The article centers around vim being easy to configure relative to neovim. A daggy but effective trick I started using is using cursor (i.e. a context-aware LL

The article centers around vim being easy to configure relative to neovim. A daggy but effective trick I started using is using cursor (i.e. a context-aware LLM) to help modify my dotfiles, including neovim configs. If it messes up, simply git checkout . to go back to what you had before. But usually an LLM is much faster and more accurate than I am (I'm obviously no pro when it comes to neovim configs). I'm careful to work incrementally - i.e. small changes at a time, and read them carefully to ensure you understand what they're doing - but using an LLM to help modify dotfiles has honestly helped a tonne.