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I need to make the switch. I use VSCode primarily because it's easier to make sure the tech-illiterate folks I work with can occasionally edit configs with minimal setup.
It's been getting so bad lately though, I write fully typed Python and it's painfully slow with the built in pyright server. Some of my files take like 3s to lint, and it's doing it constantly in the background (partially my fault for having such complex type hints).
I might switch to ty or basedpyright first then make the editor switch when I'm not pushing 20 commits a day all by myself lol
Uff breaking up a workflow can be tough. I don’t code professionally at all, so Emacs ends up being a hobby project that is slowly taking over all my personal projects. Praise be to org-mode. Also learning lisp is just fun.
Lisp is great, and I got to use it professionally in the form of AutoLisp.
AutoLisp sucks.