If you swing a steel head framing hammer for 20 years, and then discover the lighter titanium one, I guarantee it will feel like nirvana. Tools matter.
I don't disagree that using the right tool for the job is important. In fact, that's kinda what I was going for - don't try to make the problem fit your preferred tool, rather, use the right tool.
Except this is more like using a hammer for screws because you've been swinging a hammer for 20 years and don't feel like using a screwdriver.
That comparison makes no sense. Using a hammer for screws doesn't work at all.
And using vim for Jupyter notebooks doesn't either. That's the point of this entire subthread.
Did you read the blog post? Clearly vim does work.
Or are you saying the blog post is a hoax?
Isn't the weight of a hammer head a key part of what makes it effective?
I was curious how F = mv/t relates. TIL a steel hammer reverberates 30% of the energy back into the arm. Titanium is only 3%. I imagine it feels a lot better after a day of work.