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I haven't tried this software, but I imagine it's more about having the UI keep up, so you can stay in the flow state.

• hansonkd 3y ago
  Is raw code output so large that your editor can't "keep up" really something to optimize for? For me personally I write as little code as possible. you don't get bonus points for number of lines you write.
  • lillecarl 3y ago
    Yes, while at the same time having a responsive UI is important for editing, and we're not hanging less stuff in our editors than yesterday. Both emacs and neovim and vscode are essentially IDEs today.
  • satvikpendem 3y ago
    Yes it is, especially when you work with lots of large files in big codebases. I can open files in Vim that would crash VSCode, which is essentially why I still use Vim for certain parts of development.