It does appear though that for on-site interviews, folks using emacs did not do well. > Using Emacs and/or Vim is also a test of how much you care, primarily b

It does appear though that for on-site interviews, folks using emacs did not do well. > Using Emacs and/or Vim is also a test of how much you care, primarily because they're not the default anymore That's probably true, but I want to add that I used emacs/vim because I hung around with folks who looked down on other tools. So, it wasn't so much that I cared about my tools as it was about I wanted to fit in.