Today I went to see a dam, it opens and closes when the boat comes in and out. They drain the water down so the level of the water is same as the lake. I saw the dam open and close when a boat came to the dam. Then we went to dynamic earth, that's the place when people used to come to mine in the pits, that's when kids and men were only allowed down there. people came from ( Europe, America etc). We had a tour down to the earth, I looked at the place where people would come to eat lunch. We put dynamites in holes and it blew up. We felt the dynamites explosion. We watched a movie when a meteor stuck the earth's crater and an explosion was caused. It was over 6billion years ago, I came up and bought a rock and the rocks name was amethyst. I went to the earth gallery which I looked at the rocks. I got to control the machines down in the pits. We went not long after that. I took some pictures at the dynamic earth. We came up through a cool elevator that you could watch movies over in the elavator. Then, we came up and started leaving for the hotel. It was a cool hotel and my tamagotchi had a baby. We came to the hotel and I ate corns for dinner. It was a rough day with so many adventures today.
So I started using neovim, and why it isn't for me
So I started using Neovim-- So recently, I started getting into Neovim after being convinced by some people, watching more of "theprimeagen" and seeing how cool it could be. I still vividly remember that one time I saw a co-worker navigate through scripts with only his keyboard and thought to myself -- "wow if only I could do that". My relationship with Vim has been, more or less to say, hot & cold. I started using vim back in 2018 on my first job. Installing Nerdtree, learning the hjkl commands, learning the different shortcuts that could be done in vim. However, quickly I realized that my productivity with Vim went down way too much to be useful so I went back to VSCode shortly after. Ever since then, I'd use vim only to quickly edit files in the terminal, but never as my main editor. Fast forward to today, I decided to give vim another try. This time, with Neovim. I went fully into the Neovim universe -- installing lazy, plugins, themes, LSP, you name it...
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