Still though, the article feels overkill. I use VSCode for example and I'm still comfortable enough with a terminal to vi/vim, install/update, manipulate files,

Still though, the article feels overkill. I use VSCode for example and I'm still comfortable enough with a terminal to vi/vim, install/update, manipulate files, search, etc. Yet I'm not nearly as productive vim as I am with VSCode. Basically it doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing sort of deal. Just find the combination that makes you productive, and if you find that your productivity is suffering because of one of your tools then address it accordingly. So far this article reads more like a zealous hyperbolic "It doesn't matter if you think you're productive. You're deceiving yourself and your tools are trash"