When somebody reminds me about keyboard layouts, I think about switching and wonder why didn't I do it yet, since I hate inefficiency so much. I think about it for several minutes, then I remember that I'm a vim user. Fuck.
> it's not like I think about letters anyway
is exactly why the following is of little use and is a design mistake for heavily used keybinds
>Almost every key in vim has a meaning, most of them are kinda semantic (webdrtfi...),
Which unfortunately has persisted for ages reminding us yet again how defaults matter :(
(and due to the high frequency of their use the arrow keys shouldn't require you to move a finger off the home keys, so jkl; is better than hjkl; (in qwerty))