In general this author is comparing robust vim solutions with golf-style solution in Kakoune (i.e. assuming the example is the only thing in the buffer).
I'm not saying multi-select and Kakoune's predicate-then-verb (instead of vim's verb-then-predicate) aren't cool, it's just that he has very strawman comparisons because the vim solutions could often be phenomenally simplified if the same assumptions were made in the comparison.
OTOH, I learned some cool Vim features from those incantations that may be handy in a pinch someday.
camgunz 262 days ago [-]
I don't know about other Vim users, but these incantations are foreign to me. I'd do most of it with "." or macros.
Also like, I love that this person loves Kakoune, and IMO that's sufficient. No need to be like "look how garbledy this Vim bullshit is".
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I'm not saying multi-select and Kakoune's predicate-then-verb (instead of vim's verb-then-predicate) aren't cool, it's just that he has very strawman comparisons because the vim solutions could often be phenomenally simplified if the same assumptions were made in the comparison.
OTOH, I learned some cool Vim features from those incantations that may be handy in a pinch someday.
Also like, I love that this person loves Kakoune, and IMO that's sufficient. No need to be like "look how garbledy this Vim bullshit is".