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I really like helix. So much that I've switched from jetbrains to neovim.

I think hx is way more "discoverable" than vim with it's "whichkey" by default functionality and it's motion-first structure is way more attractive to me.

As someone used to an IDE, I just really want git integration and other things. As soon as they land on a plugin system, maybe it will be viable.

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Laws aren't static. Also, when someone thinks they've been violated, it takes a lot of time and humans to settle it.

It's already hard enough to keep up with the laws in software.

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The comparison I would draw is it's a statistics based search engine for code.

Sometimes the query is the first half of a small statement that we can fill in with common patterns. Useful, fair.

Sometimes the query is a signature like `fn fast_inv_sqrt` that copies someone's code and doesn't attribute it.

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