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[sb_dunk]

As a programmer, my bottleneck isn't how fast I can get around, it's how fast my brain can come up with a good solution.

[jixster]

I spend 90% of my time just staring at code not moving my fingers anyway

[vipinchaudhary]

Yes, the perfect way to always be productive, cause you won't be able to exit it.

[theesla]

Tell me you’re a wannabe programmer without telling me you’re a wannabe programmer

[adityamishra]

I totally disagree with this. 90 percent of my time goes into thinking and debugging it's only 10 percent when I'm writing actual code. And that 10 percent is not a continuous span of time but chunks of time. If I'm writing assay or something then it would be a problem.

[RamLimko]

I don't think so. Programmers don't spend most of their time typing and rushing around on the pc. But most time is spent thinking. That is where the good ideas come from. Remember, in programming, less means more

[deekshantwadhwa]

Me searching stack overflow how to reverse an array : Yes, using the mouse is my biggest problem 👍

[BAMBAMBAMBAMBAMval]

Would be cool if you made a full guide to all the shortcuts you use

[Chocoffee_battery]

ok, imma use my drawing tablet to tap the save icon instead 🤣🤣🤣

[mjerez]

The speed you can code matters a regarding how good you are as a programmer.

[halneufmille]

As a programmer, a great way to go fast is not wasting time learning a new set of hotkeys and shortcuts every week. A trick is using icons whenever you see them.

[NaviYT]

As soon as you said "Get rid of your mouse" I was like "oh god... he's gonna recommend Vim"

[floboyyt]

I've never clicked on a save button in IDEs or text editors and now I am proud of myself. :)

[friedec]

As a programmer the longest time is not spend writing the code, it's to scrolling through stackoverflow.
So no, mouse is important because it has scroll wheel.

[naeznal]

I can't even type without looking at the keyboard and still I'm more productive than most of my collegues. As all the others say, typing the code is not the hard part.

[sa_ad]

Oh hell naw last time I opened vim I had to buy a new laptop altogether

[elitegamersx]

Depends on the IDE. If you do game design you can forget about losing mouse. Also sublime text with the column editing using the mouse wheel button saves a ton of time

[alxjones]

There was a time when I bought into this entirely, but I've since realized that there is a balance.

Common hotkeys across basically all software (like save, cut/copy/paste, undo) and hotkeys for common actions that are otherwise hidden in menus (re-open last tab in browser, go to last cursor location in JetBrains) are worth doing.

Beyond that, I'd rather reduce the cognitive load and just navigate places with a mouse. It doesn't take that long, and it saves me the hand pain from using too many modifier keys.

[Aryan_Divyanshu_]

I am quite okay with my time being taken, I am not very okay with everyone's and server's time being taken, So I will sit back, relax and take a lot of time to write codes, that's the workflow I follow and I'd love to keep it that way.

[TheMetalkon]

Its easier to navigate around google, stack overflow, and chatgpt using my mouse. Programming is more than just typing the code. :P