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Contrary to popular techy opinion, short-term memory is not composed of hard, fixed "slots" that fill up and overflow. It's not like remembering one more byte o
by theon144 6y ago
Contrary to popular techy opinion, short-term memory is not composed of hard, fixed "slots" that fill up and overflow. It's not like remembering one more byte of information will make a variable name fall out of your memory on the other end.
Besides, it might just as well become something you don't need to use memory for at all - just press Esc to make sure. If you're in command mode, nothing happens. If you're in insert mode, you've entered command mode.
- red75prime 6y ago> short-term memory is not composed of hard, fixed "slots" that fill up and overflow. Nevertheless it is a limited resource. > just press Esc to make sure It's better to press Esc twice. Otherwise there's a risk of terminal emulator interpreting a command as an escape sequence.