Absolutely. As others have mentioned in this thread, by far the largest benefit to effort ratio is from learning the vanilla keybindings and becoming fluent in

Absolutely. As others have mentioned in this thread, by far the largest benefit to effort ratio is from learning the vanilla keybindings and becoming fluent in them. All the custom key maps, plugins, and settings come later. If I were you I would start by enabling vim mode in vscode and practicing there. You get autocomplete by default and a familiar environment and can just focus on gaining keybinding proficiency. Then, as you get more experienced the new shortcuts you will want to define will come naturally.