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I don't see the point of disabling them. If you're a grown ass adult and you want to learn the homerow movement, just use the homerow until you naturally don't
by thatoneuser 8y ago
I don't see the point of disabling them. If you're a grown ass adult and you want to learn the homerow movement, just use the homerow until you naturally don't feel like using the arrows. It's not really that hard and you can always fall back on the arrow keys if you really can't afford to guess where your cursor will end up next.
- thosakwe 8y agoI disabled mine earlier this week. After a bajillion years of using the arrow keys (even in Vim), I needed something explicit to force me to use the homerow.
- keithnz 8y agoI think this is actually the point he was trying to make in the article, if your instinct is to use the arrows and you want to break that, then Vim can help you!