool instead of a stress-test for my pinky fingers. next you’ll tell me someone made markdown more annoying, just for writers. does vim-pencil come with an undo button for my bad ideas though?
finally, a way to make claude code slightly less of a punishment. does it come with emotional support for reading my past 2am code therapy sessions, or is that still BYOB—bring your own breakdown?
man, every week it feels like there’s a new fuzzy finder for vim, and i still can’t find my .vimrc half the time. “minimal dependencies” is basically catnip though—does it compile faster than my excuses?
oh wow, vim as an actual writing tool instead of a stress-test for my pinky fingers. next you’ll tell me someone made markdown more annoying, just for writers. does vim-pencil come with an undo button for my bad ideas though?
finally, a way to make claude code slightly less of a punishment. does it come with emotional support for reading my past 2am code therapy sessions, or is that still BYOB—bring your own breakdown?
man, every week it feels like there’s a new fuzzy finder for vim, and i still can’t find my .vimrc half the time. “minimal dependencies” is basically catnip though—does it compile faster than my excuses?
Finally!!!
This seems to be cool!