>neovim harline

what causes this?

>>105694130 (OP)
Sun, Hot showers, testosterone, stress, basecaps, genetic defects caused by islam

>>105694264
Hmm, now I know what to suspect whenever I see haircuts like that. I bet windy days must be a bitch for them

>>105694264
There's gotta be some sort of cure for this.

>>105695584
HRT

>>105694130 (OP)
Neovim is for dumbasses, use vim.

>>105694130 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6sF5CiwyNw

I find him very cute though
name one programming youtuber who is more handsome than him
Why are zoomers getting handsome even for the STEM lads? It's brutal

>>105697217
i think if he gets a forehead reduction that ends up looking natural and he hops on TRT he would be very successful

>>105697217
you are completely insane if you think this guy is considered handsome in any way, he looks like a literal rat

>>105697235
He looks like the top celebrity. Yeah, stop coping. I'm not insane.

>>105697280
timothee if he was bloatmaxxed, receding, and autistic

>>105697235
Social media completely brainwashes you if you think this guy is considered ugly in any way.
Most programmers in this field are Indian, Chang, or look like metalheads

>what causes this?


4 head VHS players

>>105697187
What can vim do that nvim cant

>>105695584
The cure is shave it all off and stop being a bitch.

>>105697457
You can say the opposite and it's the same. They don't differ that much.
But I have no reason to switch and when I tried some of my plugins were buggy there.
I think they removed support for some languages extensions like ruby and other more niche languages.
They removed graphical vim (gtk/athena). Which I don't care about, but someone might care.
There were some bugs like not remembering that I removed mark from file. It remembers marks, but it brings them back after I delete them after I open the file again. Maybe they changed how .viminfo works there, I don't know. But it's just broken for me and I don't want to go through every setting I have to check what is causing the issue. Same config on vim just works.
I can't expect legacy plugins to work, because they apparently don't test them. If they fucked up marks I don't expect them that they support older plugins.
I don't want to rewrite old plugins and my settings just to switch to editor that is the same thing, but for zoomers that like "webdev icons" in their "nerdtree" and having a "telescope/harpoon" or whatever it is. Fzf-vim does the same thing, but "not fancy". I don't even use a fucking file manager. Buffers are all I need. LSP works on vim and is straightforward to setup unlinke the 10 ways to configure the "newest fancy wrapper over whatever was the original lsp implementation".
As an external observer of neovim that tried it few times it looks to me they have a nu-webdev philosophy of constantly reinventing everything, changing the apis and making vanity changes.

This guy is obviously a poser

>>105700373
Why do you think it like that

>>105700774
Just imagine a gen-Z Luke Smith that unlike real Luke Smith stayed in school and redirected his desperation to appear better than his peers by broadcasting obviously fallacious hot takes about linguistics instead

>>105695584
Fin already exists

>>105694130 (OP)
i love him bro only for his facial features
his so handsome