If you really do mean normal Vim (which I don’t think you do) then it’s on my list. NeoVim will probably be solved before I get to it 
I meant the NormalVim distribution of Neovim.
LOL ya I figured I was showing my ignorance there, though apparently Nvim plugin authors are doing everything they can to make any combo of “<english-modifier> Vim” to mean “nvim” so to that I can only throw up my hands 
It is the worst name, totally unsearchable.
I just had an interaction with someone who mentioned “normal Vim” and I figured they meant “Vim” as “Vim” as in, uh, “not-nvim,” so now I don’t know what to think. Though if this is as hard as life gets I suppose it’s not so bad.
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I got it working with just claude desktop on the side, so no changes to my (n)vim configuration.
Asked it to make a change and it worked nice!
What I wonder is how do you switch projects?
By who? Musk? 
Having said that, there are fully autonomous vehicles around right now, and maybe not where you’d expect. Google tells me:
China has emerged as a leader in fully autonomous vehicle development, particularly in the realm of robotaxis and other commercial applications. Cities like Beijing and Wuhan are actively testing and deploying autonomous vehicles on public roads.
Vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izLfWY4c0Ko
Me too! I personally wouldn’t trust a self-driving vehicle just yet - and maybe not ever… you’ve seen Upload, right? 
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IIRC he works in tech, wants to help save the world (for free) but others who want to make as much money as possible have other ideas, and kill him via a self-driving car! It’s actually a nice show well worth a watch 
On a more serious note and getting back on topic, the AI revolution is, I think, inevitable (unless we annihilate ourselves). A nice idea for a Wikis, Polls & Dev Envs > Polls thread with multiple polls could be:
Edit: Poll posted here: How useful do you think AI tools are/will be? (Poll)
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Congratulation Jose, what a fantastic achievement, and open source. Thank you so much.
Google just announced this today: Announcing the Agent2Agent Protocol (A2A) - Google Developers Blog
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