> Note also that these numbers are for users running Nuclide, which adds substantial functionality to Atom and increases its memory usage. Typical Atom users should see lower memory consumption.
It was a really odd graph to show actually, there's no context and it makes me suspicious. How are we supposed to know if all the memory improvements have come from atom or nuclide?
When loading a hello.c both Emacs and Sublime almost breaks the 50 MB barrier with default settings, but does that really matter?