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This page is well at the bottom of the first results page, and vim tells you how to exit it now when you try things like ctrl+c. I don't think anyone is in dang
by ryanmcbride 7y ago
This page is well at the bottom of the first results page, and vim tells you how to exit it now when you try things like ctrl+c. I don't think anyone is in danger.
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- SilasX 7y ago>This page is well at the bottom of the first results page It's at the bottom now, yes, but if this (and copycats) takes off, it won't be. I've seen cases where the search results get so dominated by oh-so-clever parodies that are mixed in with legit answers that you can't tell which is which. >vim tells you how to exit it now when you try things like ctrl+c. Which is great, if that version of vim universally replaced all the others, and every newbie was aware of ctrl-C. For context: in 2011, I tried the project Open Hatch, specifically designed for newbies, and if you followed their tutorial instructions, you could get dumped into a vim terminal with no idea how to get out. >I don't think anyone is in danger. With respect, I'd suggest updating your criteria for making this judgment.
- ryanmcbride 7y agoYou're being a little dramatic
- SilasX 7y agoAs long as we're giving feedback, you could do better on empathy for those who don't know the same things you do.