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# Learning :simple-vim:{ .vim } Vim
I'm writing at the same speed and quantity I've always had. Increasingly, however, I find myself manipulating texts much more frequently. Copying, deleting, moving, and formatting texts with the mouse is slowing me down at best and distracting my train of thoughts at worse.
So now I'm set on learning and using :simple-vim:{ .vim } Vim for better (keyboard) efficiency!
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It's worth noting that :simple-vim:{ .vim } Vim motion itself is not limited to :simple-vim:{ .vim } (Neo)Vim the editor. And I'm only interested in the former.
I'm using ![VSCode-Neovim](https://assets.tylernguyen.wiki/logos/VSCode-Neovim.png){ .twemoji } Neovim extension for VSCode. Notably, the extension is not Vim emulation for VSCode. It instead embeds an instance of NeoVim inside VSCode.