nixbytes: vim or emacs is more efficient

In the last podcast, "Sweet Little Lies." there is a question on why people love vim or emacs. as some who used IDE, nano, Jetbrains, Sublime text, VS Code, and visual studio. I find vim is an investment that has lasted me for many years. However, the editor or ide I mentioned is not as effective or efficient as vim or emacs. Once its learning curve is overcome, it's tough to back to another editor or IDE. have you ever heard of vim crashing multi-times or can't handle a file from a user's too big? Here is a link to the NetFlix developer on why he uses vim.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4YTJ2W5q4Y

In my experience, the vim motions and vim itself make me type what I am thinking into coding. I can easily navigate through a large code base, and it's battle-tested. So now I recommend vim or neovim. As for emacs, it's an excellent multi-tool OS. If I need to write code or notes, vim is the way to go. If your time is money, then either editor is worth every penny.