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Another opinion I would like to discuss is: with #lua, a mature, turing complete language, with a rich ecosystem, #neovim bet on being much more extensible and composable. It seems to me it is a direction similar to the one #Emacs took. To me, it's a very good news.
I just wonder if I'm the only one seeing this like that.
There are a lot of abstractions but language underlines them all and binary is the most basic layer of information.
I have been looking into it and came up with this idea, do you see value on this?
https://primal.net/e/note18wfrd9gyy6qmrtpazzm6cdd7936luwundnyedxqtjtdz0ewwge4saq7hes
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