Posts by Anselm@troet.cafe
(DIR) Post #AIAcXA4EeGurrwHPn6 by Anselm@troet.cafe
2022-04-06T10:58:40Z
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@heiseonline Wichtiger als viele Daten sind auch hier gute Daten. Großartiges Beispiel: Die SARS-2-Hospitalisierung aus (Big Data) Meldedaten und (small data) ICOSARI. Vgl. http://blog.tfiu.de/lang-lebe-small-data.html - #datenschutz macht bessere #wissenschaft.
(DIR) Post #AKBhmKvD5brOmN2dhQ by Anselm@troet.cafe
2022-06-05T19:17:07Z
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@LinuxLounge And more importantly: Does it run a stock kernel?
(DIR) Post #AQXq9AKI9W8R77HoA4 by Anselm@troet.cafe
2022-12-12T17:52:19Z
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@akib @Codeberg This sounds like an excellent advice, except... just popping up the list of completions takes ~10 CPU seconds on a webkit 4.0-based browser running on a Haswell i5. Before I start to diving in: Is this a known problem? Is there, perhaps, even a known solution (other than switching to firefox or chromium)?
(DIR) Post #AQXsZrOwp4J498Jx3I by Anselm@troet.cafe
2022-12-12T23:12:23Z
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@Codeberg @akib I do, yes. I go to a repo, hit "Manage Topics", click the input field, and I get >10 seconds of 100% CPU (with no network activity) until a popup containing (at this point) python, linux, rust, javascript appears. When I click an entry, there are again >10 seconds before the "python" tag appears (this is on luakit).
(DIR) Post #AQZiHlK04txGqterCK by Anselm@troet.cafe
2022-12-13T20:26:31Z
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@Codeberg @akib Hm... I'm not too fond of the various biotopes of the javascript ecosystem myself. In particular, I'm not sure whether I should be concerned that webkit doesn't retrieve the unminified version of index.js. Still: From briefly poking around in the minified version I'm rather sure what takes the time is putting all available tags into the popup. Making that interruptible should really fix the problem.
(DIR) Post #AQZr0oVXsU2fOm3EuG by Anselm@troet.cafe
2022-12-13T20:31:30Z
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@Codeberg @akib Trying to find the sources of that index.js, I end up confused: gitea is hosted on github? Shouldn't gitea of all packages self-host? Ah well.
(DIR) Post #AQZr0q4g3LjqG1UoIy by Anselm@troet.cafe
2022-12-13T20:50:41Z
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@Codeberg @akib So, I'm rather confident that the time is spent calling topicDropdown.dropdown in web_src/js/features/repo-home.js, which somewhere in a jquery plugin creates 1e3s of elements. But experimenting with that looks like a lot of scaffolding work, and frankly I had hoped this wouldn't turn into a gitea or, even worse, jquery problem. Ah well. Perhaps we should simply raise a gitea issue (on, argh, github)?
(DIR) Post #AQheH8oUPCdWrw2xqC by Anselm@troet.cafe
2022-12-17T16:18:19Z
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@Codeberg @akib So, I've created https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/132 – let's see what happens. I have to say I'd like limiting topic matches to 100 (say) even beyond that problem. Nobody wants to scroll 10'000 topics in frequency order...
(DIR) Post #AZ42dvcMSQH42nNMno by Anselm@troet.cafe
2023-08-24T18:21:15Z
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Hat jemand anders auch den Effekt, dass irgendwas in #Berlin, vielleicht irgendwas in Bussen oder U-Bahnen der #BVG, schlafende („Suspend to RAM“, s2ram, #ACPI S3) Rechner hart ausschaltet? Und woanders nicht?Meine jüngsten Erlebnisse und wilde Spekulationen: https://blog.tfiu.de/wer-kennt-den-s2ram-killer-der-bvg.html#zuengeln
(DIR) Post #AbGGhtfsuaezYxMMNM by Anselm@troet.cafe
2023-10-28T00:10:28Z
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@P4FKoeln Der Merten/Kuhnimhof-Artikel kommt zur richtigen Zeit: Ich bin gerade in Cambridge, Massachussetts, wo seit ein paar Jahren tatsächlich nennenswert #Parkplätze in #Fahrradwege und Baumscheiben umgewandelt werden. Und meine Bekannten hier haben auch alle erstmal die Ängste der "small businesses" wiederholt. Schade nur: "public parking garages nearby" aus dem Abstract. Es bleibt also noch viel zu tun.