You'd perhaps have more luck if you had an email address on your profile ;)

Anyway, here's a few invite links for HN:

    [Edit: Sorry, all gone!]

I should point out that it's a bit buggy, and still an alpha. So don't expect to be able to use it as your everyday editor just yet.

As noted, you can run vim or emacs in a way where you can mouse where you want to go. In practice, there's usually a way to get to the place you want to be via some other command. For vi, you can usually use /search to get where you want. One of my most-used vi commands that I miss in other editors is f[char]. It moves you to the next instance of [char] on your current line. Things like f= or f( are great for bouncing through a line of source code. I wish textmate (chocolate, sublime, whatever) had a quick keyboard equivalent to that.

I use MacVim. Keyboard navigation works great for me when moving around small areas, but I use the scrollwheel and clicking all the time for moving around larger areas of a file (and for navigating NERDtree).