[Jensson]

> I’m always looking for new ways to speed up my day to day tasks, from tmux and vim, to new python packages, to new IDEs and scripts

You would be more productive if you stuck with one set of tools instead of constantly learning new ones. Exploration for better tools is good, but to be productive you have to master one set of tools at some point, there is no tool so good that it makes up for your lack of mastery.

Learning tools is busywork, it feels like you are making progress. But the time spent learning tools is time not spent learning how to tackle hard problems, learning tools is much easier so it is enticing but you just have to push through and stick with the hard things.