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How to resolve the BufferQueueProducer problem specifically on Android Q Pixel 3 and 3 XL devices, while Emulator works fine
I am using a surface texture view to display videos. The videos are shown in a carousel which is essentially a view pager.
I have already tried releasing the surface view on the surface gets destroyed ...
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On Skylake (SKL) why are there L2 writebacks in a read-only workload that exceeds the L3 size?
Consider the following simple code:
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <err.h>
int cpu_ms() {
return (int)(clock()...
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Azure SQL stored procedure ridiculously slow called from C#
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We have two identical databases, one on a local server, one on Azure.
We have a C# system that accesses these databases, calling stored procedures.
The stored procedures are running very, ...
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Costs of new AVX512 instruction - Scatter store
I'm playing around with the new AVX512 instruction sets and I try to understand how they work and how one can use them.
What I try is to interleave specific data, selected by a mask.
My little ...
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RenderScript low performance on Samsung Galaxy S8
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I have an Android app that takes a picture, blurs the picture, removes the blur based on a mask and applies a final layer (not relevant). The last 2 steps, removing the blur based on a mask ...
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Slow Performance on HTTP PUT Calls via Chrome
I have an ASP.NET Web API that exposes all the verbs - the methods are basically empty.
To run the project, you can do this: spin up a new asp.net web project from VS 2017 - then choose Web API. ...
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What is regularInterceptedExpression in angular?
During debugging of my ng-app I've find out that most time of $digest takes regularInterceptedExpression. The question is, what is causes of triggering it?
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AEM performance issues (slow memory leak) org.slf4j.helpers.BasicMarker and org.slf4j.helpers.BasicMarkerFactory
I am currently using the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM also known as CQ) for a Client's site (Java platform). It uses OpenJDK:
java version "1.7.0_65"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (rhel-2.5.1.2.el6_5-...
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Accessing performance counters through a cluster
I am trying to find how to make performance monitoring available over a cluster, and I can't find seem to find anything while searching other than how to access performance counters for a cluster.
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High CPU Usage in React-Native
I'm working to reduce the CPU load on an RN app. I've built the app to a device, in release, and trimmed the console logs from the project. Even after doing this, the app is still around 33% CPU usage ...
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Determine TSC frequency on Linux
Given an x86 with a constant TSC, which is useful for measuring real time, how can one convert between the "units" of TSC reference cycles and normal human real-time units like nanoseconds using the ...
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Android Studio: aapt.exe create too many processes and makes Android Studio very slow
This is my very first question on this website, so I apologize for any mistakes I do in this question.
Well to get to the point:
I currently have this problem with Android Studio, that it gets very ...
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Fragment caching and eager loading: How to get the best of both worlds?
It seems to me that fragment caching and eager loading are -- at least sometimes -- somewhat at odds with each other. Let's say I have a User who has many posts which each has many comments which in ...
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PyCharm autocomplete slow
Autocomplete is slow for some python modules, for example for numpy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcAjEElSUCc
It usually takes a second or two for autocomplete to start showing possible ...
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How to interpret pprof output?
I'm trying to profile an application written in go which apparently uses about 256 virtual memory (checked using ps aux). I'm trying to use pprof package and see what functions allocate/consume most ...