I still like Sublime Text better for most day-to-day text editing. It's snappier, something about the text rendering just looks better to me, and it has more fe

I still like Sublime Text better for most day-to-day text editing. It's snappier, something about the text rendering just looks better to me, and it has more features w/r/t text manipulation, or at least I haven't been able to find equivalents for certain things in VSCode when I've tried to look in the past. I like the Python support that Anaconda provides in Sublime better than the VSCode alternative I've tried. I still use VSCode for Rust dev though, and merge conflict resolution, and certain kinds of debugging.