When the Julia kernel is run locally on one's laptop, the frame rate is consistent.
When the Julia kernel is running on a probcomp stack instance, some of the animations that have a high frame rate (like the MH demonstration, and the sample-from-prior demonstration), look a bit choppy.
This is because those particular animations run in a Julia for loop of (1) compute, (2) render to JS, (3) repeat.
This only happened on a bad Wifi connection, and did not happen when I plugged into the Ethernet in the office.
When the Julia kernel is run locally on one's laptop, the frame rate is consistent. When the Julia kernel is running on a probcomp stack instance, some of the animations that have a high frame rate (like the MH demonstration, and the sample-from-prior demonstration), look a bit choppy. This is because those particular animations run in a Julia for loop of (1) compute, (2) render to JS, (3) repeat.
This only happened on a bad Wifi connection, and did not happen when I plugged into the Ethernet in the office.