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by enoch_r
4865 days ago
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Generally when people advocate using hjkl, they're doing so: A: for use within vim (where "i" has another meaning already), or B: for people who have a long history using vim and are already used to the hjkl paradigm, or C: (most often) both. I'm really not sure why you would get tired of this "obsession." No one is telling you to use hjkl unless you're using vim. |
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It's annoying when you spot this kind of thing about 6 times a year. FWIW today I also spotted a story about how you shouldn't be using hjkl.