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You must truly loathe vscode etc then if you hate emacs for overhead. I can't really see why you should hate something just because it uses a slightly less small amount of resources. I don't even know how you'd notice on any machine from the last 20 years.
This is my preference. Is that not OK?
Seems pretty reasonable that if you want to tell the world you hate something, you might want the world to understand why you hate it, or else perhaps we might assume it's not a reasoned position. That's certainly the conclusion I'm coming to.