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welcome back to emacs rocks!

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I just had my mind exploded!

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this guy,

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the eminent Babenhauserheide,

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sent a tip to key-chord-mode

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man!

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David Andersson has made an extension

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that let you bind commands to simultaneously pressed keys

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let me repeat that

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you press two keys at the same time,

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and commands get run

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wow!

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in episode four, I was drooling over vims awesome F-key

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and bound that to meta-m - which is fine

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but certainly not as fast as just pressing F

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and speed is essential to these micro-optimization navigation tricks

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now watch this

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I press f and g at the same time ...

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BOOM!

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forward!

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and even better,

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f and d to move backward again

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here, let me show you another one

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double tap semicolon

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and it's placed at the end of the line

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and here's all the code it took

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I'm awestruck

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emacs - it is truly the greatest editor on the planet