Becoming comfortable with a stock computing environment is a powerful ability. What I always find comedic, is that the rate I can do work is rarely gated by ho

Becoming comfortable with a stock computing environment is a powerful ability. What I always find comedic, is that the rate I can do work is rarely gated by how fast I can interface with a computer. Even if I had a perfect brain/computer interface I think my productivity would maybe increase by 5-10%. What is a real force multiplier is working on the RIGHT THING, not tweaking your vimrc config for the 50th time or creating your own build system because you are tired of Makefiles.