Vim is perfect for lazy people. Trust me, I know about laziness :)<p>Just picture this: You want to delete one line in your file. With Vim you just press &#x27;dd&#x27; (that&#x27;s &#x27;d&#x27; two times). Not impressive, right? But what if you wanted to delete 27 lines? Are you going to select them with your mouse while counting? You might prefer to type &#x27;27&#x27; and then &#x27;dd&#x27;. Done.<p>Do you want to jump to line 2135? type :2135 and press enter. What if I want to find a string? &#x2F;string. Oh, and then I could just press &#x27;n&#x27; for the next occurrence.<p>I needed years to only grasp a few Vim tricks, but every single one of them is almost mind blowing. I&#x27;ve only find Sublime Text to be a rival, for other reasons (multiple cursors are ideal to trim log files 100x faster while troubleshooting).