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Re:I have officially retired from Emacs by john_strinlai on Tuesday April 28, 2026 @02:15PM (#47938283)
"more flexible with adopting new tech" and "freeing myself of previous choices" are completely unrelated to what you just wrote.
Re:I have officially retired from Emacs by otabdeveloper4 on Tuesday April 28, 2026 @01:49PM (#47937922)
Especially ridiculous because old-school bash CLI scripts is the only usable protocol for interacting with LLM agents.
Re:I have officially retired from Emacs by monooso on Tuesday April 28, 2026 @02:00PM (#47938096)
How on earth did you get that from the segment of text that you chose to quote?
Re:I have officially retired from Emacs by bitwize on Tuesday April 28, 2026 @01:25PM (#47937593)
Our lives are much more than our computing environments. By surrendering a bit of control of our computing environments we free up our brains to devote to other things in life: loved ones, pets, gardening, home maintenance, other hobbies and sports...

Millions of happy Apple users can't be wrong on this.

Re:I have officially retired from Emacs by enthdegree on Tuesday April 28, 2026 @01:35PM (#47937723)
They're coming for that stuff next
Re:I have officially retired from Emacs by anthk on Tuesday April 28, 2026 @02:27PM (#47938436)
Millions of Apple users can't even have grabable corners. Enjoy.
Re:I have officially retired from Emacs by guelo on Tuesday April 28, 2026 @01:51PM (#47937952)
What if computing environments is our job?
Re:I have officially retired from Emacs by skydhash on Tuesday April 28, 2026 @01:40PM (#47937803)
Maybe, but for some of us, the peace of mind comes from stability and minimal friction with our tools.

Whenever I touch my config is because I get frustrated with one operation and tries to see if it can be done faster. If you use your computer like a toaster, then you wouldn’t care that much about power usage. But for me it’s a creative lab and I don’t want a generic cubicle.