Yesterday evening I decided to start rewriting my entire vim config file, changing multiple things about it including the language (vimscript -> lua).
Guess I'll probably surface again in a month or two
I recently just started using neovim with LazyVim as my primary ide, and I'm quite liking it. Code completion maybe works better than VS code? Anyway, I'm very worried that I too will be re-writing my vim config from scratch every 2 month now.
This is probably the correct take in the end, but I am deep in the sunk cost fallacy at this point
don't go yakshaving and end up modularizing your config its not worth it
too late, I already wrote a script which automatically sets up any computer with one of three different configurations depending on whether it's a personal linux desktop, work desktop, windows machine with WSL >_<
Thankfully my actual vim setup I'm already pretty happy with so this is almost completely a refactor (I am replacing a couple of plugins with functionally almost-identical plugins), so it hopefully shouldn't take too long. Besides, I can't spend too much time on my vim config, I have to get back to the 300 hour factorio mod I started recently, as well as my series where I'm playing through the entirety of mainline Final Fantasy in order to blog about it. Not to mention the new game engine I'm learning in my spare time.
...I need to find hobbies which take up less time...
