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Hi, this is great news after 14 years!
i've tried the executable on an Epyc 7282 server 2019 with 128 GB RAM and on djvu files larger than ~ 25MB it gives for example:
Processing page 81 of 81
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Some developers prefer not to constantly use `this` in classes, as classes in general can lead to larger files and complicate code splitting. They much prefer a functional approach. I believe it would…
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Hello Team,
It seems the MacOS version took 1.4G memory whenever open it. I imagine what happened, even with no tree loaded it constantly consumes 1.4G memory, even larger than famous software such…
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Hello, @Snosixtyboo @ameuleman my device is 4090 24G.
First,when using the SIBR viewer to view my trained model (model size is 4G), I found that the gpu memory is about 22G, if this is the case, if…
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**Severity**: Medium
**Vulnerability Details**:
Even after fixing the dynamic size allocation, there is a bug where retData is still pre-allocated to a fixed size (2 * 32 bytes). This allocation s…
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For fairly "large" servers such as chat.zulip.org memory usage can be larger than one might expect, partially since we retain all the original data sent by the server and don't currently trim entries …
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The install of the AUR packet using an AUR-helper (I have tried both yay and paru) fail. I have tried both howdy, howdy-beta-git and howdy-git. all throw the same errors.
It throws the following erro…
L-28 updated
4 months ago
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### Summary
The current description for the lint is:
> A Result is at least as large as the Err-variant. While we expect that variant to be seldomly used, the compiler needs to reserve and move th…
dridi updated
1 month ago
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All of the examples I've seen either:
1. Show TPOT using Dask for training on a dataset that fits in memory ([shown here](https://examples.dask.org/machine-learning/tpot.html))
2. Show how to use …
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> One should never rely on the number of bytes actually allocated corresponding to the number requested.
The number of bytes allocated is guaranteed to be the same (or more? I guess it's rounded up…