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>>james2+(OP)
The main feature of Sublime Text for me is that it doesn't throw away your buffers. Ever. So it's mainly a note taking app with vim key bindings for me / snappy scratch pad. All of my actual code editing happens in an IDE or actual VIM when on a server.

>>lopati+Zi
I see how the separation of "persisted active buffers" from "saved files" is important, but FWIW I have vim configured to (for a specific note-taking FileType) write the buffer out on 60 seconds of inactivity.

Not the same, but adequate for my needs.