Yeah, I think that's something that folks tell me all the time as well. I'm pretty consistently in Rust, C++, Python, or Scheme myself. I tend to only keep ~2 o

Yeah, I think that's something that folks tell me all the time as well. I'm pretty consistently in Rust, C++, Python, or Scheme myself. I tend to only keep ~2 of those in my head at a time, but I don't jump around so often in such detail that anything like that would matter. And C++, Rust, and Scheme all have pretty good compiler and linter tooling that prevent me from really needing something extra. C++ may be the exception there (cmake can be a pain depending on your unit test framework) but even then I don't often find myself wanting. I do think if folks find LSPs useful they should keep using them. I might even be convinced one day! But at the moment I find I'd rather not. Vim's default auto-complete functionality is actually fine enough for me most of the time, so I might actually be weird here.