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> Whatever key combinations were required to enter data on the terminal had become so ingrained that if you asked her how to do it, she would have to look at wh
by gjadi 3y ago
> Whatever key combinations were required to enter data on the terminal had become so ingrained that if you asked her how to do it, she would have to look at what her hands did. (weird).
As an Emacs user, I'm like that too. I don't know which keys I need to type to perform some operations, only the movement. I'm pretty sure a lot of Emacs users are like that too.
- freedomben 3y agoI'm the same way with vim. Funnily enough, even though I've been using vim for 15 years and rarely ever have to think about what keys to press, when I am on display (for example in a screen share or pair programming) I'll sometimes forget how to use vim and until I can get myself relaxed a bit I'll fumble around like I have no idea how to use a computer.