I can’t quite pin down what it is, but something about this feels… bitter? There’s definitely something lost with having more people invade your community, no d

I can’t quite pin down what it is, but something about this feels… bitter? There’s definitely something lost with having more people invade your community, no doubt. But casting a wide net where “doesn’t know what nvim is” and “being a typing monkey that doesn’t give a fuck” are directly correlated feels like you’re picking a radius of hobbies around yours and setting up a fence. I know a ton of people who are into development as a design medium. They aren’t really into the nitty-gritty of the tools, but they will talk your ear off about colour theory, interaction UX models and their favourite eras of icon design. Seeing a lot more designer-developers lately, which makes me happy. :) There’s of course lots of dull people, of which some percentage will become developers because it’s a career. But I just don’t like making nvim and YOUR nerdiness the barrier eh?