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by 13years 11y ago
I don't have any lag. Do you have lag with a plain text file? Does this happen with default install no added plugins? I recently was editing a 10M log file with no lag. I've had problems sometimes with all these editors with occ
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by 13years 11y ago
It has definitely gotten better and VS Code and Brackets both give hope it can still improve. Actually Brackets all file search is faster than sublime.
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by 13years 11y ago
Most people, including myself, would be fired if we broke security protocol. Inconvenience is not a justified reason to break protocol. At least she wasn't mandated to use the cone of silence :-P
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by 13years 11y ago
However, your premise is that it is possible to do something about guns. However, consider the war on drugs, billions spent, agencies created, military style task force, severe penalties including life in prison just for possession. So if t
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by 13years 11y ago
SharedArrayBuffer has been accepted as stage 2 in tc39 so there is now a good chance you will have this from JavaScript as well. https://github.com/tc39/ecmascript_sharedmem
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by 13years 11y ago
The answer is they are and this is somewhat a litmus test for who stands behind free markets and those who don't despite what they often claim. Example from organization supporting free markets. http://fee.org/articles&
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by 13years 11y ago
The All Writs Act is what gives the government the authority to issue a warrant. This is the tactic of the government to obscure what is really relevant by mentioning a law that nobody will recognize which is nothing more than the authorit
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Constitutional discussion of Apple's refusal(youtube.com)
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JavaScript Safe Navigation Using Proxies(gist.github.com)
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by 13years 11y ago
At a cursory glance, I'm not sure it is the same. Brackets keeps some type of index. So there is zero delay whenever you perform a project wide search. Looks like Emacs helm uses Silver Searcher which is real time, but impressively f
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by 13years 11y ago
Brackets can do this. Ctrl/Cmd E will open definition inline.
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by 13years 11y ago
I'm still using and prefer Brackets. Starting using it because it's performance was better than any other prior to VS Code. However, Brackets new instant search is awesome and no other editor has it. For large projects I find it
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by 13years 11y ago
When we are talking about browsing code for the purpose of leisure curiosity and learning, yes it is a real hurdle.
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by 13years 11y ago
Yet, isn't much of the web already unreadable due to minification of JS source?
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by 13years 11y ago
I love Brackets since they have added instant search. That is the killer feature for me. Being able to search 10k+ files instantly as you type is really awesome.
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Brackets 1.5 Editor – improved instant search across thousands of files(brackets.io)
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by 13years 11y ago
The productivity of millions of people just went up :-)
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by 13years 11y ago
Actually in this instance that is not the case. It is the case of misrepresenting the actual data and making a more sensational misleading headline. See the editor's note in the original Scientific American article. It simply confirms
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by 13years 11y ago
Burning coal does not produce more radioactive waste. It is just that under normal operating conditions more is released into the atmosphere from burning coal. However, if there is an accident, then you are talking orders of magnitude more
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by 13years 11y ago
The argument I have heard is that this is part of the basis for the significant difference. Random mutations - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1559911/
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by 13years 11y ago
I don't think you need to even consider gene transfer to be concerned about species with new traits impact on the environment. We already have plenty of lessons of introducing existing species outside of their natural environment which
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by 13years 11y ago
No, I do get it. I will restate my point again. "My point is about the disregard of the significance of the Fukishima accident". Why is that important. Because nuclear is not a panacea of risk free energy. The public should dem
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by 13years 11y ago
My point is about the disregard of the significance of the Fukishima accident. You must include that in the analysis. This was written in 2011, and Fukishima has been continuously releasing radiation ever since. "...every 600 years wo
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by 13years 11y ago
This is true compared to normal nuclear facilities operating normally. However, it is not a comparison to nuclear activity as due to nuclear accidents. http://www.cejournal.net/?p=410
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by 13years 11y ago
Global climate change doesn't have a definable and agreeable source and/or event that can be confined to definite set of parameters. The cause and effect chain is nebulous in comparison. But damage caused by radiation is well kno
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by 13years 11y ago
Most other accidents have casualties which are easily traceable. Comparing deaths to those that fall from wind turbines is not a fair comparison. Nuclear accidents happen in slow motion and the effects are not as easily traceable. It will
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by 13years 11y ago
Possibly, but it would seem to nonetheless also demonstrate why regulation also doesn't work in practice. From the article. "...THE FEDERAL TOXIC SUBSTANCES Control Act requires companies that work with chemicals to report to the
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by 13years 11y ago
A couple of reference for further reading on the subject. "...if a product polluted the air, victims could sue the product maker, who in turn would pass the costs of restitution onto the consumer. Higher prices would discourage use and
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by 13years 11y ago
Free markets when supported by strong property rights can have strong protections to prevent harm or pollution. Non free markets, although regulated, don't necessarily perform better and can even perform worse in this regard. The FDA
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by 13years 11y ago
That's because possibly there wasn't a difference. http://lifehacker.com/the-most-and-least-fake-extra-virgin-o...

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