>>110107285
It's not vibecoding if you have emacs open.

>>110107285
What is emacs?

>>110107285
As a Vimmer, I cannot understand people coding in emacs, although I respect them more than vscode vibe sloppers.

glaceon is cute

>>110107562
luv me emacs
luv me ctrl keys
'ate pinkies
simple as

>>110107315
Claude is a plugin for emacs

>>110107562
Elisp is fun.
https://github.com/protesilaos/emacs-lisp-elements

>>110107528
It's an eMachine running MacOS

Why do you need emacs if you're just gonna type prompts?

>>110107562
I tried Emacs for a little while. One thing I noticed is that it has all the PIM software Linux is missing. It took me a couple years to slowly reimplement that outside Emacs before I quit using it just because of that.

I also noticed the default readline motions are the same (this is intentional apparently.) Furthermore if you work for a really big company they all use macs now and the GUI actually lets you use readline motions (so essentially emacs shortcuts) in all the text fields.

I'm glad I did it. It's probably the only positive thing that came from my lisp phase.

>>110109964
>I also noticed the default readline motions are the same (this is intentional apparently.)
this is one of the major reasons I grew to hate vscode so many of their retarded hotkeys override the actually useful ones in the terminal, there's an option to turn it off but it still doesn't fix all of them

>>110107528
The route towards carpal tunnel syndrome

>>110107285
The vibest coding is dumping your stream of consciousness vocally onto your harness and telling model to extract something sensible from it