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In the former case, which seems more likely, does it not fall to reason that like any tool there'll be some that will benefit from it and some that it just won't work as well for, but are equally as good at their job? Like that neovim, unless your an absolute zealot you wouldnt insist that everyone use it, or hire someone based off it, but those who do work well with it do find it to be a boost to productivity.

Also importantly, can it be a neovim? Neovim hasn't had literal trillions invested over it in the space of just 5 years, local llm's aside can those smaller productivity gains justify the huge investment put into them, and which will continue to be needed for further model development?