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Comment Re:Long live TeX and LaTeX (Score 1) 479

In your response about Plain TeX you ignore that Word has these exact same problems. But it avoids some by not optimizing justification over multiple lines but taking a sub-optimal single-line solutions. You could implement your own non-Plain TeX that did just that, there is no reason you need to use Plain TeX. But you have to realized that WYSIWYG editors do a lot of greedy things to get the current page to display properly and working it out with other pages in the background.

You could also simply force a single page of infinite length for normal editing and then switch back to spec pages in a separate (slower) mode.

Comment Re:Hooray for fusion! (Score 1) 140

Long half-life products have too slow a decay rate to worry about

While I agree that France has done well to follow approximately this mix in their fuel cycle, it isn't a panacea. you always end up with a nasty mix of the long lived stuff at the end that is too hot to declare not a problem and not readily converted via the process you describe.

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