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   nemesis (asbestos arc) (nemesis@the.asbestos.cafe)'s status on Saturday, 25-Nov-2023 04:28:50 JST nemesis (asbestos arc)

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   • armpit licker feet smeller
   @tiskaan I have tried doom emacs yes, and its what gave me the impression of emacs being bloated
   
   > its more like an programmable textual interfce than a text editor.
   
   yes, but the point is with neovim I can just have it working out of the box with no config, and learn to use it in an afternoon. obviously then I have my own configs and have added packages and stuff, but its optional. with emacs it feels like I need to add 50+ packages just to be usable
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     armpit licker feet smeller (tiskaan@fedi.layer02.net)'s status on Saturday, 25-Nov-2023 04:28:51 JST armpit licker feet smeller

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     @nemesis try doom emacs maybe
     its weird calling emacs bloated conaidering its more like an programmable textual interfce than a text editor.
     whatbtype of editor can make you read pdfs and chat on irc in one go lol
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     nemesis (asbestos arc) (nemesis@the.asbestos.cafe)'s status on Saturday, 25-Nov-2023 04:28:53 JST nemesis (asbestos arc)
     https://old.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/11xii20/why_emacs_is_the_best_platform_for_llms/
     
     interesting argument Emacs will be good for LLMs because it provides a unified programmable interface for everything, it makes me want to try it a bit more
     
     still seems bloated and overly complex compared to neovim though