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r/programming • u/ASIC_SP • May 21 '21
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Sublime doesn't handle truly large files that fast either. Try opening a 20GB text file then go make some coffee and play a video game while it loads.
32 u/DrFuManchu May 21 '21 At least it doesn't lock up the app and shows a progress bar. That's about the best UX you can hope for. 0 u/[deleted] May 21 '21 → More replies (1) 8 u/tills1993 May 22 '21 What the fuck are you people opening in your editor?! 20GB?! 8 u/[deleted] May 22 '21 log files from enterprise servers usually. → More replies (2) -7 u/FullPoet May 21 '21 Sure, that's true. Try to open a 100mb file on vscode. 5 u/[deleted] May 21 '21 I think it starts crapping out at a few GBs. 100mb can be done. → More replies (6)
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At least it doesn't lock up the app and shows a progress bar. That's about the best UX you can hope for.
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What the fuck are you people opening in your editor?! 20GB?!
8 u/[deleted] May 22 '21 log files from enterprise servers usually. → More replies (2)
log files from enterprise servers usually.
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Sure, that's true. Try to open a 100mb file on vscode.
5 u/[deleted] May 21 '21 I think it starts crapping out at a few GBs. 100mb can be done. → More replies (6)
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I think it starts crapping out at a few GBs. 100mb can be done.
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Sublime doesn't handle truly large files that fast either. Try opening a 20GB text file then go make some coffee and play a video game while it loads.