Question

typing slow

Answer 1

Oh dear god the font rendering is so horrible :p

Answer 2

let me know if you want anything else

Answer 3

This is the same thing I am facing from quite a few days, what I do is type and press enter and then do my other work.. the cache post the reply after sometime I noticed.

Answer 4

So hang on, is the actual typing slow, or does it just take a second to post?

Answer 5

(Or, several. Either way.)

Answer 6

the typing is crazy slow

Answer 7

typing slow is obvious and it may be caused by many other things.

Answer 8

Also do we really need that "x is typing a reply ... " ? This is probably doing some overhead on the server ?!

Answer 9

Preview is good but this one is really like IM Chat .. I don't understand why we need this in a QA site :)

Answer 10

We do think that's important, yes. But that's not what's causing slow typing. Slow typing is a serious problem that we need to deal with.

Answer 11

It's really weird that it's happening only in the one group. Thanks for letting me know though, that's valuable information.

Answer 12

You are welcome :)

Answer 13

i don't have a problem with this everyday

Answer 14

why would it only sometimes type slow?

Answer 15

thats weird to me

Answer 16

like earlier it was fine today

Answer 17

One more thing is it possible to post the latex without going in new line ?

Answer 18

but now for the last hour it seems to be really really really slow

Answer 19

yes it's \(\text{possible}\) use \.( \.) without dots

Answer 20

I said without dots....

Answer 21

Hey this should not got to the new line \( x^2 > 7 \)

Answer 22

cool!, I was using `$` `$` only

Answer 23

\[ 5x-6=4 \ (\5x=4+6) \ (\5x=10) \ (\x=2) \ \]
i don't get it

Answer 24

http://pastebin.com/0LyAyirh

Answer 25

there are no preview if you use \( only
but if u use \( and \[ then you have preview

Answer 26

oh let me try again
\[ 5x-6=4 \(5x=4+6 \) \(5x=10\) \(x=2\) \]

Answer 27

I don't get what you want to do?

Answer 28

Here is how it's need to be done \( \gamma = \lim_{n \rightarrow \infty } \left(
\sum_{k=1}^n \frac{1}{k} - \ln(n) \right)=\int_1^\infty\left({1\over\lfloor x\rfloor}-{1\over x}\right)\,dx \)

Answer 29

i thought he was trying to make a new line in latex

Answer 30

E-M Constant \( \gamma = \lim_{n \rightarrow \infty } \left(
\sum_{k=1}^n \frac{1}{k} - \ln(n) \right)=\int_1^\infty\left({1\over\lfloor x\rfloor}-{1\over x}\right)\,dx \)

Answer 31

he want not to make new line but post in same line
if you want new line type \\

Answer 32

oh

Answer 33

New line is latex is easy .. we could use begin{} if you want to know I can show you ?

Answer 34

Yeah, $ is disabled on here because it could trigger too often when people don't intend it to (e.g., in a math world problem involving money).

Answer 35

You can also use begin/end environments without \ [ or \ ].

Answer 36

@shadowfiend: `$` is not disabled I guess only it works same as \.[ \.] without dots.

Answer 37

single $ is disabled but not $$

Answer 38

and \( \$ \) works!

Answer 39

single $ means post in same line $$ means post in new line

Answer 40

$it doesn't work$

Answer 41

$ is same as \(
$$ is same as \[

Answer 42

aww! Hm thanks!

Answer 43

single $ is disabled here... but usually it works

Answer 44

and you need to use \( not just (

Answer 45

right_arrow is incorrect
rightarrow is correct

Answer 46

delete this thread!!!! :D

Answer 47

YOu mean \( \large \lim \limits_{x \to \infty} e^{-x^2} \) ?

Answer 48

fool newline here is disabled too, but you can easily get it yourself

Answer 49

newline ?

Answer 50

$$ \large \LaTeX $$

Answer 51

Newlines generally don't work in raw LaTeX math environments. They only work in align or other multiline environments.

Answer 52

Another question re: typing slow. Does switching away from math and coming back help by any chance?

Answer 53

no

Answer 54

oh wait let me try

Answer 55

i thought you meant math chat

Answer 56

maybe I should unjoin math and then rejoin

Answer 57

YAY!!!

Answer 58

It works.

Answer 59

Thanks shadow. You are so smart.

Answer 60

Ok, so switching the top bar to OpenStudy Feedback and back did help? Or did you have to actually leave the group and then join it again?

Answer 61

I left the group and then join back

Answer 62

I have already switch sections earlier I didn't work.
I had switch sections in order to post here right, shadow?

Answer 63

Ah, fair point :p

Answer 64

Ok, well, that's pretty funky, but super-super-helpful. Thanks so much for checking that stuff out. We'll see if we can snuff this bug out with that info.

Answer 65

Your welcome. Thanks you for os.