> It's quite possible that knowledge of vim and emacs and package management won't be the world's most valuable skills in ten years. Whaddya think? Replace you

> It's quite possible that knowledge of vim and emacs and package management won't be the world's most valuable skills in ten years. Whaddya think? Replace your hyperbole of "world's most valuable skills" with just "valuable skills", and I think knowing how to use a text editor and a package manager will still be valuable skills in 10 years. The last 20 years of inertia serve as evidence for me. > Only if that's the way the system is architected. Maybe thinking that way is actually a handicap. That is the way all (afaik) computer systems are currently architected. Having a correct model of the world isn't a handicap.